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Dhyana Tips/Challenges

Yoga Tip/Challenge # 13: Modify Accordingly

Leave a comment March 27, 2021 Kidecia King

Remember to honor any preexisting injuries or conditions that you have to safely perform your asanas, pranayamas, and all other limbs of your Yoga practice effectively.

You can adjust most poses and techniques to suit your individual needs.


Yoga Tip/Challenge # 3: Apply Foundational Self-Generated Tools

Leave a comment February 3, 2021 Kidecia King

Incorporate slow, deliberate, movements, deep, intentional, breaths, and gentle, purposeful, physical touch into your Yoga routine each day.


Yoga Tip/Challenge # 1: Strive For Improvement

Leave a comment February 2, 2021 Kidecia King

Always aim to hold your pose, your breath, your concentration, your compassion, your kindness, and so forth, a little bit longer than you think you can each time that you practice.


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The Eightfold Path

  • The Eightfold Path of Yoga-Part 1: Limbs One And Two | Yamas and Niyamas
  • The Eightfold Path of Yoga-Part 2: Limbs Three And Four | Asanas And Pranayamas
  • The Eightfold Path Of Yoga-Part 3: Limbs Five And Six | Pratyahara And Dharana
  • The Eightfold Path Of Yoga-Part 4: Limbs Seven And Eight | Dhyana And Samadhi
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My work is both trauma-informed and inclusive. I respect and support everyone regardless of race, gender, sexuality, nationality, age, occupation, life history, or creed. In fact, my work is largly focused on bringing greater health, love, and support to marginalized and distressed peoples and communities, as well as serving those who serve these communities. I am honored to be in service to the spark of divinity that exists in all people and in all things.
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