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Yoga; it’s a port in a storm, a quiet place within. It’s seeing more clearly, understanding more fully, moving more freely and breathing more easily.
I believe yoga should be accessible to all and that’s the way I teach.
Yoga for Mind, Breath & Body
Yoga; it’s a port in a storm, a quiet place within. It’s seeing more clearly, understanding more fully, moving more freely and breathing more easily.
I believe yoga should be accessible to all and that’s the way I teach.
“A busy mind is always telling you where to go. A quiet mind can be told where to go” TKV Desikachar
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2020 eh? What a year! So much has had to change and so fast. It seems that more and more of our lives are being spent in front of a screen of some sort, whether that be doing the weekly grocery shop online, seeing family and friends via FaceTime or talking to staff in the… Continue reading Taking Yoga Off-Screen
For Desikachar, yoga was relationship and surely our relationship with the earth we live on is first and foremost, as without earth sustaining life, what yoga is there?
There are many reasons why people practice yoga. Most of these reasons come under the heading of ‘personal development’ – perhaps we want to be able to relax, maybe we want to be more flexible, thinner, fitter, whatever it is, we want to change and with yoga positive change is certainly possible, which is a… Continue reading The Fruits of Yoga
They say the hardest part of yoga is rolling out your mat. Well, the hardest part of getting my yoga website started has been training to be a teacher, working full time, practicing yoga, getting a dog, changing jobs, getting married, having children, practicing yoga, getting them to school, getting the house tidy (well, clean),… Continue reading …and so, at last, it begins
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I have found Mandy’s sessions very helpful in making me more self-aware and I find I’m trying to live more ‘in the moment’.
I find that Mandy’s yoga class is so good for bringing yourself back to yourself.
The importance of breathing, the life-force that we take for granted, is brought to our attention as we do the yoga practice, which I find very beneficial. The yoga posture sequences incorporating breath, and sometimes sound (which is so relaxing), are followed by a relaxation. Mandy adapts the class to what the class needs, perhaps more energising sometimes or more relaxing at other times. I love the breathing or chanting at the end of the class, it is an opportunity to try things that you may not in other classes.