A Guide to Breath Awareness

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Om by Anita YOTR

Your breath happens so naturally that you often give it very little of your conscious thought or attention. Breath is life, it nourishes and supports your nervous system, it shows up in how you express your impatience, your relief, your exertion of energy and your ability to self regulate.

We are all predominantly a society of shallow breathers that manage to negate the importance of it, to notice its characteristics and just how it supports and sustains you on a day to day basis; because you are simply too busy or caught up to notice.

Yoga as a wholistic practice delves into the breath and offers you an experiential practice where you are able to consciously watch, feel, participate and unite with something so vital to your wellbeing it seems a refreshingly new concept to explore when you arrive there.

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Anita Perryman

I empower new yogis to explore their physical & mental potential and take charge of their own practice. At 50 and the prime of life, health and happiness, I am reminded that through adversity comes strength, through persistence comes reward and through inspiration comes encouragement and action to create your own very best version of yourself.

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