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Thanksgiving Yoga Slow Flow
Reclining Fish Pose & Eagle Arms – a great practice to do on its own, also!In this Subscriber Only Thanksgiving Yoga Slow Flow you may need to consult tutorials relevants to this podcast:
* Jala Namaskar & Cat Stance
You will need two yoga blocks, one strap, and one folded blankets for this ~75 minute, level 1 – 2 practice. This is a slow flow with a focus on Ease and Trust.
(Inspired by Sean Tabor of Dragon Rising in Santa Fe, there is a relatively unusual pose in this practice called “Cat Stance”, see below for the image. Note the feet. iTunes users see an image of “cat stance” here: http://bit.ly/21iD3YA)
When you consciously cultivate (kritajna) a sense of Ease and Trust, the journey to gratitude is shorter – it’s easier to feel supported, cared for, nourished when you bring a sense of ease to your body. And that makes it easier to give, in turn, to others. This podcast was recorded on Thanksgiving Day, 2015 at Pranatonic in Golden, CO.
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By Jen McCarronReclining Fish Pose & Eagle Arms – a great practice to do on its own, also!In this Subscriber Only Thanksgiving Yoga Slow Flow you may need to consult tutorials relevants to this podcast:
* Jala Namaskar & Cat Stance
You will need two yoga blocks, one strap, and one folded blankets for this ~75 minute, level 1 – 2 practice. This is a slow flow with a focus on Ease and Trust.
(Inspired by Sean Tabor of Dragon Rising in Santa Fe, there is a relatively unusual pose in this practice called “Cat Stance”, see below for the image. Note the feet. iTunes users see an image of “cat stance” here: http://bit.ly/21iD3YA)
When you consciously cultivate (kritajna) a sense of Ease and Trust, the journey to gratitude is shorter – it’s easier to feel supported, cared for, nourished when you bring a sense of ease to your body. And that makes it easier to give, in turn, to others. This podcast was recorded on Thanksgiving Day, 2015 at Pranatonic in Golden, CO.