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Marinating

 
 
I have spent this past week out of my usual routine and environment.  I have allowed myself time to lighten the schedule, to flow with the rhythm of the day and put my feet up.
 
I know that over the many years that I’ve been teaching, this re-charge time is not only necessary but invaluable.  When I teach, I want to be fully present and engaged in the experience.  I set the intention of holding the space so that others can be fully in their experience allowing whatever needs to happen, to simply unfold.  Often at the days end, I need time to simply be quiet, not engaging in lengthy or deep conversations.  It’s my body’s way of asking me to reconnect.
 
When I neglect this aspect of re-centering, my fatigue level seems to rise more quickly and I get cranky.  In that space, I’m not able to be living from the perspective that I try to live from on a regular basis.  My interactions may not be as loving as I would like which once again reminds me to unplug.
 
I know that our busy season and the new yoga teacher training program are just around the corner.  So I will keep this short and sweet to savor each moment.
 
I hope you’re taking some time for your own self…even if it’s a small amount, you’re worth it!

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About Jayne Robertson

Jayne has realized her life’s purpose in supporting people to enhance their self-awareness through the practices of yoga and healthy living. Her energy comes from a place of great depth, empathy, attentive listening and an intuitive way of connecting with her students. A student of life herself, Jayne brings her 35 years of experience, world travel, and good humor into her teachings and welcomes anyone willing to open their hearts and breath to join her in this amazing journey. Her yoga style is an eclectic blend of vinyasa, restorative, therapeutic and gentle yoga. She lives her yoga and has a passion for welcoming others to join in the fun!

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