This yoga nidra was created for the exhibition Circuit Training - a Retrospective in Becoming. Konsthall C 15 Years 2004-2019 in Stockholm (http://www.konsthallc.se) under the theme of Rest and Recovery. Konsthall C chose this theme due to a series of burnouts among art workers in Sweden and the nidra is created with that context in mind intending to provide rest and recovery.
This 23 minute yoga nidra was shared with a circle of women at the start of the summer holidays, with the intention to find a space for rest and rejuvenation. This is a simple, quiet nidra, taking a permissive and trauma-informed approached, and is accompanied by the gentle tones of the sansula.
A 15-minute yoga Nidra to release all the tensions so that you can sleep better. ideal to do in the evening but also can be done whenever you need to take a break for yourself or need to let go of tensions and worries.
This yoga nidra is taking from the first Thursday class of term at Finchley Yoga. When we sat in circle there was a strong Winter feeling to the room so rather than look at Intentions for the new year this yoga nidra practices focusses on renewal and feeling truly replenished. Take a listen if you would like to feel refreshed and rested. I teach Yoga Nidra in many of my weekly classes and have Yoga Nidra practices available to download from my website www.finchleyyoga.com
Only 21 minutes long. Great for quick but thorough body rejuvenation and mental clearing. Based on the IAM method (Integrative Amrit Method) of Yoga Nidra, this yoga nidra is energy-based and drops you via prana from thinking mind to the state of being. Techniques include counted breath and 61 point body rotation to free trapped energies and optimize the flow and release of healing energy in the body.
