East Bank Yoga

My Saturday morning reading lead me to a poignant blog by Victor Dubin http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/YogaForHealthyAging/~3/tn6tSuDWTlw/daya-yoga-practice-of-compassion.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email There is room for me to take my personal yoga practice to a more mindful level at times.   On occasion I move into the asanas that are “good for me” without taking the time to value the experience. Sometimes I skip staying busy when slowing down with some yoga likely would replenish mind, body and soul.   That is on occasion.   I appreciate the “wow factor” when I am in the mode and revelations and freeing the breath flow in my practice. With pleasant anticipation I was ready to host Meditation Group.   I looked forward to the synergy of group meditation.   I looked forward to renewing a mindset of letting go of limiting thought patterns and beliefs.   As we sat I was ready to be “an empty vessel,” clear for meditation.   I was greeted with insight. Our post

It is with delight that the hip strengthening exercises I implemented a little over a month ago I note are now completed with ease and confidence by all in class. A new exercise along with following through with the ancient wisdom of yoga poses indeed is a refreshing re-set for the mind, body and soul. Join me this evening at 5:45, and every third Wednesday for Prana Flow Wind Down Slow Yoga.  Warm up, Vinyasa, and ease in to keeping the muscles warm and comfortable for winding down. “Breath is the bridge which connects life to consciousness, which unites your body to your thoughts. Whenever your mind becomes scattered, use your breath as the means to take hold of your mind again.” ― Thích Nhất Hạnh Namaste, Jill Moncur