Chris and Laura explore the importance of acknowledging what is, experiencing life from the edges, the idea of navigating paradox and the need to keep perspective in the midst of increasing levels of complexity – not just in leadership but in the rest of life too.
In this guided meditation we use the breath as way to gently explore how our inner and outer worlds come together.
I passionately believe that coaching is a person–to–person healing profession; one whose very purpose is to enable people to step into the fullness of what it’s like to be human.
Christina invites us to soften, simplify, connect and ground so that we can do more truly meaningful work in the world – not just for more ease and flow in the now, but also in service of supporting and nourishing those that come after us.
Yoga Nidra is a beautiful restorative and rejuvenating practice, which invites us to navigate the bridge between conscious and subconscious awareness – accessing the ‘liminal state’ where we find not just deep rest but creativity and possibility too.
This episode connects us to nature and the elements for nourishment and support.
Life is dynamic; everything is in motion, especially we people and our energy. Relationships and loyalties ebb and flow over time, moving in relation to everything else, responding to the forces at hand.
Perhaps the temperature in the weather is rising where you are, or the climate is hot. Maybe you’re in a relationship dynamic where you notice you’re at risk of, or perhaps even are losing your cool. Or maybe life simply feels ‘over-heated’ at times. Whenever this is happening, this Yoga Nidra will enable you to chill out, inviting you to temper the fire so you can come back to a more balanced, cooler centre.
A gentle, settling, guided meditation that invites you to connect more deeply with your capacity and potential for kindness.
The breath is something we each have access to at every moment of our lives. Cultivating a conscious relationship with it can be deeply resourceful.
Here Laura takes you through a meditation of following the natural breath – you can practice this anywhere, any time.
Imagine if 300 years ago I’d told you that I could feel a magical energy in the sky that that I sensed had an extraordinary amount of untapped power? That it couldn’t be seen (except occasionally, in the weather, where it can light up the sky), but could make your hair stand on end without even touching you and even had the power to both stop and start your heart.