by Lucia Yess | Jun 22, 2024 | Healthy Living, Mindfulness, Yoga Theory
One of my favorite classes was a mindful parenting early childhood family education (ECFE) class that I took when our kids were younger. We covered the 9 Attitudes of Mindfulness by John Kabat-Zinn. The attitude that stuck out then, and now, is the “beginner...
by Lucia Yess | Jun 22, 2024 | Healthy Living, Mindfulness, Yoga Theory
We are so excited to have Growth be our next new moon’s theme. Here is a note from Elisabeth (a Gemini herself) as we start this next cycle. Enjoy! With all the rain we have been having these past few weeks and the explosion of green happening outside it makes sense...
by Lucia Yess | Aug 24, 2019 | Healthy Living, Mindfulness, Yoga Theory
I was getting a massage the other day and realized that I rarely touch Elliott’s full abdomen scar because I am afraid of it. My heart hurt. I know the importance of holding him physically and emotionally in this way.For those who don’t know, our one year...
by Lucia Yess | Jan 16, 2017 | Yoga Theory, Yoga Type
Sometimes it feels great to move, sweat and breathe, but a mellower vibe is in order. This vinyasa class takes things down a notch, bringing attention to transitions and creating space for final relaxation. Movements in this class will generally reduce the amount of...
by Lucia Yess | May 8, 2016 | Yoga Theory
By Lucia Yess Īśvara-Praṇidhāna is our final niyama. There are many different ideas of what this niyama means but when broken down by Patanjali, it translates to, “isvara” as “Lord,” and “pranidhana” as “throwing down” or “giving up.” Īśvara-Praṇidhāna is often...
by Lucia Yess | May 3, 2016 | Yoga Theory
By Lucia Yess Svadhyaya is broken down, into two parts. First, ‘Sva’ means self and the second, adhyaya means ‘study’, ‘inquiry’, or ‘examination’. This fourth niyama asks us to learn about oneself on the inside. To go within and study.To...
