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  • 08-Apr-2012

    Lullabye Time

    Music for a Restful Night

    After a long day’s work, wouldn’t it be lovely to have someone sing you to sleep? We all know about the...

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  • 25-Jan-2012

    Babies' Breath

    Relax into Child's Pose

    It’s a natural thing to breathe like a newborn…from your very first breath, you knew the proper way to inhale...

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  • 01-Dec-2011

    Purple Pleasures

    Lavender's Many Uses

    The color of lavender alone can set you to dreaming. What is it about this luscious, yet common, plant...

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  • 16-Dec-2010

    Sofa Yoga

    Sit and Stretch

    The next time you’re sitting in front of the television after a hard day of work, add some sofa yoga to help melt away the residual tension from the day.

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  • 19-Aug-2010

    Lie Down Power Up

    Ten Minutes to Greatness

    You’re a valuable person at home and in the workplace. Others depend on you. Others depend on you.

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  • 25-Apr-2010

    Oh Baby

    Bundle Roll Your Infant

    Swaddling, or what's called "bundle roll" in Yogic teachings, is an age old technique for helping create calm . . .

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  • 07-Feb-2010

    Bright and Early

    Wake Up Stretches in Bed

    Waking up can be hard to do. But between the moments you awake and when you get up to brush your teeth...

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  • 13-Dec-2009

    Bedtime Stories

    Program Yourself for Peace

    You don’t have to be a psychiatrist to know that when you’re tired, you’re more susceptible to influence.

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  • 24-Oct-2009

    Blanket Your Insides

    The Surprising Spring of Winter Warmth

    The idea of a cold shower is anathema in the West. In the realm of popular ideas, it is generally only thought of as...

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  • 27-Aug-2009

    3-2-1 Drift Off

    Nurture Yourself to Sleep

    Is there anything worse than watching the minutes and hours tick by...

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