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Dear John,

There are many ways to increase your happy hormones and practice accessing the calmer side of your nervous system during times of ease, so that when you encounter challenge you’re prepared. And it doesn’t have to take long – here’s a quick exercise to reset your system using your senses, anytime, anywhere…

Take a deep breath and start counting:
  • 3 things you can see – the sofa or windshield, a pet or a photo, the pavement before you... Let your vision bring stability to the present moment.
  • 2 things you can touch – feel the ground beneath your feet, massage your hands or give yourself a hug to boost oxytocin boost and balance cortisol levels.
  • 1 thing you can hear – whether it’s birds chirping, the dryer spinning or music playing, focusing on sounds in your environment minimises anxiety and stress in your brain.
To build your capacity for sustainable calm, discover more stabilising practices – including yoga, singing, stillness, breathwork, music, and meditation – in the classes and articles below!

Love,
Esther and the team.
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Regulate your nervous system

Esther Ekhart | Talks, Therapeutic
4 practical and quick ways to relax your body.

Harmony and serenity practice

Tashi Dawa | Restorative, Therapeutic
A perfect coming home practice, especially if you feel low or stressed.

Musical stress relieving flow

Rose van Ooijen | Yin Yang Yoga
Come and melt away stress and tension in this gentle flow.

Sing, breathe, sing

David Lurey | Meditation, Pranayama
A meditative practice in three chapters with a Buddhist mantra.

 
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♡ 19 January 2023 (weekly): Live meditation with Esther
Exclusive to our members. Join the EkhartYoga team in meditation every Thursday at 13:00 CET.

♡ 10 - 20 April 2023: Yin yoga, anatomy, chakras, meridians and mindfulness teacher training
A teacher training course with Joe Barnett and Marcel van de Vis Heil plus guest teachers Esther Ekhart and Paul Grilley.
“Practicing with you, Marlene, is always so grounding. I think this has a lot to do with your relationship to the breath. I love your emphasis on remaining mindful of the motion, depth and quality of breath throughout the entire practice. Sending blessings of thanks and peace for this delicious class."
~ Fiona on Marlene's class Enjoy your range of motion
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