yoga nidra: one continuous wow
The first 14 minutes of the recording stand by themselves as a mini-practice, or you can listen further for a leisurely exploration of the inherent spaciousness of form.
yoga nidra: sensing acceptance and resistance
yoga nidra: sensing acceptance and resistance “I am a lover of what is, not because I’m a spiritual person, but because it hurts when I argue with reality.” – Byron Katie At times, we all find ourselves arguing with reality, wanting things to be different than they are — whether it is our bodies or […]
yoga nidra: on being and doing
This practice followed a discussion about how we can go about doing all of our daily activities without identifying as the doer and how we might experience challenging emotions such as frustration and anxiety without being defined by them. Enjoy the exploration!
yoga nidra: coming home to ourselves
What is most important to me? Where do I want to put my attention, my energy? How do I wish to live? These questions are addressed through a practice of deeply listening to our heart’s truest desire and yielding to its pull.
video: guided meditation on sensing
A six-minute inquiry into spaciousness and form.
guided meditation: 2-in-1
The recording begins with an 8-minute mini-practice, guiding us to move quickly and efficiently into meditation— dropping right into awareness. The mini-practice is followed by a pause during which the recording may be turned off. Then it backtracks and offers a “technique,” a series of inquiries that can be used if the mind is busy […]
guided meditation: keeping it simple
This 30-minute practice is better described as a guided meditation than as a yoga nidra, since it is a bit of a hybrid. I post it humbly as it contains a number of misspeaks. Some days are like that. At times I find it difficult to hold on to the beginning of a sentence until […]
yoga nidra: what do I believe?
A practice investigating “core beliefs” or those beliefs that deep down we hold to be true about ourselves, other people or the world; beliefs that have the effect of limiting us in some way.
yoga nidra: on gratitude
This practice followed a discussion during which words like, “unsafe,” “doubt,” “tense,” and “suffering” were shared during the check-in. It focuses on relaxing deeply and connecting with a feeling of gratitude. Honestly, it is a recording that I, myself, have listened to repeatedly. May it be of service.
yoga nidra: unique expressions of the one
A practice of alternating between feeling unique regions of body sensation and the body in its entirety, then step-by-step transposing the manner of inquiry into an exploration of the components of breath, the flavours of emotion and the various types of thought.