TU64: Mindfulness Meditation with Yoga Therapist Kelly Inselmann, Bonus Episode

by | May 16, 2018 | Emotional Intelligence, Episodes, Guest Interviews, Mindfulness, Personal Growth, Therapy

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Enjoy a straight shot of Kirtan Kriya Meditation from Kundalini Yoga Instructor and Therapist, Kelly Inselmann. Lose your inhibitions, roll up the windows so no one can hear you and go for it. Coolness and calm on the other side.

Mindfulness literally soothes our nervous system and teaches us to manage our mental shenanigans. This is a straight up super cool mindfulness meditation exercise called a Kirtan Kriya Meditation. Try it and repeat. And repeat again. It’s vulnerable but seriously, do it with her. It works.

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