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Janet Parachin is a yoga therapist, meditation teacher, Ayurveda wellness consultant, Reiki Master Teacher, and enthusiastic Yoga trainer and practitioner. She teaches in-person at Tulsa Yoga Meditation Center www.tulsayogameditationcenter.com/ and online with Zoom

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9/29/2024 0 Comments

At the Center is Love

Our series on the chakras continues with the fourth chakra at the center of the chest. Its name in Sanskrit is Anahata, which means “unstruck sound.” The music of the heart is unique to each person and we only share it with those we trust to hear it.

The heart chakra is associated with love, compassion and empathy. It is activated when we live with passion and according to our purpose for being. When we connect heart to heart with someone else—person, animal or Nature—we see the truth of our unity. We know we are One.

I recently had a visit from a friend I hadn’t seen in a while, a kind man who has deep love in his heart. In fact, he changed his name to El Earth. The El is L for Love. He shared with me some new commandments for Love which include Love Yourself, Love Others, Practice Forgiveness, Protect Nature, Embrace Diversity and Promote Peace.

This week I encourage you to take some time to write your own new commandments for Love. Contemplate them deeply and make the effort to live according to at least one of your commandments each day.

You might also enjoy this yoga posture which can open your heart physically and energetically. Find a quiet place to practice and put a blanket or yoga mat on the floor. You might also like to get a pillow and two more blankets to support your body in the pose. Fold a supportive blanket lengthwise so you can lie down on your back with the blanket under your shoulder blades (adjust the height up or down according to your flexibility and comfort). You might like to place a blanket under your head if your neck is overstretched. And if your lower back is unhappy, place a rolled blanket or bolster under your thighs at the back of the knees. Relax deeply into the supports and keep your breath even. Stay here for 5-10 minutes. At the end, remove the blanket from under your shoulder blades and let your back rest in neutral on the mat for another minute. Continue to contemplate Love.
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