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Rooted in the Body ❤️
We are making our way closer to the Chakra Series! For the mind to feel safe, The body needs to as well. The root isn’t a concept to learn. It’s the simple feeling of “I’m here.” A weight. A breath. A settling. You can strengthen the root by letting your body feel supported. Yoga Nidra is perfect for exactly that. Invitation from Nova Nidra Library: Root Chakra Yoga Nidra ✨ Today’s check-in Where in your body do you feel most in contact with the ground? Please SHARE it in the comments! Let presence be the only practice. Upgrade to Premium or VIP and Experience the NEW 7-Day Chakra Series w/ BONUS Soul Star Solstice Event!
Rooted in the Body ❤️
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The soles of my feet....
Attitude of Gratitude
I've been sitting with gratitude today... The kind that notices the little things. The text that came at the right time. The body that kept showing up. The moment you let yourself rest without guilt. I have included a Yoga Nidra practice for us. It's below if you need it. Sometimes we just need permission to take rest, and I am here to remind you... you can. Yoga Nidra for Gratitude I want to ask you something, and I really mean it: What's one thing that supported you this week? Maybe it was a person. Maybe it was your own resilience. Maybe it was finally sleeping through the night, or the way the light looked yesterday morning, or simply... being in the presence of loved ones. COMMENT below if you feel called to share. I'll be reading every one. And honestly... Sometimes seeing what others are grateful for reminds us of what we may have missed noticing in our own lives. JOIN THE NOVA NIDRA SUPPORTERS TODAY 🧡✨
Attitude of Gratitude
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My husband's care when I was ill and weak...
Inroduction
I am a new member of the Nova Nidra Community. I have been meditating daily for ~25 years. My initial guides were Deepak Chopra, Candice Pert, & Joe Dispenza, but Now I am focused on Yoga Nidra. I am a big fan of Kristyn Rose and Ayla Nova. Whom I consider Masters of the practice. ... Thank you.
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@Timothy Wilken, MD Welcome on board... my journey mirrors yours a lot... Chopra, Dispenza, Kristyn Rose and most of all, Ayla. This is a wonderful and authentic space- enjoy!
A Little Confession...
Some of you have noticed that I’ve been quieter than usual in here lately. I want you to know it isn’t because I don’t care or that I’ve drifted away. I’m still here. I’ve just hit a bit of a wall… and I’ve felt really stuck and unsure of how to share or move forward. This past week brought everything into the light and it’s asked me to surrender. This is a vulnerable and transparent share for me, but the past few months? years? have held me in a wave of depression that I’ve been trying to “manage” rather than actually feel for quite some time. And strangely… letting myself stop fighting it has felt more liberating than anything I’ve done in years. I’ve been ignoring it, minimizing it, over-promising, masking it expertly, freezing, dissociating and bypassing this huge truth that, now that I am finally looking at it directly, BEFRIENDING it even, it's become the very thing that opened the cathartic release I’ve been craving. Hope Abides!! The clouds are parting! The fog is lifting! The sunrise is breaking over the horizon! Hallelujah! 😭🙌🌻 Of course, Yoga Nidra has been the one practice I keep returning to. Some days, it's been the only thing that lets my body unclench… that gives my mind permission to stop negotiating with itself. I wanted to share this because we often talk about Nidra as a tool for rest, clarity, calm… but it’s also a companion for the darker, quieter passages. The ones we don’t (or can't) always name out loud (yet). I know many of you can relate. So, if you’ve ever walked through a similar season and are willing to share.. I’d truly love to hear from you: What helped you? What supported you? Is there a Nidra, ritual, or small practice that carried you through? I’m feeling very seen, loved, and supported through this new revelation, so don’t worry — this isn’t a cry for help, other than wanting to learn from those of you who’ve walked this path before. But I did want to name my absence, let you know I’m still here and extend my hand. Community holds us not only in our good, open seasons, but also in the real work of befriending the parts of ourselves we tend to turn away from. And I know that’s what we’ve built here.. so truly, thank you.
A Little Confession...
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@Cat Jones ... Thank you so much for your honesty... sending love and healing from Galway... what has come to me is perhaps to take a little quiet time and visualise a gentle encounter with your higher, light-filled self, and ask her for light and wisdom. She will guide you through the darkness... she will bring you home...
The divine in me honors the divine in you
Greetings from Ljubljana, Slovenia… Tasty Indian food with some relatable decoration last night 🙏❤️
The divine in me honors the divine in you
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Love the images... @Marja Kuzmanic ...
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I am an Irish educator working in the field of teacher education, in Atlantic Technological University, Galway, and have a deep interest in wellbeing.

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Joined Dec 1, 2024
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