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Explore & Express
Move through each new pose and transition
with wonder and enthusiasm at your capabilities. Make your practice
your very own as you connect to your true nature and the teacher
within. Get behind your practice, into the Divine. Witness your
own unfolding and have a good time.
Limitation
Allow limitations to give you information
and freedom. They are helpful hints on what we may need to pay
more attention to in our living. Seek out the troubled areas of
the body with curiosity. Then we can truly learn to help ourselves.
Menstruation
When menstruating, avoid bringing yourself
into full body inversions, meaning postures that place you in
an upside-down position. This supports the natural direction of
the flow which keeps blood from backing up into the fallopian
tubes, which can create cysts.
Pregnancy
When pregnant, consult your health care
professional and talk with a yoga teacher. The practice is different
for every pregnant woman. Your body is going through a tremendous
change . Your yoga practice will change too. If yoga is new to
you, what a wonderful time to begin! Injuries
Take care of them. Patience and loving kindness
will gently invite the body to heal and open. Usually you can
find the areas to strengthen with the guidance of a teacher.
Remember this
is a practice, which requires consistency. Take the challenges
as opportunities to expand your awareness and your world.
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