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Yin Yoga is a meditative and slow-paced yoga practice that focuses on deep stretching and the release of tension in the body’s connective tissues, including ligaments, tendons, and fascia. Unlike more dynamic yoga styles that build strength and endurance, Yin…
Yin Yoga is a distinct style of yoga characterized by specific passive poses, known as yin poses, which are held for extended durations, typically ranging from 3 to 10 minutes. Although the development of this yoga style is attributed to…
YiN YOGA CLASS – 75 min This practise targets the organs and meridians Heart and Small intestine but also Pericardium and Triple Heater. For contra-indications and alternatives and options I’d like to address you to the following sources website of…
Yin Yoga teacher training programs can really help anyone become a professional instructor. These kinds of programs were first originated in popular many countries. However, they are now being taken up around the world. These days more and more people…
Written by Sophie Nusselder Midsummer Summer Solstice in Chinese calendar is on June 21st. So…Today! This summer season, is the most yang time of the year and is filled with abundant energy, long days and sunshine. In Chinese medicine the…
Written by Sophie Nusselder Spring is in the air in Europe. The season of such aliveness, the season of the wind in traditional Chinese medicine. The season of the liver and the gallbladder. This blog includes a yin practice targeting…
Written by Sophie Nusselder Yin for the liver and gallbladder Spring is in the air in Europe. The season of plants which are sprouting new growth, the season of aliveness. The predominate atmospheric energy in this season, the Wood time of…
Learn To Balance Yang Energy In Yin Yoga Written by Sophie Nusselder Next to dynamic “Yang classes” (like vinyasa and ashtanga) which are merely focused on strengthening the muscles, most yogaschools offer Yin Yoga these days. Yin Yoga. This sounds…
Mindfulness methods can be traced back to the yoga traditions of Hinduism. Buddha refined its practice some 2,600 years ago as part of a spiritual discipline leading to enlightenment, where the mind is free of suffering and in a state…
The mind indeed is the cause of one’s bondage and one’s liberation. Yogic scriptures describe the mind as an inner instrument. It stockpiles our memories, manifests our hopes and desires, and manages our daily activities. Yet despite the central role…