Posts Tagged ‘relaxation’
New meditation garden helping those with mental illness

Stigma can often come with mental illness, but dozens of teens are working together to bring some peace to those battling it through a new meditation garden. Read more here…
Hoop dance is part exercise, part art form and part moving meditation

In hoop classes, students start out by learning to swirl the hoop slowly overhead and around their shoulders. With practice, they’ll eventually be able to do flowing, improvised moves that involve the whole body. Read more here…
Yoga and Meditation for People in Recovery From Addiction

Addiction is a disease of “lack.” At the core level, we feel something is missing and we set out to try to fill the void through a set of behaviors that leave us further depleted. We damage the systems of our body and sap ourselves of “life force.” Our endocrine system gets taxed. Our nervous system is overworked. We live in nearly constant fight or flight, bringing on the horrible consequences of stress. Read more here…
Guitar Therapy in Delhi-NCR to promote good therapeutic music

NEW DELHI: Music can sooth the soul and has been proven to have therapeutic properties. In today’s hectic world, it is a necessity that we often ignore. Read more here…
Yoga for Swimmers

Swimmers know: It’s important to be in the water at least once a day to keep your feel for the water and your stroke. Outside of the water, it’s equally important to get in some dynamic dryland workouts for strength and flexibility. Read more here…
Meditation enhances memory, intelligence: Dogra

The benefits of meditation and spiritual music therapy are not confined to a particular age or gender. It is a natural way of enhancing memory and intelligence of an individual. Read more here…
Students using meditation to fight stress
GEELONG schools are turning to wellbeing programs and meditation to help students stay calm, happy and focused in the face of growing social media and academic pressures. Read more here…
Meditation can spark compassion

The results showed that two weeks of meditative training on compassion made the participants become more compassionate than the control group. Also, the more changes that they saw in the brain regions that seem to activate when showing compassion, the more compassionate the response was. Read more here…
How Meditation Works

Mindfulness meditation. Chances are that you’ve either heard or seen (or rolled your eyes at) these words in recent months, as studies, celebrity endorsements, and even apps continue to make headlines. Read more here…
Moving Meditation: The Art of Tai Chi
Tai chi is purported to be good for all health concerns. A number of renowned tai chi masters are said to have experienced sickness in the past from which they could find no relief until they began to practice tai chi. Such reports, however, are merely anecdotes, and may not represent actual benefit. Read more here…
