The Kundalini Life

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When Self-Care Doesn’t Feel Relaxing

The definition of self-care may differ for everyone, but eventually it boils down to this core understanding: the awareness, acceptance, and respect for your own needs. True self-care requires first realizing what you truly need, and then choosing to honor that need...

Trust Exercise: What It Means to Trust Yourself

It feels dangerous out there. When you engage mindful awareness, you offer yourself an edge to meet life’s chaos with creativity and compassion. The post Trust Exercise: What It Means to Trust Yourself appeared first on Mindful.

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The Best Yoga Practices for Each Phase of Your Menstrual Cycle

Your body, your cycle, your yoga. The post The Best Yoga Practices for Each Phase of Your Menstrual Cycle appeared first on Yoga Journal.

Where the Path Leads

Years ago, my daughter heard that remote Pollet’s Cove, Nova Scotia, was the summertime home of a herd of semi-wild horses, and she’s dreamt ever since of paying them a visit. This year, with her about to launch into high school and a new chapter of independence, I...

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Everything Is Our Teacher, Even Death

One day I was walking in a meadow and saw a great blue heron just about thirty feet away. It suddenly poked its head down into the grass and came up with a large snake with at least three feet of its body still dangling from the heron’s mouth. The snake’s body was...

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5 Tips for Mindful Journaling 

Twenty years ago, my partner and I decided to quit our jobs, leave our country, and check into a Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Kathmandu. We were determined to get enlightened, whatever that meant. I’d been active in the poetry community back home—getting published,...

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What is Kundalini? Translated as "snake" in the ancient language of Sanskrit, it represents the lifeforce energy believed to lay dormant, coiled in the spine until spiritual awakening and the enhanced connection of all seven major chakras. 

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