Honouring Blackness in Yoga Spaces - 4 Essential Black Yogis
Yoga has been an important part of my lived experience for the past three years. Through my practice, I have been able to confront issues relating to my anxiety, self-esteem, body confidence and self-compassion. Rolling out my battered and sweat-stained mat is the first thing I do every morning and the last thing I do every night. Recently, as with every other avenue of my life, I have made the conscious decision to expand and diversify. Diversify my hobbies. Diversify the content that I consume. Diversify the books that I read and the music that I listen to. For the most part, this has been immensely beneficial to my mental health and has further enriched my experience as a black twenty-something.
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Why Buying Direct-to-Consumer Mattress is The Smartest Choice
Why Buying a Direct-to-Consumer Mattress is the Smartest Choice (For Your Body & Your Wallet) I’ve recently hit a major life milestone— my boyfriend and I have moved in together. The first week was stressful: our couch couldn’t fit up the staircase, and our internet installation kept getting pushed back despite waiting all day for its arrival. However, our top-priority purchase (our Lull Mattress) was thankfully the one that didn’t fail us. In fact, it exceeded our expectations.
Mackenzie LuPublished 6 days ago in Longevity Surviving a pandemic with a rare chronic illness.
COVID-19 shaped the whole world in the past year. Disregarding social class, age, gender, and ethnicity, it affected everyone. However, the pandemic life has been even more challenging for those of us who have severe health conditions. I have never been more grateful for my family and friends who have supported me through these challenging times.
Daniel TothPublished 11 days ago in LongevityA Valentine's Day Meditation
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Hilda CarrollPublished 18 days ago in LongevityBusting Some Myths that Keep People from Meditating.
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Hilda CarrollPublished 23 days ago in LongevityHow I'm Reaching My Health Goals This Year
In 2018, I was at my personal rock bottom. I wasn't completely happy with the job I was working, the city I was living in. I was living in a tiny studio apartment with paper-thin walls. I tried to apply to graduate programs for the second time but failed. My target universities rejected me and my safety schools didn't offer enough aid for me to say yes.
Leigh FisherPublished 24 days ago in LongevityMy 2021 Jumpstart: 4 Challenges in 4 Weeks
Well, the good news is we made it into 2021. The not so good news, the world remains chaotic, leaving many of us feeling anxious, restricted, and stagnant. Trust me, I'm with you.
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BambooMoves Yoga
BambooMoves Yoga is a welcoming community for people of all backgrounds to train their body, mind, and spirit in a nurturing yet challenging practice. Located in Forest Hills NY, Englewood NJ, Palisades Park NJ, and Baltimore MD.
How Quitting Caffeine Changed My Life
I never thought I’d be writing an article with this title. That’s because coffee has been my beloved a.m. companion for the past 15 years. “Wake up and smell the coffee” wasn’t just an idiom for me, but the foundation of my whole morning routine.
Corrie AlexanderPublished 9 minutes ago in LongevityI universe you...
It happened on a Friday. You know, the day the world tell us TGIF. Well don’t believe them, because sometimes Friday doesn’t offer us anything to be thankful for. Or at least that what I thought...and this is the day it all began.
Shelly Michelle CantaliniPublished 18 minutes ago in LongevityMindful Monday
Mindful Monday Week One: Why Meditate? This is the first of five posts on Meditation and Mindfulness throughout the month of March. I have chosen this month as I will be participating in Tricycle Magazine’s ‘Month of Meditation’.
Hummingbird HubPublished about an hour ago in LongevityCapricorn
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Kristy M SorrowPublished about an hour ago in LongevityMind your own business!
Mind your own business! Finally …. I had moved out of that dingy old apartment in an extremely poor neighborhood! Now I could afford something nicer since I was finally finished with college and was working. My scholarships paid the lion's share of the tuition while my small inheritance paid the rest, Thank Goodness! Now the only things I had to worry about were keeping this wonderful roof over my head, staying warm, and feeding myself…... on a regular basis ……. that would be nice.
Linda PavlosPublished about 2 hours ago in LongevityLost and found
To some extent this is about getting older. A time when you can start to forget if you took your pills or not. You can’t for the life of you find where you stored the hand blender. You can’t remember to whom you lent the paint mixer. A time when the mind starts to go and you have to adapt. I started writing notes in my little black book. A nice gift I received for Christmas. Mostly to-do notes. An occasional drawing. Lots of math from the market where I sell many varieties of fresh cut flowers. And a new bad habit. All my passwords. And phone numbers. My client list and recent orders. Email addresses. It makes this little black book important and I take it everywhere. It’s not a diary but I can kind of read between the lines of my to-do lists and extract a journal of sorts. Sometimes I leave myself little notes in the tiniest of script. They are mostly self improvement notes. You know the kind. I will be less controlling. That sort of thing. Or I copy inspirational quotes. It’s quiet now so I’m going through the pages at a slower rate. It’s winter and it’s Covid lockdown. And I am bored.
Susan ValyiPublished about 3 hours ago in LongevityPositive Love Vashikaran Services for Love Problem Solution
The vashikaran or love vashikaran, is a well-known ancient practice that helps a person to get love problem solutions for all types of issues and problems of their love lives. The growing world is facing a lot more personal problems in which the major problem faced is love and relationship issues between a couple.
Love Vashikaran SpecialistPublished about 3 hours ago in LongevityLittle Black Book of Symbols
As with all good and interesting things in my life, my tale begins with a book. It was a book in a bookstore where I was browsing to see if I could find something new and interesting to read. A I walked along the shelves and tables, I tripped on the carpet and, literally, a book fell off of the table I bumped into, and landed at my feet. I am not the most physically graceful person, so that was not teally an unusual occurrence. However, when I picked the book up to put it back on the table, I noticed that there was a drawing of a large eye in the cover, and that eye seemed like it was looking right at me. And I do mean actually looking at me!
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