Helene Holmquist Yoginia

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09/03/2022

calmmindfulness.org

Dearest followers, as some of you know, throughout the pandemic and currently, I (Stine Helene) have been involved with yoga and mindfulness, eco contemplativeness and mindful design related work for Calm, while currently healing persistent (long-) Lyme disease (Borreliosis) ( => Awareness of Tick born ailments!).
This is the actual project with Calm (see link under), and I currently teach yoga for students of these programs. The whole world changed during the pandemic. Thank you for being such a light warrior, a teacher turned dear colleague and friend. We have gained so much from our Nia trainings, advanced mindfulness practices and yoga. 🙂
I hope to eventually expand my teaching practice while healing. Yoga, mindfulness and Nia really helps me, and to be able to take care of my body and mind this way is just an incredible gift that keeps on giving.
I will keep you posted on any news re: classes. Sending lots of love and light, and may we all breathe, move and play again in a very near future ❤ ❤ 😀 😀
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CALM specialises in delivering the Advanced Mindfulness-Based Practices (AMBP) programmes within the public, private and government sectors including Mental Health, Education, and Police organisations in the U.K. and internationally.

07/03/2022

FREE! Please join LIVE on ZOOM the 16th of March! The escalating humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Europe, and is creating significant negative impact on the ‘internal and external climate’ of all countries and its people.
A joint meditation session with prayers for peace held by religious leaders from all faiths.

06/03/2022

https://mindfulness4earth.org/

As some of you know, throughout the pandemic we have been deeply involved with mindfulness, Calm, eco contemplativeness and mindfulness related work, and this is one of the latest projects we have been participating in. We care deeply about both mindfulness and ecology, and we think that one cannot exist without the other. Thank you Britta von Tagen for your truly inspiring words through our Nia training of "being on a mission of saving the world". We have gained so much from our Nia trainings, Nia practice and yoga practice. Unfortunately things changed during the pandemic. Thank you for being such a light warrior. Major world religions have gathered in this UNEP and Faith for Earth initiative to share in their common goal of taking care of our planet and the environment. And we are watching this light rippling out that is much needed in these dark times. May we focus on the environment, and not conflict, destruction or war. Please have a look - and get involved 🙂
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The purpose of this session is to provide a space to discuss the interlinkages between how mindfulness can induce individuals and communities to adopt sustainable behaviours, specifically towards achieving United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 12).

17/02/2020

Meet our Keynote Speakers!

PROF. KATHERINE WEARE

Professor Katherine Weare is Emeritus Professor within Southampton Education School at the University of Southampton.
Professor Katherine Weare is Emeritus Professor at the University of Exeter where she is working to develop and evaluate mindfulness in schools programs. Professor Katherine is a dedicated mindfulness practitioner herself as well as a qualified mindfulness teacher. Her overall field is social and emotional learning and mental health and wellbeing in schools. She is known as an international expert on evidence-based practice and has written some of the leading books in this area and conducted several definitive reviews and led programmes which have informed policy and practice in many countries.

WEBSITE:
peaceineducation.com

Aimed at addressing the need for integration of contemplative interventions within the education sector, "Peacefulness through Education" Summit on 14th & 15th June 2020 (in Oslo, Norway) will focus on how mindfulness-based methods may improve mental health, resilience and overall well-being through students cultivating peacefulness.
The summit is organised in honour of the 30 years anniversary of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama receiving the Nobel Peace Prize by the organisations The Dream of the Good (Norway) and CALM (U.K.), in partnership with Mind and Life Europe, The Mindfulness Initiative (U.K.), and Mindfulness Norway.

04/02/2020

We need to learn to cultivate positive emotions that counter destructive emotions like anger and fear. Compassion, for example, brings self-confidence and the ability to act transparently.” www.peaceineducation.com

Aimed at addressing the need for integration of contemplative interventions within the education sector, "Peacefulness through Education" Summit on 14th & 15th June 2020 (in Oslo, Norway) will focus on how mindfulness-based methods may improve mental health, resilience and overall well-being through students cultivating peacefulness.
The summit is organised in honour of the 30 years anniversary of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama receiving the Nobel Peace Prize by the organisations The Dream of the Good (Norway) and CALM (U.K.), in partnership with Mind and Life Europe, The Mindfulness Initiative (U.K.), and Mindfulness Norway.