From activity to stillness: dynamic meditations according to OSHO Osho's active meditations are optimally suited to our modern world. If you're having trouble sitting in stillness and are plagued by anxiety and e... Continue reading
Singing Bowl Meditation: Harmony for body, mind & soul All life is vibration - and when the human being is in harmony, then he vibrates effortlessly and healthily with life. Healing with sounds is alrea... Continue reading
Yoga Misconceptions #3: Asanas as a Standard Recipe We humans like to keep things simple. But we are much too complex creatures for standard solutions. In order to be able to positively influence our... Continue reading
The Bee Breath – Brahmari Pranayama pent-up anger? Too many emotions, frustration and anger? Bee breathing is a wonderful pranayama to calm your agitated mind. A few minutes of hummin... Continue reading
10 tips for your daily meditation routine Every beginning is difficult, this also applies to regular meditation practice. It takes some time and patience until we have established a habit ... Continue reading
Tools for your yoga practice No matter how wide our body is open, whether we are advanced or a yoga beginner: Yoga aids that help us to get deeper into the individual positions... Continue reading
Meditate lying down – devotion and relaxation Meditation doesn't always have to be sitting up straight. There are definitely exercises that can be performed in a lying position. And of course ... Continue reading
The Nadis - Sushumna, Ida and Pingala Have you ever heard of sushumna, ida and pingala? And asked you who or what that is supposed to be? Sushumna, Ida and Pingala are the three main en... Continue reading
Meditating in the monastery: finding stillness in a noisy world A monastery is a place of silence and contemplation - a place that more and more people in this noisy world long for. Within the walls, visitors e... Continue reading
Exercises with the cork yoga block Many positions in yoga not only require our full attention, but also the strength of our muscles and an open body. Due to constant sitting and work... Continue reading
Yoga Mistake #2: If you try hard enough, you can master any asana We humans love to set goals. There's nothing wrong with that either, because nothing gives us more stamina and energy than a vision to which we are... Continue reading
Yoga misconceptions #1: Yoga is about stretching As a yoga teacher, how often have I heard: “I would also like to do yoga, but I can’t even get my fingers up to my toes!” or “Unfortunately I’m too... Continue reading