Riding Waves of Breath

Sadia, the language that you use is so beautiful, but so meaningful. It is like poetry. I love that you are helping make breath and movement into a personal art form, rather than a prescribed and pre-determined series of shapes. I will continue to play with breath and movement through my day.

Ali Thank you so very much for these kind words. Am thrilled that you received what I wanted to transmit— the joy of leaning into the reality of your own bodily experience. It’s  been so liberating for me in so many ways, and so I share in that spirit... Hope you’ll join again next week! Much love.   

I agree totally with Ali ! The language you choose to use for cueing resonates deeply. Your words take familiar postures to another level. Very beautiful practice. Namaste : )

Thank you that was just great! The thought that you have given to guiding this sequence really shows through and is much appreciated xx

Such a beautiful practice thank you x

I started this last night, but, no regrets,  it was my turn to cook dinner. If I were a hippie I would say this is groovy, but as a cyclist I am more apt to say that was a freaking good ride, and we cyclists need to move in a non-linear way. 

the release in my thoracic area and shoulders was awesome. Almost emotional. i adore this series xxx

Dear Amanda, I’m thrilled that moving with me moved you— truly. Thank you for your kindness in sharing!