Guided Meditation
Yoga Nidra is a form of relaxation and meditation that allows one to access the deepest realms of consciousness. Scientifically based, it allows one to experiences deep rest and rejuvenation of body, mind and consciousness. One hour of Yoga Nidra is equivalent to four hours of conventional sleep.
In Yoga Nidra, one learns to relax consciously. Nidra is sleep without awareness. Yoga Nidra is conscious sleep; it is sleep with a trace of awareness. During the practice, students assume a comfortable posture and remain awake while following spoken instruction.
The secret to self-healing is physical, emotional and mental relaxation. The demands of our modern fast paced world result in chronic fatigue and tension which causes stress related illness. To relax completely, the inner tensions of the body, emotions and mind must be released. Then the actual state of relaxation is achieved.
When truly relaxed, we experience deep rest and rejuvenation of body, mind and spirit. Yoga Nidra scientifically re-balances these tensions. Through systematic practice of Yoga Nidra, tensions can be progressively released:
- Muscular Tension – Nervous system and endocrine imbalance
- Emotional Tension – Access, express and release deeply embedded emotions
- Mental Tension- Release past conditioning
When relaxed, health improves, concentration and focus increase. We become more efficient. Our ability to learn and absorb external knowledge is enhanced. Yoga Nidra also relaxes the mind enabling the practitioner to ‘let go’ and release mental tensions. Yoga Nidra removes mental blocks and past conditioning. The practitioner becomes natural – comfortable in their own skin. Eventually, the continued practice of Yoga Nidra opens and awakens the individual mind and awakens the faculty of intuition. This awakening of inner potential leads to enhanced creativity and greater intelligence. Yoga Nidra is a powerful method of awakening this inner potential.
Yoga Nidra Workshops
Yoga Nidra: The Art & Science of Relaxation
In Yoga Nidra workshops, you will learn to relax consciously. When relaxed, one attains the state of restful alertness bringing rest and rejuvenation to body, mind and emotions.
Yoga Nidra is a form of guided meditation that offers profound rest and rejuvenation of body, mind and consciousness. This versatile practice can be used for deep relaxation, stress management, enhanced learning, to awaken inner potential and as a meditative technique.
Benefits of Yoga Nidra are pain reduction, improved relationships, reduced anxiety, self acceptance, increased success, improved sleep and weight management.
The scientific approach to rest and rejuvenation, one hour of Yoga Nidra is equivalent to four hours of conventional sleep. Yoga Nidra is a panacea for today’s sleep deprived, stress ridden world.
Students assume a comfortable posture either seated or lying down while listening to spoken instruction. One appears to be asleep, but the mind is functioning at a deeper level. This dynamic sleep is the state of Yoga Nidra.
Yoga Nidra creates integration, harmony and balance on all levels. It develops full human potential – unleashing infinite healing, nourishment, vitality, and joy.
Through systematic practice of Yoga Nidra, tensions can be progressively released:
- Muscular tension: nervous system and endocrine imbalance
- Emotional tension: access, express and release deeply embedded emotions
- Mental tension: release past conditioning
It is only when physical, mental and emotional tensions have been scientifically rebalanced that one can experience true rest and rejuvenation of body, mind and breath.
