As per one report nearly 14 percent of British youngsters are clinically obese. The cost of Obesity to the NHS is about £ 1 billion a year. By 2010 the number of overweight and obese youngsters in the European Union nations is expected to hit 26 million. An estimated 20,000 obese youngsters will have type [...]
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Pranyama breathing technique – Brahmari the Bee Pranayama cultivates a deep connection with the flow of life force (Prana) throughout your body.Brahmari means Bumble Bee and was named after the black Brahmari bee in India. This simple practice is very useful for calming the mind and releasing any tension. Step by step guide – 1) Sit [...]
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The original Christmas holidays were designed to focus attention on our deepest emotions and spiritual feelings. But in the current swirl of commercial and social pressures, it’s easy to forget all that meaningfulness and just bull through the season, head down and teeth gritted, until it’s done. Every year in just about every town, unique [...]
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December involves shopping, decorating, traveling, and other high-energy activity. Yet instead of having fun, we often end up feeling ill or even anxious. The reason, according to Taoist philosophy and traditional Chinese medicine, is that the action-packed schedules we keep at this time of year fall out of sync with the earth’s natural cycles. We [...]
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It’s starting. The exciting buzz of Christmas time, where everything speeds up, and the festive season can end up feeling like it’s gone by in a flash. During my meditation yesterday. I ended up asking myself the question.”What brings me peace? The question pointed me toward the simple realized that I have been putting my energy [...]
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Yoga Wellbeing classes are filling up with yogis who are using their regular yoga practice to work against all the colds and flus going around. You can’t always keep the colds of winter from stuffing up your head and slowing down your body. Before you know it, you may be wondering if you should attempt [...]
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In Eat Pray Love, Julia Roberts plays Liz Gilbert, a woman who travels around the world for a year to find herself, having realising that the life she had been living was not the one she had planned. Her emotional and spiritual breakdown is convincingly played by Roberts. In reality Liz Gilbert was an accomplished journalist and published author, [...]
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As hard as you try, you can’t always keep the colds and flus of Autumn from stuffing up your head and slowing down your body. Before you know it, you’re wondering if you should give up and go to bed. Here’s a couple of ideas to keep the colds at bay. LISTEN CLOSE – Check [...]
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One of Yoga Wellbeing’s yogis was commenting on the Yoga for Scoliosis workshops and how she learned how to use yoga to work with the reverse-S curve of her spine. For thelast month she has took time off to devote herself to healing. In addition to her morning practice, she began to hone moment-to-moment awareness [...]
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Yoga for Children Antidote to Stressed Families Yoga for Children is a wonderful antidote to the hectic lives that our children lead. Yoga can be relaxing, stimulating, and promotes well being. It provides closely controlled exercise and is enormous fun for children at the same time. A number of Yoga for Children programmes have been [...]
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