Some writings over the years…
Staying Fluid
The idea of fluidity has always intrigued me. When everything in life seems static or material, the idea of fluidity holds some mystery and draw for me. I feel that if we can step into a sense of life being fluid, we can easily make the leap into ourselves being...
Your Living Diaphragm
Your Diaphragm is one of the most important and under appreciated (and one might say underused) muscles in your body. It is absolutely instrumental for full, free breathing. When it’s weak and tight, you are not only restricted in your breath, but you’re breathing in...
20,000 Times a Day
This is the number of times, approximately, that you breathe in a day! The quality of your breathing has a direct correlation to how you think, feel, digest, and sleep.... it’s worth paying attention to. When we learn to breathe well, we naturally feel more alive and...
Sacred Space
Most people have an instinctual need for sacred space - a place where we can leave the concerns and demands with the outer world and attune to the deeper pulse and rhythm of the natural world along with our own deeper rhythms and callings, and a sense of something...
Being in Relationship With Everything
From the time we are born we begin a path of discovery. The discovery involves exploring the environment around us as we receive its stimuli. We seem to possess a vital presence in each waking moment. Our senses are new and wondrous gifts on this human journey and...
When Tension Masks Sensation
If being embodied relies on the ability to be present with sensations, feelings and in the moment experience; what might prevent, what seems like a natural thing, from occurring? One is a lack of familiarity with ones own body & breath unless either of those...
Embodied Awareness
Have you ever felt that you were so aware of your body that you could feel yourself as a living, flowing field of presence? Have you ever gazed out at a beautiful part of nature and felt a stirring inside of you? Have you been so deeply embedded in an experience that...
How We Frame Things
Everyday and every moment, we have a choice around how we view ourselves and our world. There is no doubt we have correlated many of our perceptions from influential words and beliefs from our earlier years with family and others. In fact, very unconsciously, we frame...
Bonding With Gravity/Align in Supine
Bonding With Gravity/Align in Supine: Although lying down may not seem like a pose, it is in fact a very important one and forms the basis for your entire practice. When we return to the support of the earth and gather attention into the present moment,...
WINTER TIPS
As fall turns to winter, it is an excellent time to cultivate energy and enjoy some internal reflection. Winter is a more 'yin' season and according to traditional chinese medicine is the season of water and relates to kidney energy which is source energy in the body....
The Great Balancing Breath
Nadi Shodhana is a wonderful breath from yoga that helps de-stress the mind and release accumulated tension and fatigue. Also known as Alternate Nostril Breath, its Sanskrit name translates to 'subtle energy channel purification' for its use in unblocking and...
The Promise of Inner Work
Sometimes throughout our adult lives we find ourselves feeling stuck, or perhaps we discover certain patterns of behaviour we express, or even patterns in relationships. Emotions can also be patterns, and we might say that they are patterns of energy. We may be...
Meditation
Meditation: People often ask me about meditation because they are curious, but mostly because they long to create some stillness in their lives and to find relief from the ongoing background noise in their minds. Our daily mental activities are generally...
Obstacles To Freedom
Of course, there are many perspectives on this. I've always thought two of the biggest obstacles are that we don't think it's really possible to be free, or we feel we don't deserve to live with a sense of freedom. Sure there are responsibilities and bills to pay,...
Water for Life
While hosting a retreat in Mexico, I had the great pleasure of listening to ocean waves day and night. Swimming in the ocean reconnected me with waters ability to surge, recede, flow, spiral, undulate and occasionally be more still. Being rocked and buoyant felt...
Anxiety
Everyone has experienced anxiety. It shows up with a range of physical symptoms - racing heart, tense muscles, lightheadedness, sweaty palms; a range of thoughts - over-estimating danger, under-estimating your ability to cope, worries, feeling alone in your thoughts,...
My Healing Practice
When I first began practicing yoga asana (postures) & pranayama in my early 20’s, I was drawn to both the movement & the spirituality of this ancient science. I had done some meditation in my mid teens to counteract some depression I was experiencing,...
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