Aether Yoga

  Studies Show Houseplants Improve Your Mental Health & Wellness Plants are extremely important. It's not new news to say plants are imperative to our survival. Think about it: food, building materials, medical efforts, oh and the most important of all, taking carbon dioxide and transforming it into clean oxygen. It's no surprise then, recent studies highlight that plants in our homes have a direct impact on our mental health & wellness. There are a number of reasons why household plants might improve our mental health, and the general consensus is they’re better to look at and smell. A recent study  further supports this notion in its report that there is a direct c orrelation between the amount of care required to keep a houseplant from dying and the positive psychological effect it had in the caretaker. According to the research, those who share extended periods of time with plants tend to have healthier relationships with other people and consequently experience hi...

Listen to Your Body To listen to your body means to respect its physical limitations and not let your ego rule how deep you go into a pose or how far you push. You have to play with your “edge” as we call it which is that fine line where you are at your maximum point of expression in that particular moment in that particular pose. Your edge varies from day to day based on several different contributing factors which is why it is so important to listen to your body. You should never feel pain in any pose although you may experience severe discomfort or new sensations, this is all part of the process of learning to listen to your body and differentiate between pain and uncomfortable or unfamiliar sensation. How can you differentiate you may ask, and the truth is it’s different for everybody but as a general rule if it’s a zinging sort of quick shooting pain that is where you stop before creating injury as that is your body speaking to letting you know you’ve gone too far. Althou...