Breathwork

Pure Consciousness is the basis of all creation, constantly transforming itself from the non-local field of pure potentiality into the localized conditioned consciousness we call the material world.

We begin Spring with the hope of a post-pandemic new normal on the horizon. The path to healing and rejuvenation is through consciously releasing the emotions of a year defined by COVID-19. April is a good time to set intentions for discovery, renewal, connection, and service.

The power of our breath is a healing tool. In my daily practice, I hear from different patients that they cannot find the time for themselves, for their breath, for their own wellness. In just ten short minutes, we can spread peacefulness and calm in ourselves through our breath.

“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

As a busy mom, therapist, and meditation instructor, I have always been drawn to personal transformation, healing, emotional resilience, and spiritual alchemy as anchor points. I find it curious that life is mysteriously unfolding all the time. Despite my input, I am inextricably connected to nature and how it impacts the world I live in.

"La ansiedad es una delgada corriente de miedo que pasa por la mente. Si se fomenta, corta un canal en el que todos los demás pensamientos son drenados." -Arthur Somers Roche, autor estadounidense

Meditation can not only improve your mental health, but it builds resilience to help solve problems. Here are seven ways meditation benefits your mental health.

Breathwork can go beyond the incorporation of breathing during your yoga practice; it can be a powerful therapeutic practice. Let's find out how it can be benefit your mind, body, and spirit.

Your nose is a vital pathway to good health. Keep it clean and functioning by using a neti pot.