Tag: stress
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The centre is not the head
Have you ever noticed how you walk? Some of us move from our head, our chest, our shoulders, the rest of the body just catching up. We are in a rush to get somewhere even when there is no need. We can stand in a queue and there is nothing to do but wait and…
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Life is like the (dutch or british) weather, it is never the same for very long!
Life would be dull if things stayed just the way we wanted them to be. Every minute, every second there is constant change and movement taking place, in everything. In this moment,- sitting or standing, wherever you are, change is happening in your body, right down to the most subtle level. I feel good right…
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To be or Not to be, that is the question
This is of course the start of Hamlet’s famous soliloquy, whether to continue to live his life or to end it. I use it in the context of To Be Present or Not to be Present. To be, or Not to be, is the question, the position, or the mind state, in a moment of…
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Workshops
Deepening the Dialogue While my weekly practice grounds the body, these workshops provide a larger container to explore the intersection of movement, mindfulness, and the psyche. These sessions are offered periodically or can be requested as bespoke private intensives. 1. The Integrated Intensive: “Get Out of Your Comfort Zone” Format: One-to-One Private Workshop (3 hours…
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Reviews
Real stories of movement, depth, and transformation. These highlights reflect the core of the Satty Yoga and Dynamic Coaching philosophy. The Path to Personal Growth “I initially wanted to improve my flexibility for running, but because of the meditation, I gradually became better in touch with my feelings, stimulating a path of personal growth. Satty…
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About
The Journey to Presence: I began practicing yoga over 20 years ago, initially seeking a way to stay grounded amidst the stress of work and home life. Over time, I discovered that yoga’s true power isn’t found in perfect poses, but in the silence between them. It is about stilling the mind to hear what…
