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Tips For Traveling Yogi/nis
By Heather K. Whittington

 

 

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Last week in meditation group we discussed just how easy it is to gradually let your meditation or yoga practice slip away, until
one day there is nothing left! It could be that you stop practicing at your scheduled time. Demands of the holidays start taking over. Or maybe you are just plain bored with "sitting."


Next thing you know, you are feeling the effects of stress and an agitated mind. Fortunately, just like you do when you meditate, you realize what is happening, and make the wise choice to start again from where you are.


One way to support your mindfulness practice is to join a weekly group, or schedule regular check-ins with a coach or a meditation buddy. If you are traveling, here are some things you can do on the road:

  • Try mindfully brushing your teeth (wherever you go, you will have your mouth!)

  • Eat your breakfast in silence, with no TV, books or distractions. Ah, a peaceful start to the day!

  • Find a local sangha or yoga class. It can be a lot of fun to connect with new teachers and students. Take your family with you!

  • Use technology: from following your favorite yoga DVD to downloading podcasts to your computer or iPod, having a guide is
    sometimes just the support you need. Some resources include:


Most importantly, remember to practice compassion, for yourself, and for others. Remember to smile.

Jai, Heather


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Author's Bio

Heather K. Whittington is a certified Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy practitioner and meditation instructor, offering Body-Mind services to help you make lasting life changes.
Visit www.RelaxFrederick.com to learn more!

 

 

 

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