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Welcome to The Art of Wholehearted Living Blog. This is where you’ll find my most recent musings, along with whatever is captivating me at the moment. I hope you’ll join me so we can explore the art of wholehearted living together!
Welcome to The Art of Wholehearted Living Blog. This is where you’ll find my most recent musings, along with whatever is captivating me at the moment. I hope you’ll join me so we can explore the art of wholehearted living together!
Join me this week to find out! I’m kicking off a new yoga series, Becoming Balanced, and it’s based on the model of the Ten Bodies from kundalini yoga teachings. Come learn about yourself from a fresh, new perspective!
I love April 1st!! Not because it’s April Fool’s Day. Because it’s the first day of National Poetry Month. Every year, it brings me back to one of my true loves—poetry. And I have to confess that for the past 11 months, I have almost completely abandoned poetry because I was so focused on becoming…
Maybe you’re wondering — what the heck is the vagus nerve and why should I take care of it? Or perhaps you’ve heard that the vagus nerve is vitally important to your health, and you want to know how to keep it working well. Either way, I’ve got you covered. So what? The PNS is…
In June, get ready to listen to your inner guidance. On an energetic level, we will open our third-eye chakras in order to connect with our higher consciousness. In the physical body, we’ll focus on the pituitary gland, sometimes referred to as the body’s master gland. Join Dawn Marie for breath work, kundalini yoga, meditation, and…
Throughout July, we will awaken our higher consciousness with kriyas and meditations curated to activate and balance the crown chakra. Join Dawn Marie for breath work, yoga, meditation, and yes–laughter! Tuesdays on Insight Timer. Thursdays at The Awareness Center (livestream available).
Your heart works hard for you every moment of every day. How can you ever re-pay it? You can start by putting one or both hands on your heart and saying “thank you” or “I appreciate you.” It may sound cheesy, but just placing your hand over your heart helps calm it. To really pay…