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10 Stretches to Wake Up Your Upper Back
Relieve tension for better posture. The post 10 Stretches to Wake Up Your Upper Back appeared first on Yoga Journal.
13 Simple Things You Need to Know Before Your First Yoga Class
Everything you need to know to feel a little (or a lot) more comfortable. The post 13 Simple Things You Need to Know Before Your First Yoga Class appeared first on Yoga Journal.
3 Tools for Burnout Relief (That I’m Using Right Now)
**This post contains a giveaway. Scroll to the bottom to learn more! Burnout has been on my mind a lot lately, and that’s saying a lot since my burnout brain has trouble focusing these days. Between working from home while raising two young kids and traveling back and...
Morning meditation — Vīrya, the fourth perfection, represents energy.
‘Vīrya, the fourth perfection, represents energy or enthusiastic effort. It is the driving force that sustains our Buddhist practice, propelling us forward on the path to awakening.’ Everyday Buddhism
Vineeta’s Story – The Whisper of Pain, The Song of Gratitude
11 May 2025 – A Huge Win & A Thank You Celebration Surrounded by my dear friends, I hosted a heartfelt thank-you party—not just to celebrate life after brain surgery, but to honour the love, support, and strength that carried me through. It was my way of saying: I...
Newton’s Story – My New Identity
I was born on October 4, 2004. As a 6-month-old baby, I struggled with constant illness until I turned 3. My parents rarely slept through the night. They often rushed me to hospitals at 3 a.m. My mother still shares stories of arriving in torn skirts, desperate just...
Aastha’s Story – Blooming in Silence
I was never the girl who stood out in a room. In fact, I spent most of my days trying to shrink into the background, hoping no one would notice the chaos I carried within. At 13, life felt like a maze I didn’t know how to navigate. I wasn’t close to my family—they...
Ann’s Story – Gratitude in the Hills
I was born in a beautiful place in Kerala, India — Wayanad, surrounded by misty hills, green forests, and fresh air. My earliest memory takes me back to a bus ride with my parents. We were traveling to the Nilgiri Hills. I remember the winding roads, the cool breeze...
Chelle’s Story – Gratitude as an Attitude
Since my husband committed suicide in the fall of 2019, my life took a turn for the worst. I was 48 years old, suddenly homeless, and living on the streets of Tucson, Arizona. I lost my husband of 27 years, David, to the voices of his disease—paranoid schizophrenia....