image by Christine Irving and Michelle Anglin
“Action not reaction."
The Muladhara chakra sits at the root of the body. This is the charka of action, it is our connection with our true path, it helps keep us grounded and true.
In Kundalini Yoga this is where the snake sleeps in his 108 coils and through the practice of Kundalini you awaken the snake, raising him up through your central column, the shushumna nadi, pas the 6 other chakras to the top of the head.
But this 'raising of the snake' can feel dangerous sometimes. When your energy is lifted so much that the wildness begins to burn through and you lose control and you react. This is where the yoga comes in. We use our practice to 'still the fluctuations of the mind.' Pacifying.
This full moon, as it was also a super moon and I am aware of my tendencies of lunacy I decided to work it in my favour. Using my practice and breath not to raise my snake too high! I meditated on my root charkra, the Muladhara and grounded myself with action. For the first time in a long time I was not knocked off my feet by the moons rays.
I wish you all a wonderful week and hope to see you on the mat (or off) very soon.
So much love.
Aquila. x
YOGA NEWS....
If you like yoga and you like camping and the festival thing get your ticket for Exhale and there are only 300 spaces, so get yours while you can. I will be teaching there along side some incredible yogis from all around the world.
I have now sold out for the Indian Summer Yoga Intensive 12-14th September. But if you are interested in any other retreats in the UK or abroad please email me. aquila@dunfordwood.com
Yoga teaching festival dates....
Exhale festival 22-25th August
Rollright Fayre 29th-31st August
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