By Basti Deans
One of my favourite quotes is from the Dao De Ching - chapter 40... A short chapter Returning is the movement of the Dao Yielding is the manner of the Dao All things are born of being Being is born of non-being Please read that a few times and let it sink in, notice how your attention and awareness is.
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![]() On this evolving blog page, the team will be recommending books that have inspired them, in the hope that it may support you on your healing journey too. There will be a range of titles which will also feature in our quarterly e-news, so join the mailing list if you would like the suggestions to drop into your inbox. Here is Cat, our resident Meridian Yoga Teacher, as well as Shiatsu Practitioner, demonstrating some quick and simply yoga mudras and postures to help you release your stress and anxiety. Ganesha Mudra
Bring your palms to touch in Prayer position at chest level. Then swivel your hands so that your fingertips point toward opposite elbows, with your right palm facing your heart. Bend your fingers and slide your hands across each other until your fingers lock. Keep the shoulders softening down the ribs at the back and the spine growing toward the sky. Repeat on the other side. This can be done sitting (on the floor or a chair) or standing. Take a few breathes in each Mudra. Benefits of Ganesha Mudra are: to lift your spirits, boost your confidence and to relieve stress and tension. It is named after the Hindu deity who removes obstacles! |
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