Grief is a personal journey, never the same for any two people and as unique as your life and your relationships. Although loss is an inevitable part of life, how you approach this fact can make the difference between meaningless pain and the manifestation of understanding and wisdom. Find a mindful approach to dealing with grief that can help you make that difference.
By walking this mindful path, you will discover that you are capable of transforming and healing the grief you carry and finding the spiritual and emotional resilience you need to move through this challenging time. These mindfulness practices, explained here in simple and practical language, will help you bear your time of grief. But they will do more than that, too. They will guide you to a life more fully lived, with more meaning. These simple practices will help you experience what richness comes from asking deeper questions about loss and about life.
The workshop will be based on the book Mindful Grieving by Sameet M. Kumar, PhD and will end with a Yoga Nidra (deep relaxation) session.
Mahalakshmi Chaitanya
Mahalakshmi Chaitanya is a teacher of Classical Yoga, a student of Ayurveda, a practitioner of the four paths of yoga, and a dedicated student of Swami Sitaramananda and the teachings of Swami Sivananda and Swami Vishnudevananda. Bringing a brightness and sincerity to the teaching of Classical Yoga, Mahalakshmi Chaitanya is dedicated to helping students create a firm foundation on which to build a lifelong yoga practice. She is enrolled in the 800-hour Sivananda Yoga Health Educator Training program.
Link to event on our website: https://sivanandasf.org/course/8289
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By walking this mindful path, you will discover that you are capable of transforming and healing the grief you carry and finding the spiritual and emotional resilience you need to move through this challenging time. These mindfulness practices, explained here in simple and practical language, will help you bear your time of grief. But they will do more than that, too. They will guide you to a life more fully lived, with more meaning. These simple practices will help you experience what richness comes from asking deeper questions about loss and about life.
The workshop will be based on the book Mindful Grieving by Sameet M. Kumar, PhD and will end with a Yoga Nidra (deep relaxation) session.
Mahalakshmi Chaitanya
Mahalakshmi Chaitanya is a teacher of Classical Yoga, a student of Ayurveda, a practitioner of the four paths of yoga, and a dedicated student of Swami Sitaramananda and the teachings of Swami Sivananda and Swami Vishnudevananda. Bringing a brightness and sincerity to the teaching of Classical Yoga, Mahalakshmi Chaitanya is dedicated to helping students create a firm foundation on which to build a lifelong yoga practice. She is enrolled in the 800-hour Sivananda Yoga Health Educator Training program.
Link to event on our website: https://sivanandasf.org/course/8289
Grief is a personal journey, never the same for any two people and as unique as your life and your relationships. Although loss is an inevitable part of life, how you approach this fact can make the difference between meaningless pain and the manifestation of understanding and wisdom. Find a mindful approach to dealing with grief that can help you make that difference.
By walking this mindful path, you will discover that you are capable of transforming and healing the grief you carry and finding the spiritual and emotional resilience you need to move through this challenging time. These mindfulness practices, explained here in simple and practical language, will help you bear your time of grief. But they will do more than that, too. They will guide you to a life more fully lived, with more meaning. These simple practices will help you experience what richness comes from asking deeper questions about loss and about life.
The workshop will be based on the book Mindful Grieving by Sameet M. Kumar, PhD and will end with a Yoga Nidra (deep relaxation) session.
Mahalakshmi Chaitanya
Mahalakshmi Chaitanya is a teacher of Classical Yoga, a student of Ayurveda, a practitioner of the four paths of yoga, and a dedicated student of Swami Sitaramananda and the teachings of Swami Sivananda and Swami Vishnudevananda. Bringing a brightness and sincerity to the teaching of Classical Yoga, Mahalakshmi Chaitanya is dedicated to helping students create a firm foundation on which to build a lifelong yoga practice. She is enrolled in the 800-hour Sivananda Yoga Health Educator Training program.
Link to event on our website: https://sivanandasf.org/course/8289
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By walking this mindful path, you will discover that you are capable of transforming and healing the grief you carry and finding the spiritual and emotional resilience you need to move through this challenging time. These mindfulness practices, explained here in simple and practical language, will help you bear your time of grief. But they will do more than that, too. They will guide you to a life more fully lived, with more meaning. These simple practices will help you experience what richness comes from asking deeper questions about loss and about life.
The workshop will be based on the book Mindful Grieving by Sameet M. Kumar, PhD and will end with a Yoga Nidra (deep relaxation) session.
Mahalakshmi Chaitanya
Mahalakshmi Chaitanya is a teacher of Classical Yoga, a student of Ayurveda, a practitioner of the four paths of yoga, and a dedicated student of Swami Sitaramananda and the teachings of Swami Sivananda and Swami Vishnudevananda. Bringing a brightness and sincerity to the teaching of Classical Yoga, Mahalakshmi Chaitanya is dedicated to helping students create a firm foundation on which to build a lifelong yoga practice. She is enrolled in the 800-hour Sivananda Yoga Health Educator Training program.
Link to event on our website: https://sivanandasf.org/course/8289
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