The most important aspect of yoga is achieving both balance and flexibility, and learning how to read the signals in between the mind and body. With the practice of static yoga, you will notice that you can actually sense exactly where the areas of your whole body are in relation to space, while not needing… Read More »
Having practiced yoga for more than thirty years, Audrey Pearson had always felt fit, strong, and flexible. Then one day in October of 2004, she awoke to flu-like symptoms, unable to move her limbs. These symptoms never decreased and only inflated. She was diagnosed with Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR), a mysterious autoimmune disease; and was treated… Read More »
by Kenners There have long been questions on the capacity of yoga for easing body pains. If there’s a specific Yoga instructor just for handling pain. If there are specific Yoga postures dedicated to pain alleviation. If Yoga has some limitations on the kind or intensity of the pain. A growing number of Yoga practitioners… Read More »