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Gentle Yoga Classes Bendigo

By on November 20, 2017 in Yoga in Bendigo

Welcome beautiful soul,

For information about classes please head to class information. Please contact me if you have any questions.

I look forward to sharing with you sometime soon ~ Blessings, Gwynn.

Kindness and Praise…

The best day of the week… I love my yoga…  I feel totally safe & comfortable…  I can be myself…  It’s so much more than just a yoga class, it seeps into my daily life… It’s reconnected me to my faith…  I love the meditation…  I cope better…  I really enjoy the music…  Time for me…  Creates space within me…  I need my yoga class…  I am a better person because of yoga…  Healing…  Nourishes my soul…  Helped my anxiety… I feel more calm… I can handle things better… My family is calmer because I am calmer…  I feel so relaxed… I can breathe more deeply… I feel lighter… I am so much more present & mindful… I learned to let go & surrender… I learned to love & accept myself… Gwynn is a gentle soul & so quiet, patient, kind, loving, generous & caring...

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Overcoming Resistance

By on August 28, 2018 in Blog

Gentle Spirit Yoga blog overcoming resistance

Our resistance to ‘what is’ is what keeps us trapped in the never-ending cycle of our pain body and can create suffering. Recognising and overcoming resistance is key. Resistance is the reason that we keep re-living and going over our old restrictive behaviour and patterns. Resistance is when we don’t want something to be as it is. We want the situation or outcome to be different to the one we are experiencing. So we physically and or mentally create resistance within our body and mind. Continue Reading →

Create The Life You Want

By on May 27, 2018 in Blog

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How do you create the life you want when it seems the whole world is rallying for your attention?

Have you noticed how so many emails, text and advertising (just to name a few) are marked urgent and in need our immediate attention? Advertising plays on our fear of missing out so we feel compelled to engage. Fear of missing out, also extends to other areas of our life. Continue Reading →

Have a Little Faith

By on January 14, 2018 in Blog

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On a scale from 1-10 how trusting are you? Do you try to control every single detail of your life or do you have a little faith in a higher purpose?

In order to trust or have a little faith, we must first believe. Believe that there is something greater at work. A higher plan to our purpose.  Continue Reading →

The meaning of Namaste

By on September 4, 2017 in Blog

Gentle Spirit Yoga The Meaning of Namaste Quote ~ The divine in me honours the divine in you

As our yoga class comes to an end, we sit together silently with our eyes closed and bring our hands to our heart in prayer position (Anjali mudra). As I recite my favourite interpretation of Namaste, I feel moved by the meaning behind the spoken words. Together, we gently bow our head as we allow ‘Namaste’ to softly pass through our lips. I am so deeply moved by its divinity a lump forms in my throat and I have goose bumps on my arms. Such is the power of ‘Namaste.’

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The meaning of Om

By on January 11, 2017 in Blog

Gentle Spirit Yoga Quote - There's no place like Om

‘Om’ is our connection with the Divine!

To define the meaning of Om is like trying to explain all of existence. ‘Om’ is as elusive in its meaning as it is as powerful in its vibration and divinity. As ‘Om’ is our connection to all things as it is the sound vibration of the Universe. It is said that ‘Om’ can be heard in outer space and that everything comes from the sound vibration of ‘Om’ and goes back to that place. Continue Reading →

Discover your Courage through Vulnerability

By on December 6, 2016 in Blog

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Why you should change your perspective to discover your courage through vulnerability. It will change the way you view everything that you do!

‘When we were children, we used to think that when we were grown up we would no longer be vulnerable. But to grow up is to accept vulnerability. To be alive is to be vulnerable.’ – Madeline L’Engle

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