Author name: ReikiwithMamta

Mamta has been practising Reiki healing since 2001. She is a Reiki Master practising and teaching Reiki, Usui Shiki Ryoho.

Struggling with Change!

Earlier in the week, I woke up one morning reflecting on Change – about how we may struggle with change. If change is what we want ie something new in our life, and it comes too slowly, we struggle with the discomfort of being able to manifest it. Sometimes change can come quite quickly, before we may be ready to receive it. And we may struggle to adapt to the new!

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Restorative Yoga class in Highbury, London

I am grateful to be able to continue offering Restorative Yoga (RY) class on Friday mornings.

To me, RY is a practice in beingness, helping us to remember who we truly are, helping release what blocks us, so that we can be deeply restored and live life from this space of true strength. It is a deeply nourishing and relaxing way to benefit from Yoga.

Every Friday from June 16th and continuing in July 2017

Time: 11 am to 12:30 pm

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Inner and Outer beauty

It is not easy to feel beautiful in today’s world. All the subliminal messages we receive from the fashion industry and the media do not help. One of the messages being that we need to buy lots of beauty products to look beautiful. Truth is that beauty does not need to cost much. I have been using food products from the kitchen for my beauty routine, for many years now. I feel much more comfortable using food that I am willing to put inside my body, on my skin, rather than using a shop bought product from a jar.

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What is Restorative Yoga

Restorative Yoga (RY), to me, seems to be effortless* Yoga. It is about being rather than doing. It is about resting in a Yoga pose comfortably, using props creatively to support individual needs for improved alignment and comfort so that one is able to rest in the pose for long enough to be able to relax more and more deeply with each breath and observe what is happening.

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