No Anticipation, No Regret

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This practice invites us to gradually and gently come into a resting place and be at ease.


Sometimes it's tempting to feel full of anticipation about the change we want to see in our lives. It's also easy to berate ourselves for the things we haven't yet done in life. This practice invites you to gradually and gently come into a resting place and be at ease in your body. 

The practice is in 3 parts:

1. Paradoxical stretching: notcing places of tension, exaggerating that tension, then slowly unraveling. 

2. Tuning into how different layers of your experience feel.

3. Meditation: a short breath-focused meditation on anticipation and regret. 

Photo by Michael Olsen on Unsplash

WHAT YOU WILL GET

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Learn how to tune into the layers of your experience and be present in your body.

YOUR GUIDE

Alexandra Howson PhD
Initially trained as a Registered General Nurse in Scotland, I am a Yoga Alliance-certified teacher with a PhD in medical sociology. I use yoga tools to help adults in midlife build physical strength, find balance, and manage stress.

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