In this quick video I take you step by step into Svarga Dvijasana, or Bird of Paradise. Dvija means “twice born” and Svarga means “paradise.” The aim of this asana is to experience the depth of paradise by emulating the shape of a tropical flower, the Bird of Paradise. Birds also embody renewal, as they are essentially born twice, first as an egg, and second as a bird. How cool is that?!! Make sure you have warmed you body though a several Sun Salutations followed by some hip and hamstring opening stretches. Extended side angle (Utthita Parsvakonasana), yogi squat (malasana), seated bound ankle (baddha konasana), seated wide legged fold (upavista konasana), pigeon (Eka Pada Rajakapotasana), and seated forward fold (paschimottanasana) are all good options. Don't worry if you don't get it the first time... practice and all is coming!
This powerful flow will connect you back to your the light within, igniting breath, and warming your entire body. We twist, strengthen, balance, and flow finding. Special attention to shoulders (aka chaturanga), hip openers, and core work. May you dedicate your time on your mat today to honoring ...
Join me in stillness to calm the mind and observe the thoughts from the seat of the witness. Paying attention to breath and having moment to moment awareness - we begin to cultivate conscious and deliberate mindfulness. Realizing we don't have to attach to the thoughts or take them on as truth - ...
This quick powerful 20 minute flow is a great pick-me-up for mind and body! We incorporate balancing, core work, twisting, and backbends with a dynamic full body flow. Utilize your breath and body to tap intoyour greatest super power: the power to shift your perspective. Set an intention to feel ...
