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Yoga Nidra Books, Audios, Articles, Classes

Yoga Nidra Articles

Yoga nidra FAQ
How to make positive changes that last using intentions (sankalpas) with yoga nidra.
Benefits of yoga nidra
How to practice savasana, the relaxation pose
Sleep and yoga nidra Why 1 hour of yoga nidra practice is equivalent to 4 hours of sleep.
Yoga nidra to improve your brain. It’s fascinating!
Free recording to experience the power of yoga nidra
Journaling prompts for yoga nidra

Class Info & Registration Links

Yoga Nidra Online Classes – Totally relax. Put your physical, mental, and emotional stress to rest. All classes.
Yoga on Demand – Have video classes to watch anytime, anywhere. Plans available for Yoga Nidra, Hatha Yoga & Combos.
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Yoga Nidra Teacher Trainings Workshops
Free recording to experience the power of yoga nidra

Books

Yoga Nidra Meditations: 24 Scripts for True Relaxation | Print | Audiobook | eBook
Yoga Nidra for Complete Relaxation and Stress Relief |Print | eBook
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Audios

Audio Recordings | MP3’s | CDs | Downloads || Amazon | iTunes, etc.
Class Downloads | Get your favorite Hatha Yoga + Nidra classes to download for keeps
Visit the Julie Lusk Amazon Author Page to see almost everything

Holiday Energizers

December 19, 2011 by Julie Lusk

Whether you’re celebrating Christmas, St. Nicholas, Kwanza, Winter or Summer Solstice, Navidades, Hanukkah, St. Lucia Day, Boxing Day or New Year’s, the holidays can be stressful.

Decide now whether this year will be full of the season’s stressful traps or fulfilling with plenty of treasures to be thankful for. Take some time to set priorities and make the necessary changes so the holidays are inspiring and energizing instead of a drain. Pay attention to what your needs and wishes are for your body, mind, and heart while finding the balance with sharing with others. I hope these Holiday Energizers from Whole Person Associates help you as much as they help me.

Cheers!

Know what goodies will fill you. What kind of contact will be fulfilling for you? What kind of gift exchange will be meaningful to you? What do you need to help your heart and soul feel refreshed? If you know clearly what you want, it’s easier to choose activities that are likely to satisfy your desires.

Ask for what you want. Don’t hint. Don’t wait for someone to read your mind. Don’t expect others to guess what will satisfy you. Speak up. If you’re lonely, ask someone to share your celebration – or ask to share in someone else’s. If you love surprises, let people know. If you need time alone in the midst of togetherness, say so. If you can’t get what you want, want what you get, it’s much more satisfying than wishing for the impossible.

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Give the Gift of Comfort and Joy

December 21, 2015 by Julie Lusk

Are you feeling the peace and joy of the season? Hopefully taking time for deeper quiet and reflection, and for setting the stage for renewal in the new year?

Actually, it’s too common for there to be extra stress and busyness for nearly everybody during this amazing season. It’s a particularly alarming time for folks who already are running on fumes.

Guided relaxation, imagery, yoga nidra, and meditation is the perfect way to truly get recharged with peace, comfort, and joy.

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Get-a-Dose of MindBody Bliss

June 21, 2021 by Julie Lusk

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Good to the Core: Yoga to strengthen & flatten abdominals, tone back, legs, hips, and more.

August 6, 2011 by Julie Lusk

This yoga sequence helps with abdominal core strength and tones the back while also lengthening the psoas muscles.

The psoas, deep and large, runs from the lumbar spine, stretches over the hip joint and under the abs, and attaches to inner thigh bone.

Traditional leg lifts, “crunches” and sit-ups are often done to strengthen and flatten the abdominal muscles. The problem is that they also tighten and shorten the psoas tipping the pelvis forward, pushing your belly out (yuk) and misalignment of the back.

A tight psoas contributes to back, hip and knee problems, indigestion, dysfunctional breathing, instability, and other problems.

This particular yoga sequence activates the psoas muscle in a progressive manner: first facing forward, to the side, and then turning.

Other beneficial yoga postures are the forearm plank and side plank (creates core stability and strength with a neutral psoas) and pigeon (stretches and releases the psoas).

Consult a qualified yoga professional for instructions and contraindications. As with all exercise, practice for your own benefits and at your own risk.