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I wake up some mornings with fragments of dreams still fresh in my mind. Sometimes those images fade before I can make sense of them.
Chandra Bhedana breathing is among the many types of yogic breathing that is also called pranayama breathing. Chandra Bhedana is the left nostril breathing technique.
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Halasana, commonly known as Plow Pose, is a foundational yoga asana celebrated for its powerful physical and mental benefits. This inverted pose stretches the spine,
What do Albert Einstein, Simone Biles, Frida Kahlo, and Michelle Obama all have in common? Each of these remarkable individuals has kept a journal to
Unleash your Creativity Are you a writer or artist struggling with creative blocks? Creative brain dump techniques can help you break through barriers and spark new ideas. This guide explores
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Tips to Start, Set Goals, and Build a Lasting Habit Meditation feels overwhelming when you’re just starting out. You might wonder if five minutes is enough or if you
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A Powerful Tool for Focus and Clarity Living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can often feel like trying to navigate through a constant storm of thoughts, ideas, and distractions.
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Feeling like your brain is running a marathon with no finish line in sight? A bullet journal brain dump might be exactly what you need. This simple 10-minute practice involves
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Key Differences, Benefits, and How to Choose the Right Practice You hear about mindfulness and meditation everywhere, but do you know the difference? Both promise less stress and better focus,
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In our fast-paced world, it's easy for our minds to become cluttered with thoughts, tasks, and worries. Enter the brain dump – a simple yet powerful technique to clear
Read More →Understanding Attention Control Basics of Attention When we talk about attention, we're referring to our ability to focus on specific tasks, objects, or thoughts while filtering out distractions. This skill is crucial for everything we do, from practicing yoga to engaging in breath work. For us yogis and
Yoga breathing, or pranayama, is an ancient practice that involves consciously controlling the breath to promote physical and mental well-being. This practice is rooted in a deep understanding of how breath affects the body and mind. Let's explore the science behind these powerful techniques. Yoga Breathing and The
Finding balance and calm can seem elusive. Breathing techniques like Shitali pranayama offer a natural way to cool the body and soothe the mind. This ancient yogic practice is especially beneficial for those dealing with issues like acid reflux, which can be exacerbated by medications or lifestyle factors. Here'
The Surya Bhedan Kumbhaka is a breathing technique from Pranayama. Where Surya means the sun or Pingala. and the meaning of the word “Bhedana” is piercing entering or breaking through something. The Sanskrit word that refers to breathing techniques is Pranayama. Prana means “life force energy”, a little like the
Chandra Bhedana breathing is among the many types of yogic breathing that is also called pranayama breathing. Chandra Bhedana is the left nostril breathing technique. Surya Bhedana is the right nostril breathing which I wrote about earlier. Chandra also means moon What you are doing is simply blocking the right
Understanding Selective Attention Selective attention is our brain's way of shining a spotlight on what's important, helping us keep our heads in the game, especially when deepening our mindfulness through yoga and breathwork. Let's break down how selective attention works inside that noggin of
Welcome to a journey of self-discovery and personal growth through mindful journaling. In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to get caught up in the busyness of everyday life, often leaving little time for self-reflection. However, taking a moment to pause and engage in mindfulness can have
Three years ago, I was drowning in stress, making the same mistakes repeatedly, and feeling disconnected from my own thoughts and emotions. A friend suggested I start a journal, and I'll be honest—I rolled my eyes. "I'm not a 'dear diary' person,
The first time I tried Kapalabhati breathing, I was skeptical. How could something that looked like rapid panting possibly be beneficial? But within just one round of this powerful pranayama technique, I felt an incredible surge of energy and mental clarity that lasted for hours. It was like someone had
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