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As the definitive resource on yoga in the country it equips you with the tools needed for living a centred and connected life and helps you live with strong bodies, healthy minds and a happy, peaceful spirit!
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A form of a gentle back bend, or spinal stretch, Locust Pose uses the strength of the upper and middle back to lift the weight of the legs as high as possible from a starting position face down on the floor
Maybe meditation is a day dream of the soul and the divine – their meeting and yearning for one another after parting and being united again. Or, maybe it is watching the whole of the cosmos before your mind as one is filled with the ecstacy of seeing the whole and oneself as a part of it…
Nature dismantles what She has created as an invitation to us to re-create, reconstruct. In Haiti She has dismantled so that we may take Her invitation and go and rebuild…
A light, nutritious and protein- rich summer salad, this flavour-filled dish is a guest-impressing crunchy delight!
Meditation is a great destroyer of Automatic Negative Thoughts. Through meditation you recognise the ANT’s, and you recognise the stages in which the ANT’s present themselves. You are therefore able to alienate yourself from the ANT’s as they start to occur. Many meditative techniques are focused on the ‘Impartial Observation’ of thoughts….
Yoga might have originated in India over five thousand years ago, but over time its vast language and diverse nature has been fashioned and interpreted in many different ways. According to Kavi Yogiraj Mani Finger, the word “yoga” itself means “union”, “one”, and “to yoke”. He further enlightens that “out of this very same one, came the many – all kinds of yoga – and finally, the many, becomes that one that you find works for you.”
Our hands are extensions of our heart, through their movements people know who we are and how we feel…
Paramahamsa Satyananda Saraswati took Mahasamadhi on December 5th, 2009 in Rikhia, India. He was reportedly sitting in padmasana practicing japa and left his body at midnight with a smile on his face.
Different Yoga Styles – “Yoga in Africa” Documentary
Debbie Lutrin performing Yoga Asanas – “Yoga in Africa” documentary
