Hatha Yoga for Sadness Relief ~ full class ~37 minutes

yogayak.com for more free video. Sadness happens to all of us at some point . Whether we are simply a little blue, or dealing with life’s more challenging circumstances sometimes daily life becomes hampered by the emotions we hold in our bodies. Regular practice of this flow will stabilize your mood and lift your spirits as well as provide a no-impact dose of fitness! A great PMS and STRESS buster as well, and at only 37 minutes, lack of time isn’t an issue! Andrea guides you through this sequence of twists, back bends, standing postures and pranayama to increase your endorphins, get your blood flowing and focus your mind on the day ahead of you. Final relaxation is combined with a Buddhist meditation to add perseverance and positive thinking to your outlook for the days when it is hard to find it for yourself. Duration 41 min Note: You will need a small, smooth stone that fits into the palm of your hand for final relaxation – be sure to choose your stone before you settle down for your practice. Level: Beginner-Intermediate to Advanced Benefits: soothes anxiety, uplifting, stabilizes mood, decreases PMS symptoms, increases perspective and clarity, increases self-esteem, improves posture, opens shoulders, hip flexors and the heart chakra Contraindications: if you have very low blood pressure, do not over exert yourself during the pranayama portion of this class; modify the poses if you have any shoulder or lower back pain; if you have any concerns about anxiety or

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  1. Thanks so much for posting this! I did it all summer and recently discovered that it’s also great for exam stress too:)

  2. Thank you for the clear instructions and beautiful flow of movements. But mostly, thank you for making this accessible to everyone.

  3. Thank you so much! This was wonderful. I really, really appreciate the full-length videos — not to mention the individual focus of them. Looking forward to trying more of YogaYak’s videos. Thanks again, and namaste.

  4. I”m really glad that I found this video. The goose wandering around in the background is a great added touch. 😉

  5. Lovely! I really enjoyed those exercises, and your commentary is very calm and gentle. Especially enjoyed the Breath of Joy! Thank you x

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