Your Yoga & Meditation ConnectionHistorically, yoga is seen as a divinely inspired system designed to condition the body and mind for longer meditation practices. Nowadays, ironically, yoga takes up 95% of the class time, with just a few brief minutes given to meditation. Using the profound and subtle system of yoga just to condition your physical body is like using a museum-quality, jeweled sword just to chop potatoes! If physical yoga and breathing exercises offer a stairway up to meditation’s blissful threshold, why climb to such great heights without staying a while to enjoy the view? Meditation is the key. In addition to the lofty view, it gives you a perfectly natural, organic cure for the stress of the moment, and the deeply held tensions of the day. The benefits of meditation range from helping with anger management to simple stress relief. |
Meditation helps to relieve many conditions, including:• Insomnia • Attention-deficit hyperactive disorder • Stress headaches • Irritability and anxiety • Weak powers of concentration • Inefficient use of time at work or school • Poor listening and learning skills • Negative, fault-finding attitudes • Harsh judgment of self and others • Low emotional IQ levels |
Healing power and benefits of meditation: |
Yoga--a natural cure or preventative for:• Loss of balance • Joint and muscle stiffness • General aches and pains • Weak circulation • Low blood oxygen levels • Loss of core muscle strength • Depression and low energy |
About the teacher:• Founder of All-Meditation Unlimited • Trained in Ashtanga, Iyengar and Sivananda yoga • Presented over 2,500 hours of spiritual instruction |
Media Interviews:• Featured on Fox Television News as a stress management consultant • Interviewed on AOL by Online Noetic Network • Interviewed by WNN Motivational Radio, Boca Raton • Featured guest for StraightTalk, WLRN Public Radio |
Published Articles:• Writer of cover article for Visions Magazine "Meditation & Transformation in the Workplace" • Featured subject of article in New Age Journal, about spiritually oriented career changes • Feature article writer for InnerSelf Magazine |
Meditation: It's not what you think. |