Day 13 – Feel | BREATH – A 30 Day Yoga Journey
The most important aspect to focus on when it comes to the home yoga practice in particular, is not that of perfect timing, ideal energy levels, or fancy gear. It is that you are taking the time to check in each day to connect to yourself and to your source.
To me, this is a beautiful, complete, and highly productive act of self-love and self-care.
Each day is going to look and feel a little different. Keep this in mind as we continue to progress on this journey.
Building on yesterday, we keep our discipline but explore how we may “drop the doing” and Find What Feels Good.
While we want to continue to be mindful and disciplined about our alignment and action – when we begin to allow ourselves to make intuitive decisions based on how we feel – our experience on the mat can really feel like one that serves and supports the real you.
You may begin to observe this practice show up off the mat too. Let me know how you are feeling in the comment section below!
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🩵 BREATH – Downloadable Collection 🩵
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Based on requests from the community, we are excited to announce a downloadable version of BREATH. It is offered on a donation basis, so just pay what feels good!
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