I have spent the last 20 years studying, practicing and teaching yoga and meditation and have a Masters of Science in Mindfulness Based Interventions. Having taught in a wide range of venues in Ireland and all over the world I am fascinated by people and the workings of our bodies, hearts and minds, My knowledge of neuroscience and anatomy equips me in translating what I’m learning into language that helps people understand, and verbalise, their brain-body connection.
You’ll find me sharing my insights in my blogs, not just about yoga and the mind but also life experiences, and how we can find that quieter space within, regardless of the external circumstances.
Yoga and mindfulness are powerful tools in this busy stressful modern world; their value is multiplied when we can apply them to life! If you enjoy my blogs please comment and let me know.
Thanks for reading them.
Sylvia
“The essence of mindfulness practice is to work at waking up from the self-imposed half sleep of unawareness in which we are often habitually, but not inevitably, immersed.” Jon Kabat Zinn.
The ultimate path we are on, as yogis and as practitioners of mindfulness, is one of wholeness, of being wide awake. The price of wholeness is nothing less than total commitment to recognising our intrinsic wholeness, and an unswerving belief in our ability to embody it at any moment.
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