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Fatigue, a Body That Speaks, and the Beginning of Transformation
I do my yoga every morning when I get up.Yes, I’ve been waking up late lately, unlike my usual habit of getting up early. For the past few days, I have been working on releasing tension in my hips. Then I meditate, focusing on my chakras, especially the throat chakra. While practicing, I experience nausea. I feel like something is blocked in my throat.I don’t know if it’s because I’m not eating enough, or because of the vitamins I recently started taking, as I used to take ve
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At the edge of the cliff
Second Week of Leave – Between Fatigue and Transformation I am now in my second week of leave, and I must admit that I am still very tired.I am preparing for a career change, a reconversion. Waiting and uncertainty consume a great deal of energy. I try to reassure myself using different methods to calm my stress: yoga, meditation. Writing also helps me a lot. All this mental agitation is exhausting. Thinking about everything — my finances, finding work so I do not end up with
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The Seasons of a Woman – Between Two Peaks
At almost 62, I find myself in a period of transition. A time when some certainties disappear and new questions arise. The upcoming end of a stable job, my children leaving to build their own lives, and a desire that has grown stronger over the years: to take back control of my own existence. For a long time, my life was structured around clear responsibilities. Working, ensuring financial security, taking care of my children, maintaining a stable environment for my family. T
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Finding Peace in the Midst of Chaos: Stress, Anxiety, and Embracing Stillness
Finding Peace in the Midst of Chaos: Stress, Anxiety, and Embracing Stillness There are times in life when everything seems to speed up,...
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Yoga and Ayurveda
Outdoor Yoga, Ayurveda, and Holistic Medicine: A Deep Connection with Nature In our modern society, we are often disconnected from nature...
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What is Hatcha Yoga?
Hatha Yoga is one of the oldest and most widely practiced forms of yoga. Its name comes from the Sanskrit: Ha means "sun" and Tha means...
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The Benefits of Yoga for Seniors
With advancing age, the body and mind undergo many changes. Reduced mobility, joint pain, stress, sleep disturbances... these are just...
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The Benefits of Outdoor Yoga
Practicing yoga outdoors offers a much more enriching experience than in a studio or indoor space. Away from walls and artificial...
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