Concern vs Love – Yoga with Rona


Hi there! I’m beginning a brand new weekly weblog collection known as “Quotes that Encourage.” These posts will function sayings or affirmations which might be nice for journaling subjects or just a bit one thing to meditate on. They’re meant so as to add somewhat inspiration and consciousness to your week. This week’s quote is about concern vs love.

Quotes that Encourage

I heal the behavior of concern and I embrace the behavior of affection.

Gabrielle Bernstein

We’re pushed by concern in a variety of our actions. Concern of rejection, inadequacy, publicity, humiliation and the listing goes on. It’s a behavior that takes up a lot power and worse, it actually holds us again from development, experiencing pleasure, and dwelling as much as our full potential.

This quote reminds us to consciously heal our fears, that we’re at all times sufficient and on the proper path. That no opinion issues greater than our very personal. It’s okay to make errors as a result of we’re all imperfect. Fairly than participating in fear-based habits, take a step again and act with extra consciousness and out of affection as an alternative.

Merely put, once we act out of concern, it feels improper. Once we act out of affection, it feels proper. The extra you attune your self to the best way you’re feeling, the better this will get. The extra you hearken to your instinct, the stronger the behavior turns into till it’s automated.

One solution to implement this, is to come back face-to-face along with your concern. Permit it to come back and move. We heal by way of feeling and being, not in hiding and denying. Yoga teaches us to expertise our physique with out judgment, and the identical is true when dealing with feelings like concern. Don’t decide it. Simply let it come and let or not it’s. Then, let it go quietly.

In embracing the behavior of affection, we interact in making extra connections slightly than inflicting separation. We welcome extra positivity, pleasure and development.

Journal Immediate: Concern vs Love

What are a few of my fear-based behaviors?

How can I enable my fears to come back and go in a wholesome means?

What can I do at present that’s love-based slightly than fear-based?

Yoga Pose to Attempt: Concern vs Love

Attempt reclined butterfly to quietly settle in as you’re feeling any feelings that come up. Let the sensation come to you and permit it to launch as you open up the hips and chest. Generally it’s simple to let go and different instances, not so. Once we observe yoga we don’t decide. We merely enable and observe. Therapeutic comes from acceptance.

reclined butterfly pose

Reclined Butterfly | Supta Baddha Konasana

Reclined butterfly, often known as reclined sure angle, opens the chest and hips whereas serving to to scale back fatigue and stress.

Sanskrit: Supta Baddha Konasana

Drishti: nostril or eyes closed

Counterpose: bridge, reclined hero, savasana

Supplies

  • Yoga mat
  • Folded blankets (non-obligatory)
  • Bolster (non-obligatory)
  • Straps (non-obligatory)

Directions

      1. Begin in a seated place along with your legs prolonged. Convey the soles of the ft collectively and let your knees fall out to the facet. You possibly can place blocks or folded blankets below the knees for help.
      2. Slowly lean again utilizing your palms for steadiness and lie again on the mat or with a bolster beneath your again. Convey your palms out to the perimeters, palms up.
      3. Soften onto the ground and keep for 5 to 10 breaths, or longer. To return out, slowly roll onto your facet and are available to a seated place.

Notes

Modifications: Place folded blankets or blocks below each knees for help. You might also place a bolster beneath your again. Use straps draped below your decrease again, over the issues and across the ft to carry legs in place if wanted.

Preparatory poses: butterfly, hero, huge legged ahead fold, triangle

Comply with-up poses: bridge, savasana

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