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I'm getting in a few days early before the full moon to share this episode on a passage from Women Who Run with the Wolves by Dr Clarissa Pinkola Estes. I wanted to give you plenty of notice to set aside some time on the weekend to do these reflections in your journal under the clarity of that bright, full light of the moon.
This reflection focuses on letting go of those values and attitudes that are not sustaining you and setting yourself something to reach for as a process of transformation and growth this Spring.
I'd love to hear your reflections or takeaways in the comments below or get in touch on social media!! Make sure you subscribe and share this episode with others who may benefit.
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Thanks for listening.
Em x
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A reflection on taking responsibility for our health through awareness of ways we might be contributing to illness, injury or disease. Some reflective prompts will gently guide you to consider how your conditioning might be contributing to health concerns.
If you'd like to get in touch about my 1 on 1 Yoga Therapy packages I'd love to hear from you - via email, text or on Whatsapp!
My particular passion is working with mid-life women who are transitioning through peri-menopause and I also love working with people who are dealing with injury or pain in their bodies - yoga is such medicine.
I hope to hear from you.
Em x
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Today I have a beautiful (intro + ad free) guided practice for you to enjoy a quiet 10 minutes to yourself.
This episode will support mid-life women to:
I'd love to know what reflections you had or what you are feeling it's time to let go of at this phase of life so that you can connect with yourself more fully.
If you have a friend who might be supported by the content in this podcast I encourage you to text them the link to this podcast. If you enjoyed it and benefited I'd love you to share it on social media and tag me @amala_yoga_shala OR leave a 5 star review so that others can benefit.
Find out how I can support you through the mid-life transition to menopause via my coaching and 1:1 yoga therapy packages. Or reach out HERE.
I'd love to hear from you.
Blessings
Em x
NB: Music by Grand_Project from Pixabay
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Hello my friends and welcome to episode 63 of the Life Right Here podcast - I’m so happy to be starting a fresh new year with the podcast in 2025 after a year in 2024 of laying pretty low.
Today's episode is focused on the topic of Liminal Space and I provide 3 pillars as a starting point for entering and holding yourself in times of transition where you may encounter great change, uncertainty and fear.
Pillar 1 Letting Go
Pillar 2 Building Trust
Pillar 3 Creating a Safety Net
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode, anything that came up for you or resonated or something that you’ve put into practice in terms of supporting yourself through the space between.
Links:
Heather Plett and The Centre for Holding Space
Episode 16_Guided Self Compassion Practice
Find out more about my 1:1 Yoga Therapy packages here that are currently at a 25% discount until the end of Feb!
Contact me HERE
Many Blessings for 2025.
Em x
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A story about Wandering and being open to inner guidance at a time when the path is unclear. I'd love to hear your thoughts you can email me here or message me @amala_yoga_shala
Many Blessings
Emma x
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Find a quiet spot and be guided through this settling and soothing practice to connect with your place as a part of nature - not separate.
Enjoy.
Em x
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Hello everyone and welcome to episode 60 of the Life Right Here podcast - it’s been nearly 6 weeks since my last episode and over a month since my silent hiking and meditation retreat which I promised a follow up chat about in my last episode but there’s good reason why I’ve not been on the mic and in your ears and I just realised I’ve only done 10 episodes this year and it’s not long until August so my apologies - I’m still here but have just needed some space.
If you’re on my mailing list you would’ve received a fairly candid email from me last week about the struggles I’ve been facing with perimenopausal symptoms but in particular anxiety that is wiping me out at certain points in my cycle so I’d also like to share a little about that today and what I plan to do about it because I always have a plan!
So this episode is a bit of a ‘behind the scenes of my life’ one with some detail about the retreat and the lessons learned that I’m still integrating, the inner shifts that are taking place and also as I said the challenges of my life of late.
Let me know your thoughts and reflections on this episode. DM on Insta @amala_yoga_shala or email me here.
Go gently, slow your pace and remember to rest.
I'll be back soon.
Em x
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Welcome to episode 59 of The Life Right Here podcast - I’m thrilled to be back with you for a solo episode - it’s been a while since I’ve done one of these.
