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How Yoga Supported Me Through Cancer (In Ways That Had Nothing to Do With Movement)

All those years of practice had prepared me in ways I only later understood. The post How Yoga Supported Me Through Cancer (In Ways That Had Nothing to Do With Movement) appeared first on Yoga Journal.

The Wholeness I Found When I Lost Someone I Love

“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” ~Rumi The room didn’t change when she left. The chair was where it had always been, angled toward the window the way she liked it. What changed was that I could finally see the shape of the thing I’d been leaning...

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So, How Do You Know If You’re “Getting Good” at Yoga?

Ditch the performance. Feel into the subtle. The post So, How Do You Know If You’re “Getting Good” at Yoga? appeared first on Yoga Journal.

50 Inner-Child Affirmations

When you are on your journey of reconnecting with your inner child with warmth, compassion, trust and comfort, affirmations could help ease your process. Affirmations can act as the bridge between the present you and the younger version of you. The tone and language...

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When Resilience Becomes Repression

A man has only a hundred dollars in the bank and just got turned down for a job he thought he’d nailed. When his partner asks about it, he forces a smile: “It’s okay. Something better will come along.” On the surface, it sounds hopeful, but the words are a mask. He...

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The Seeds I Water

Last year, two major events occurred in my life: the first anniversary of my father’s fatal overdose and my tenth year of sobriety. That said, sobriety is like Zen—a process that starts over and over with each breath. Suzuki Roshi once said, “The most important thing...

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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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