༄ Feminine Yin, Fascia, Ancient Medicine & Movement | online & in Southern France
༄ Feminine Yin, Fascia, Ancient Medicine & Movement | online & in Southern France
As the colors of summer begin to fade and the daylight gradually diminishes, we find ourselves at a pivotal point in the natural rhythm of the Earth – the Autumn Equinox. This astronomical event marks the transition from summer to fall, day to night, and is a time of profound significance in many cultures and ancient traditions. In this blog, you will explore the autumn equinox and how we can embrace the season of balance it represents.
Our bodies are intricate webs of interconnected systems, each playing its crucial role in keeping us functioning at our best. Among these systems lies a lesser-known yet incredibly vital component – fascia. For years, fascia has lingered in the shadows, overshadowed by muscles and bones. However, recent research has unraveled the remarkable role fascia plays not only in physical health but also in emotional wellbeing. In this blog, we’ll explore the fascinating world of fascia and its deep connection to trauma.
In a fast-paced world filled with constant demands and distractions, it can be easy for women to disconnect from their true essence. However, there is a powerful and transformative tool that has been passed down through generations – feminine rituals. These sacred practices not only help reconnect us to our inner selves, but also nourish our souls, fostering a deep sense of empowerment and well-being. Today, let’s delve into the world of feminine rituals and explore how they can unlock the power within.
Mary Magdalene, a figure deeply connected to Jesus Christ in Christian tradition, has long fascinated scholars, historians, and spiritual seekers alike. While her role and significance within Christian theology have been debated for centuries, one particular location in southern France holds significant historical and spiritual associations with Mary Magdalene. Join us on a journey of exploration as we delve into the mysteries surrounding Mary Magdalene in the South of France.
In Hindu mythology, Goddess Durga is revered as a powerful and divine force representing the feminine energy and strength. She is worshipped as the supreme deity and is believed to be an embodiment of Shakti, the goddess of power. Durga is often depicted as a warrior goddess who vanquishes evil forces and promotes righteousness and prosperity. Let’s delve deeper into the significance and symbolism of this majestic goddess.
When it comes to our body, certain connections are more obvious than others. We may understand the relationship between the heart and the lungs or the connection between the spine and the nervous system. However, one connection that often goes unnoticed is the link between the pelvis and the jaws.
Gaslighting is a term that has gained attention in recent years, particularly within conversations about emotional abuse and manipulation. You may have heard of the term before, but what does it actually mean? In this blog post, I will delve into the concept of gaslighting, its effects, and how to recognize it.
In our busy and demanding world, it is sometimes difficult to take the time to relax and recover. Fortunately, there are several methods that can help create inner peace. And promoting physical, mental and emotional well-being. In this blog we will talk about the power of Yin Yoga, Rolfing and Breathwork. And how they can work together to achieve deep relaxation and healing.
Many women around the world experience symptoms of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) every month. These symptoms range from mood swings and irritability to stomach pain, cramps and sleep problems. But can CBD oil provide relief for these uncomfortable complaints? You can read it in this blog.
Coffee is a favorite morning ritual for many – it helps to wake up, energize and start the day well. However, some people do not tolerate caffeine well or simply want to consume less caffeine. Fortunately, there is a delicious and healthy alternative: cocoa. Cocoa is a good substitute for coffee.