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Bed Yoga offers a unique approach to yoga practice that meets you where you are—literally in bed. This guide by Dr. Blythe Ayne introduces easy, healing yoga moves designed specifically for practice without leaving your bed, making yoga accessible whether you're starting your morning, winding down at night, or recovering from illness.
Did you know that going through physical movements in your mind's eye causes your muscles to fire? It's super-good for you to start or finish your day with yoga poses in your mind, then moving into a gentle series in bed. Relaxing ... and healing.
Greeting the day by waking up slowly, mentally going through a few yoga moves, then engaging in them physically is meditative and mindful. It nurtures you--body, mind, and spirit. A gentle series of yoga moves sets a calm and positive tone at the beginning of your day, and lets you relax into a deep and peaceful sleep at the end of your day.
Whether you'll soon be up and out in rush hour traffic, or you're enjoying the day puttering around the house, or you're under the weather, spending a couple days in bed, or you're confined to bed for a longer period of time, Bed Yoga is good for you.
This paperback guide is particularly valuable for absolute beginners who find traditional yoga intimidating, individuals with mobility limitations, those recovering from illness or injury, or anyone seeking a low-impact exercise routine that fits seamlessly into morning or evening rituals.
The visualization technique presented in this book engages your muscles before physical movement begins, creating a powerful mind-body connection. This meditative approach to movement combines the benefits of mental rehearsal with gentle physical practice, offering both relaxation and healing properties.
Ayne, Blythe: - Dr. Blythe Ayne lives on ten acres of forest in Washington state, writing and caring for the flora and fauna. A psychotherapist in private practice for over 20 years, she now lectures and teaches on the subjects of self-fulfillment, meditation techniques, and healthy body, mind and soul. She also teaches creative writing and has been published in excess of a thousand fiction and nonfiction, online and print, venues under her name, pen names, and ghost writings. She has received numerous writing awards and grants, including the PEN Syndicated Fiction project, SFPA award, CCLM grants, National Endowment for the Arts grants, and others.