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By: Kate Powell
“It takes a lot of courage to let ideas go to pursue a single goal, but that’s why courage and curiosity are so critical and have been rooted into my vision statement. They allow for the creation of deep and meaningful ideas and experiences – not just quick, shallow flashy vanity pieces.”
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“For me, opportunity emerges from safe spaces, a financial stability and time to create and engage in an inspirational world. It’s been said that you cannot thrive if you’re consistently in survival mode – so cultivating abundance lays forth a responsibility to ensure I am best prepared create these opportunities for growth to reach my fullest potential.”
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“Courage allows us to curiously question the world around us, and gratitude allows us to acknowledge it exactly as it is. As we live in the style courage and gratitude – everything else that follows is free to evolve as it is naturally meant to be – not how we want to control it.”
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“I can remember the first time my toes sunk into the sand on the Punta Mona beaches. A group of the warmest people waiting to welcome us on shore and miles of beautiful wild beaches as far as the eye could see wrapped around m like the most fabulous Snuggie. The water was clear and the air was sweet – but it was the undeniable energy that smacked me right in the face.”
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“I stepped off the boat – shoes were off, and I was ready to manifest my glamorous future life – whatever that was.”
Read MoreBy: Michelle Kucera-Jewell
“Morning shows that even National Geographic photographers couldn’t capture the radiance.”
Read MoreBy: Vera Kamalatmika
“Through this project I have come to feel those colors of courage and empowerment within me and in the circles I shared. We are opening up – together! Jay!”
Read MoreBy: Vera Kamalatmika
“Sometimes I have been asking myself … what do I do wrong? From a higher perspective, everything is perfect just exactly the way it is. My very first intention for the project was actually to gather in intimate groups with women. This work with myself that I have witnessed, has been a very important part of my life path.”
Read MoreBy: Tahlia Rubin
“Yoga teaching has illuminated this dynamic and my perfectionist tendencies rooted in fears of being judged for not knowing everything, for not being liked or for being perceived as “weird”. Ultimately, these fears sketch a pattern of struggling with self-acceptance and fighting my true nature in an attempt to be someone other than myself. ”
Read MoreBy: Tahlia Rubin
“My current motto: “anitya ”, impermanence and reminding me that “this too shall change.”
Read MoreBy: Vera Kamalatmika
“How might I gather and motivate women to open up to their full potential and share their experience of womanhood in a community?“"
Read MoreBy: Sarah Ingraham
“The non-competitiveness of yoga creates a conflict free environment that supports a collectivistic attitude. Breathing, the most fundamental aspect of yoga, calms the mind and develops a non-reactive state within ourselves.”
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“Cacao has many medicinal properties; it is high in antioxidants, detoxifying for the liver and kidneys, a good source of iron, magnesium, and calcium, a natural mood elevator, and an antidepressant.”
Read MoreBy: Ashley Rossy
“I know some of you may be focusing on how you can efficiently breathe underwater whilst only being able to breathe through your mouth, but I assure you, with a bit more focus and practice, it will soon be as natural and efficient as breathing through your nose.”
Read MoreBy: Sarah Ingraham
“During my visit to the Green School in Bali, I noticed that the space was influenced by a strong soulcentric society. Sustainable development, conscious choices, creative arts, and spiritual teachings can be found in every corner of the school.”
Read MoreBy: Jenna Carpenter
“Perhaps you feel inspired to go plant-based because you want to be a spiritual activist. Aside from being yogic, it’s a sustainable practice that can actually make a positive impact on our earth and it’s good for your health.”
Read MoreBy: Sarah Ingraham
“In yoga, it is important to focus on bringing long, deep breaths into the belly to activate the parasympathetic nervous system, calm the mind, and relax the body.”
Read MoreBy: Jenna Carpenter
“What we eat is a choice and a privilege to have the access to certain foods. Our mindset and how what we prioritize food is a lifestyle. Personally, I think it’s important to explore our food system.”
Read MoreBy: Jenna Carpenter
“I don’t believe this yogic lifestyle was ever intended to put people in a box and label them as “yogis.” We are all unique beings which calls for making choices that will fit our needs in the moment. Yoga is simply a catalyst to drop into our inner voice and live in harmonious balance with ourselves and others.”
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