Description
An embodied approach to yoga requires us to learn our body's subtle language so we can attune what and how to practice to care for its changing nature. Opening and closing with a Body Scan is a powerful way to strengthen our capacity to use own inner reference system for growing somatic intelligence. Without initiating our practice from this place of deep listening, our practice is likely to be rout, habitual or goal-driven. Opening with a compassionate inquiry into our own embodiment opens up our yoga practice to endless creative opportunities and new pathways for healing.
This is a live recording from Kia's In-Depth Training at Mysore Yoga Paris.
It is best experienced with headphones to allow for a multi-dimensional listening.
Thank you for your practice
With love & blessings
x Kia & Yotam
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