Laugh for No Reason
Children laugh 300 times a day; adults, 30. Yet, laughing produces a flood of good, healthy chemicals in our bodies whether it’s forced or spontaneous. Laughter yoga teaches us...
Read MoreChildren laugh 300 times a day; adults, 30. Yet, laughing produces a flood of good, healthy chemicals in our bodies whether it’s forced or spontaneous. Laughter yoga teaches us...
Read MoreEveryone has a beacon of light in life. It’s the space we create where we listen to our inner voice, that wisdom and intuitive knowing that we all have....
Read MoreHumming like a bee can reduce stress levels, helping us feel more calm and relaxed. Bee breath, Bhramari breathing, is a yoga practice to soothe the nervous system and...
Read MoreLiving in rhythm is a key to optimal health, well-being and performance. I’ve found that Sthira and sukha can teach us to “resolutely abide in good space” despite the...
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