Find your inner Guru

Practising true 'Ahimsa' springs from the clear intention to act with clarity and love.

Practising true ‘Ahimsa’ springs from the clear intention to act with clarity and love.

Namsate dear Yogis, I hope you had a nice Easter break.

Do you hgave a gratitude journal

This week, I would like to propose to you to do a bit of writing yourselves. You might want to share it on Facebook or just keep it for you, but this is great exercise to focus.

“Today I am grateful for…”

We might only take five or 10 minutes, but it’s a great centring exercise. So find some ‘me time’ and write down what you are thankful for.

Try it out and see how you can feel more inspired and positive.

Step-by-step suggestion:

• Sit quietly
• Pick your journal or just a piece of paper and a pen.
• Set your phone timer for ten minutes or put an alarm so that you don’t have to worry about how long you have left.
• Write the heading “Today I am grateful for…”
• Start writing, even if it’s just one word, you don’t need long sentences. But don’t stop yourself if your pen gets inspired!
• When the time is up, sit quietly for a few more minutes, just being present and thankful.

Have fun and start your: “Today, I am grateful for…” list.
Please if you can share it on Facebook: CheYoga https://www.facebook.com/pages/Che-Yoga/1434069580140276

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