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Sacred Earth: An Indigenous Perspective that will change Our Relationship to the Modern World

By Courtney Elmes   Indigenous perspectives have held the balance for eons: the recognition that we are extensions of the Earth; that plants and animals are our relatives; that we are inherently connected to nature. In the beginning days of our Sacred Earth 200 HR Yoga Teacher Training in Guatemala (the first teacher training I […]

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Sacred Earth Practices and Climate Activism  

By Courtney Elmes In recent years, I have been exploring how the intersections of Sacred Earth practices and Climate Activism interweave and balance out. What is obvious to me now, though perhaps worlds apart for some, is that both come together naturally, entwining with ease when one cares deeply for the Earth.  First, to dive

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A Glimpse into Mindfulness Meditation

by Leza Lowitz Mindfulness is often defined as present-moment awareness of thoughts, emotions, body sensations and surroundings through a gentle lens. The practice of mindfulness is paying attention to thoughts, feelings and physical sensations without judgement—without labelling them “right” or “wrong.” Tuning into the present moment just as it is; not rehashing the past or

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The Sādhanā of Pregnancy & The PostPartum Year

By Dr Sairupa Krishnamurti, N.D and Ayurveda Practitioner The child-bearing year is a sacred season of a woman/ birthing person’s life. How do we awaken into this time with a little more tender awareness, consciousness, and love? Is it possible to consider this time of pregnancy, birth and early parenting a sādhanā (spiritual practice)? In

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Exploring Trauma Informed Yoga 

We met with Christine, our Trauma Informed Yoga Teacher, to ask a few questions regarding Trauma Informed Yoga. As a psychotherapist, she brings a multitude of experience to this intentional practice.  What is trauma informed yoga?  Trauma-informed yoga begins with an understanding of how past trauma may manifest in the reactions, behaviours, nervous systems and

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