I was listening to a popular podcast the other day and Kathryn May was being interviewed about burnout - she is the author of the book Wintering (which I’ve reflected on in episode 36 and I’ll link to that episode here) but she said something about going on a meditation retreat or course and it was a man running it and she decided that many of these practices where you need say 20 minutes twice a day must have been devised by men who had no children to look after. That essentially as women we had to find stillness and beauty amidst the daily chores and the doing - that we couldn’t possibly find 20 minutes to ourselves.
And I do agree with that to some extent - there’s of course a place for that - I mean that’s the whole basis of mindfulness practice - Thich Nhat Hanh himself taught that washing the dishes is meditation - however I do think there are other things that get in the way of women in particular but humans in general making space for actually being still. And that’s what I’d like to reflect on in today’s episode and give my perspective and encourage you to create those spaces in your day.
Share your thoughts on Instagram and tag me @amala_yoga_shala or email me [email protected] I'd love to hear what gets in the way of you making time to be still!
Have a beautiful week.
Em x
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Welcome to episode 58 of the LRH podcast - I have a very special interview for you today with one of my teachers of Ayurveda. I had a number of personal questions to ask Katie Rose and it was so wonderful to learn more about her journey in yoga and her views on activism and the path of Bhakti yoga.
Katie Rose is a yoga teacher, ayurveda guide, doula and author with over 25 years of experience in the world of wellness. Katie was the manager of the prestigious TriYoga centre in London before moving to Sydney and opening Samadhi Yoga in 2004 followed by Jivamukti Yoga Sydney which at its peak was a four-studio business and is still a thriving community today.
Her popular online courses have helped hundreds of women from all over the world to empower themselves. She is the founder and host of the annual Bhakti Women Online Yoga Summit and the author of several internationally available books including ‘Mindful Living’ and ‘The Yoga of Birth’. Most recently she authored 'Trust Life, Trust Yourself, Find Peace' .
Katie helps women go from feeling stuck and overwhelmed to living a life that is vibrant, creative and abundant. She lives in Sydney, Australia with her five children in a loud and busy household where her meditation practice keeps her sane!
Katie Rose is someone who’s teachings and offerings I just so admire. I’m thrilled to welcome her to the podcast and share this conversation with you - it’s a glimpse into the journey and life of someone who has lived and breathed yoga and Ayurveda for a lifetime (or perhaps many life times)...I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed chatting with her.
Check out her website bhaktirose.com.au or connect with her on Instagram @bhakti.rose to discover all the wonderful work she is doing in this space.
If you'd like to connect with me or check out my 1:1 coaching program or in person offerings head to amalayoga.com.au or @amala_yoga_shala I'd love to hear your thoughts in this episode - what resonated most for you?
Have a blessed week.
Em x
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Welcome to Episode 57 of the life right here podcast!! I'm thrilled to welcome a very special guest to the podcast today - Charlotte Pointeaux.
Charlotte is an Internationally Award-Winning Menstrual Cycle and Cyclical Business Coach and Priestess. Charlotte powerfully guides women through the profoundly transformative inner journey, of healing their connection to their menstrual cycle, and their innate wisdom and sovereign power.
Through her coaching, courses, podcast and events, Charlotte passionately empowers women to remember and honour their cyclical nature as a map to unlocking deep self-trust, developing sacred leadership, and integrating a cyclical approach to growing their soulful businesses; resulting in far greater ease, wellbeing, impact and abundance as they live out their soul’s purpose.
Charlotte is also the founder and leader of the First Moon Circle School, a worldwide children’s menstrual education provider and training program.
This episode is filled with feminine wisdom - let me know you take áways!!
Way to Connect with Charlotte:
https://charlottepointeaux.com/freegift/ (Cycle Wisdom library)
Wild Flow Podcast https://charlottepointeaux.com/podcast/
Instagram http://www.instagram.com/charlotte.pointeaux.coach
And also the details on the upcoming cyclical business mastermind!! https://bit.ly/cyclicalbiz
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To find out more about my 1:1 Coaching Program CLICK HERE I'd love to support you!
Many blessings
Emma x
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Hosted by Emma Waters - Yoga teacher, Yoga therapist, educator and 'Inner Medicine' coach. The Life Right Here is your weekly prescription of peace, presence and power. We'll explore all things…