Yoga teacher, author, and martial artist Adam Brady has been affiliated with the Chopra Center for nearly 20 years. He is a certified Vedic Educator trained in Primordial Sound Meditation, Seven Spiritual Laws of Yoga, and Perfect Health: Ayurvedic Lifestyle, and regularly teaches in the Orlando, Florida, area. He is the author of over 50 articles and Warrior of Light, a story that explores the path to higher awareness through the martial arts. His latest book, The Path To Stillness, A Meditator’s Guide, a foundational handbook to the practice of meditation is available now and can be found here .
Over the last several years Adam has worked to introduce corporate mind-body programs into the workplace within a large Fortune 100 company. Adam is dedicated to helping people transform their lives through a consciousness-based approach to living. Learn more about Adam, and follow his blog, at
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Our world can be a divisive and polarizing place. Recent times have been a testament to this as we have collectively witnessed what feels like an ever-growing rift in our society. Disparities in race, gender, sexual identity, economic status, and ideology are like open wounds that have been unable to heal.
"Only when Shiva is united with Shakti does he have the power to create." - Soundarya
Feeling overwhelmed? Try these yoga poses to help you maintain a state of calm and centered balance in times of stress.
Lapses of mindfulness happen to the best of us. Here are the eight most common obstacles to mindfulness and how you can transcend their power over you.
Así que, si desea alimentar a su mente y su cuerpo para el nuevo año, debe elegir las experiencias que le llevarán en la dirección del bienestar total.
The New Year is a great opportunity to choose experiences that will lead you toward healthy well-being. Here are four practices—meditation, yoga, pranayama, and dinacharya—to help you nourish your mind and body.
Which meditation technique is the best for you? Only you will know that answer and, ultimately, it is the technique or style that gives you the results you are looking for. Here are some criteria for you to consider.
You can move from a sense of understanding and awareness (reactions) to a state of actions (responses) of your consciousness. As you progress along this path, you can effect change within and without.
Although many of us hate it, change is always happening—locally and globally. A sound strategy for getting through changes is by embracing the Law of Impermanence.
“Anxiety is a thin stream of fear trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.” –Arthur Somers Roche, American author