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Midline Awareness
Settle into a slow, meditative yin practice that traces the length of your spine, bringing awareness to your central channel—the sushumna nadi, the primary pathway of prana in the body. Through long-held poses, breath awareness, and subtle energetic cues, you’ll cultivate clarity and presence. Rest deeply in savasana, then return to seated to embody your center—steady, open, and alive.
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Kali Basman
Internationally celebrated Dharma teacher of teachers, Kali Basman, intermingles Buddhist Psychology... Read more