| Ferst edition: 28/06/11 14:21by I. K. & info@yogainathens.gr |
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YOGA NIDRA
AND GUIDED RELAXATION After the need that arised
for a special guided relaxation group we started in a pilot way, at the
Yoga Center in Athens Greece just before the turn of the year. There
have generally been done at our
Center in the northern suburbs
Sessions of :
Guided Relaxation,
Yoga Nidra and
Self-Hypnosis The
sessions are not always easy for everyone. The
course-workshop of relaxation is accessible to all. For more about these
courses go to:
HERE. Most of the themes of relaxation are the
creations of
guided meditations, a
unique experience of total renewal
for body, spirit and mind. This creates the paradox that while apparently we
are not trying and just relax, we renew and fill with energy.
Stress
and tension are not only squeezing the
breath, they also
squeeze the body. With
Guided Relaxation and
meditation,
body and
breath are released and opened. Through the
relaxation of the body and the mind, our energy finds the opportunity to
reconstruct and regulate itself. Normally as a criterion for any choice we
need after a
yoga class to feel that the body is dissolved, that it
is loosened, that we have a better standing position or that our breath
"opens". The program ends with a yoga relaxation and therefore we should
feel refreshed rather than exhausted. Now the same as in the past there
exists a separate section from the course of yoga dedicated to the
Guided Relaxation. In this lesson – workshop we can
develop Self-Hypnosis and there is also a preference for Yoga
Nidra. One lesson - one hour workshop is a break to the hectic pace of
life. It will help us relieve the
tension and
anxiety in which
we live. For a complete renovation and reconstruction, to restore our energy
situation and the relationship we have with it ourselves. The same as in the
past, there is always the possibility for small meetings of Guided
Relaxation or Yoga Nidra or Self-Hypnosis. Contact us
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