Be Still And Notice: A Yoga Podcast
Be Still And Notice: A Yoga Podcast
Podcast Description
Join me your host, Yoga and Meditation instructor Helen Taylor to dive deeply into the vast ancient ocean of wisdom that is Yoga. Explore with me how yoga practices can help heal and elevate us on all levels: physically, emotionally, energetically and spiritually in an ultra-modern world. Together we'll deepen our practice, dispel myths and explore our connection to divinity and our own inner landscapes, with the help of special guests, guided mediations, how to's and so much more. Yoga has the incredible power to change your life on every level, and it all begins with stillness...Thank You so much for listening, and if you have any comments, questions or ideas for anything related to the podcast please feel free to contact me: [email protected] Artwork Photography courtesy of my very talented Big brother Dave Taylor. You can follow his beautiful work here: https://www.instagram.com/davetaylorfilmandimage/https://www.instagram.com/davetaylorfilmandimagecolour/
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The podcast explores themes of yoga philosophy, practices, and personal growth, with episode examples including discussions on the fundamental definition of yoga in Episode 3, the importance of setting intentions in Episode 2, and Helen's personal journey and motivations in Episode 1.
Join me your host, Yoga and Meditation instructor Helen Taylor to dive deeply into the vast ancient ocean of wisdom that is Yoga. Explore with me how yoga practices can help heal and elevate us on all levels: physically, emotionally, energetically and spiritually in an ultra-modern world. Together we’ll deepen our practice, dispel myths and explore our connection to divinity and our own inner landscapes, with the help of special guests, guided mediations, how to’s and so much more. Yoga has the incredible power to change your life on every level, and it all begins with stillness…
Thank You so much for listening, and if you have any comments, questions or ideas for anything related to the podcast please feel free to contact me: [email protected]
Podcast Artwork Photography courtesy of my very talented Big brother Dave Taylor. You can follow his beautiful work here: https://www.instagram.com/davetaylorfilmandimage/
https://www.instagram.com/davetaylorfilmandimagecolour/
This is the final installment in the amazing conversation I had with one of my teachers the lovely Katja Patel. In this last part we look at the final three limbs: Dharana, Dhyana and Samadhi.
These final 4 limbs (incluidng Pratyahara) are all concerned with the mind and stages of meditation withinn your practice. They guide us in how to train the mind to focus, develop our meditation practice and elevate our consciousness to help us move towards Samadhi- oneness, union, enlightenment or a ”super conscious” state.
Katja and I are not experts but we love to explore these concepts in terms of what they mean for us in the modern world, their practical application and how they can help us in our practice. I really hope you enjoy the episode. Please note that Katja's sound qulaity is a bit off in this one so please bear with us. Thank You
If you have any comments, questions or anything you would like to hear about related to this podcast, I'd love to hear from you.
Please feel free to message me on Instagram or email me here: [email protected]
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Or why not find out how we can work together with Yoga & meditation classes, courses and 1:1 coaching here: https://www.shraddhayayoga.co.uk/
With love and light,
Helen xxx
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