Nourished Heart Yoga

Lesley Hunter

Nadi Shodana

Alternate Nostril Breathing Sun “solar” and Moon “lunar” breath Purifying and nourishing the inner channels  By following the inner current and energetic alignment within our body the place to begin is our central channel “Sushumna Nadi”  For many of us this helps by connecting to and following our spine from the tip of the coccyx […]

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Bell Pepper’s

Red lentil, Farro and TVP stuffed bell peppers, a highly nutritious, protein rich offering full of health benefits. In Ayurveda this meal can serve all Dosha's depending on the season presented.

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Ritual Space

Altars Altars Altars everywhere. A simple altar and ritual space can become a part of your daily yoga spiritual practice (sadhana) by just setting aside a little time each day and setting a clear intention. This guides us to be able to share our true authenticity and brave heart. Where we can feel courageous to

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The Oak Tree

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With a reflecting lens, the embodiment under the shade of a gentle Oak tree.  Five Vayu’s “winds” translated from Sanskrit. Breathing Prana~The vital life force that animates all levels of being. Dancing lights all around us and dancing lights inside us, this is Prana, it is truly inspiring and utterly magical when we tune into

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Ahimsa

The first yama is Non violence (from Patanjali’s 5 yamas) First instruction if you will that become impulses of our heart when we tend to them and claim the sacred space. The practice of Ahimsa is a loving lens in which we reflect our true compassionate heart. Can we be this, here with love and

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