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♾️Weekend Community Check-in
How has your week been? What have your practices brought to light? What experiences have you had that have challenged you? How have you been inspired? ⏸️Let's take a minute to reflect on the week that's been... 👁️‍🗨️When we take time out to be still and witness what's unfolding in our lives, with the presence that our practices bring us, we're able to see patterns and themes emerging. ✨These synchronicities and lessons are messages from mama universe, signposts to be discerned from, embraced and integrated to continue the upward spiral of growth that following our Dharma inevitably leads us on. Share your reflections from the above questions, or a reflection of what's happening in your life at the moment - the threads, patterns and synchronicities that mama universe is bringing you. Let's learn together, from each other. 🪴Grow, contribute, contribute and grow. Stay Blissed, Adam 🌬️🍃✨🤍
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🌅 Sangha Breath Sesh – Health & Wellbeing for All 🌿
This morning we gathered in community with a shared Sankalpa: “For the health and wellbeing of self and others.” A powerful reminder that our personal practice is never just personal. When we regulate, strengthen and open our own system, we ripple that coherence outward - into our families, our communities, and the wider world. 🕉 Mahāmṛtyuñjaya Mantra Today we recited the Shiva Mahāmṛtyuñjaya Mantra, a Vedic healing mantra traditionally associated with renewal, protection, and liberation from fear. Sanskrit: ॐ त्र्यम्बकं यजामहे सुगन्धिं पुष्टिवर्धनम्उर्वारुकमिव बन्धनान् मृत्योर्मुक्षीय मामृतात्॥ Om Tryambakaṁ Yajāmahe Sugandhiṁ Puṣṭi-VardhanamUrvārukamiva Bandhanān Mṛtyor Mukṣīya Mā’mṛtāt॥ English Translation: “We worship the three-eyed One (Shiva), who is fragrant and who nourishes all beings.May He liberate us from bondage to death, like a cucumber severed from the vine,but not from immortality.” Meaning & Purpose: This mantra is a prayer for healing, resilience, and freedom from fear. It calls in strength during challenge, steadiness during uncertainty, and trust in the natural cycles of life, death, and rebirth -physically, emotionally, and spiritually. It reminds us that true wellbeing is not just the absence of illness, but a deep connection to vitality and wholeness. 🌬 Our Breath Journey We moved through a balanced energetic arc: ⚡ Energise - Chit Shakti Pranayama Building inner power, clarity, and intentional focus. 🔥 Cleanse - Kapalbhati Pranayama Clearing stagnation, sharpening awareness, and stimulating digestive fire. 🌊 Relax - Straw Breath Softening the nervous system and integrating the work. If you’d like a refresher on technique (or are practicing for the first time), head to the Classroom Tab → 21 Day Challenge, where you’ll find the instructional videos for Chit Shakti and Kapalbhati to ensure you’re practicing safely and effectively. Your breath is medicine. Your intention is powerful. Your practice benefits more than just you. 💬 Reflection & Share:
🌅 Sangha Breath Sesh – Health & Wellbeing for All 🌿
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🌿 Welcome to The Well (of Bliss)🌿
If you’re reading this, it’s not by accident. Something in you felt the pull - a quiet nudge (or a loud inner yes) toward growth, depth, connection, and becoming more you. This is a space to inspire, support, uplift, and gently keep each other accountable on the journey of becoming the best version of ourselves. Not through force or perfection - but through awareness, compassion, and aligned action. Here, we weave together ancient wisdom and modern science, breath and body, mind and heart. We share practical tools and timeless practices to unlock our highest state of being - Bliss. Not the fleeting kind, but the grounded, embodied kind that comes from living in alignment. ✨ Our shared intention is simple, and powerful: Grow. Contribute. Contribute. Grow. The more we grow, the more we have to give. The more we contribute, the more we grow. This feedback loop is the secret to sustainable success - in our inner world, our relationships, our work, and our impact. This community becomes what we bring to it. Your voice matters here. Your story matters here. Your presence matters. 💬 It's time to Action - Introduce Yourself Take a moment and share with us in the comments: • Your name • Where you’re joining from • What called you to The Well of Bliss • What you’re hoping to grow or create in your life right now Whether you’re at the beginning of your journey or deep in the work, you belong here. Let yourself be seen. Let yourself be supported. Let yourself contribute. We grow together. And in doing so, we rise together 🤍 Stay Blissed, Adam 🌬🍃✨️🤍
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📹LIVE 1:1 TODAY AT 11AM
Just a heads up team, there's a live 1:1 transfromstion session on here at 11am today - only join if it's yours. Stay Blissed and have a lovely day, Adam 🌬🍃✨️🤍
🌬️ Kumbhaka as a Barometer of the Nervous System
Have you ever noticed this? You sit down for your breath practice. You settle in. The breath begins to slow. Then you reach the first breath hold (Kumbhaka)… And suddenly it feels harder than usual. Your lungs feel tight. The urge to breathe arrives quickly. What normally feels spacious suddenly feels… compressed. Most of us have experienced this. Maybe the night before you slept poorly. Maybe work has been intense. Maybe life has simply been full - mentally, emotionally, energetically. In moments like this, the breath offers us something incredibly valuable: honest feedback. Kumbhaka is not just a technique within Pranayama - it can also act as a barometer for the state of our nervous system. When we are rested, nourished, hydrated, and regulated, breath holds often feel easeful and expansive. The body tolerates the rise in carbon dioxide comfortably. The mind remains calm. There is space. But when we are run down, stressed, overstimulated, or lacking sleep, the nervous system becomes more reactive. The window of tolerance narrows. Breath holds shorten. The urge to breathe arrives sooner. Rather than seeing this as a setback, it is actually something to be grateful for. Your body is communicating with you. It is gently saying:"Something needs attention." And the beautiful thing is that the practice itself begins the rebalancing process. With each conscious breath… With each gentle round of pranayama… We begin returning toward autonomic balance - homeostasis. From there, awareness often spills into the rest of life. Maybe we realise we need: - More rest 💤 - Better hydration 💧 - Nourishing food 🥗 - Time in nature 🌿 - A little more stillness and self care 🤍 The breath doesn’t judge. It simply reflects. ✨ Reflection for the Community Think back to your recent practices. How have your breath holds been feeling lately? After your next practice, take a moment to notice: • Did the kumbhaka feel spacious and easeful?• Or did it feel shorter or more challenging than usual?
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