The arena of consciousness is vast. There are now numerous models attempting to capture this subject, most of which have been built on ancient ideologies and templates. The modern models mostly claim to be new because they have different names Read More …
The art and power of breathing has been around for over 2500 years. Arguably it’s most famous exponent is Patanjali, the sage, author and founder of yoga. Being able to control our breathing provides us with the ability to Read More …
Breathwork is now in so many forms being recognised as an antidote to many of the modern psychological, emotional and physical ailments. There are literally hundreds of different breathing strategies and techniques, each offering a slightly different entry point into Read More …
Sufism is a wonderful tradition, steeped in peace, poetry, prose and love. It came into the world at a time when there was conflict and amongst its contributions, it sought to build bridges primarily between Hinduism and Islam. Farīd-ad-Dīn Read More …
Tristan Harris is a leader of the Time Well Spent movement and founder of The Center for Humane Technology. Having worked for Google and drawing on the experience gained from his time there, he’s begun to call for an Read More …
MIST On some days the mist fragile though she is masks the sun and paints its face with silver. On some days the mist remembering she’s part water cascades in slow-mo down hillsides. On some days Read More …
Adriene Louise Mishler is a fitness expert and international yoga teacher, known for her extremely popular website, ‘Yoga with Adriene.’ She is the co-founder of an online library of yoga materials, called ‘Find What Feels Good.’ Mishler combines studies Read More …
Structure governs function This is a critical principle in all bodywork, regardless of the focus and orientation. Until the structure of the body is right, which means everything is in alignment, none of the internal organs and systems Read More …
Take a deep breath, expanding your belly. Pause. Exhale slowly to the count of five. Repeat four times. Congratulations. You’ve just calmed your nervous system. Controlled breathing, like what you just practiced, has been shown to Read More …
The latest single from Lucinda Drayton and Marcus Cliffe available from: https://www.lucindadrayton.com/shop/ https://www.marcuscliffe.com/ “He who sings prays twice” Saint Augustine (354 AD – 430 AD) Also see: The Road Least Travelled
