Ergebnis für "Namaste" in Biografien & Erinnerungen

When her mother died, Brown ran as far away from yoga as she could until a running injury left her needing the very thing she was running from. It was there - on the mat - that she processed her grief and found her mother again. As she went deeper into the poses, she discovered she was more like her mother than she thought. Through it all, she found a deeper understanding of the practice, of the breath, and of the life her mother lost too young.

Vibeke Klemetsen har vært lidenskapelig opptatt av yoga i over 20 år. Yoga har blitt en livsstil og et utrolig viktig verktøy som har hjulpet henne på så mange forskjellige måter i livet. Og det har yoga gjort for så mange andre også. I denne podcasten skal derfor Vibeke invitere ulike mennesker, for å snakke om erfaringene deres med yoga, kunnskap om ulike temaer og få gode tips. Målet er å spre yogaglede og gi lytterne masse yogainspirasjon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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