Yoga by Parul

India is going through a storm right now. The infrastructure is crumbling while trying to keep up with the growing demands. How can we help? We can send good wishes to our counterparts in India, we can help by keeping ourselves calm and prevent panic from making things worse, have patience and donate to the organizations that are helping covid patients and their families. Some of the organizations I have been involved with are mentioned above. If you need more details feel free to message me.

Sharing this simple but profound illustration from Chopra Hope it helps!

It always gets worse before it gets better! Sending out good wishes to everyone...it will get better...soon!

We often imagine yogis sitting atop solitary mountains lost in deep meditation as the only way to bliss. However, it is very much possible to be a part of the full catastrophe of this world and yet stay anchored to your inner being. I was recently introduced to the phrase “Detached Devotion” that seems to fit this idea perfectly. Everyday is a gift given to us to practice doing just that🧩🤔

Yung Pueblo’s wisdom...simple yet powerful words.

Grateful for sunny days
Grateful for the sound of birds chirping
Grateful for synchronicities
Grateful for laughter
Grateful for the time spent doing nothing
Grateful to be able to give back
Grateful for life🙏🏻

We are slowly getting back to normal with outdoor yoga sessions. Missing many that had to leave the country.

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💞Some days I wonder if I am doing a good job as a mom. On other days I wonder if I am sacrificing my career for my kids. And then there are days like these when it feels like I managed to feed two birds with one scone🥰

How true 🙏🏻🌺 Thanks for the graphic!

🎆Wishing you and your dear ones a healthy, joyful and fruitful 2021🎆

May you discover new beginnings
May you seek joy in the little moments
May you chose love over fear
May you cherish those that stood by you
May you find the courage to hope
May you make peace with change
May you continue to grow through obstacles

#2021