Restorative Yoga for When It's Difficult to Be Still

This restorative yoga practice is for when you find it difficult to be still, but you still want to turn inward to receive rejuvenation. We'll prepare our body for lying in savasana by first moving intentionally through gentle asana and techniques informed by Ayurveda.

By working with the guna of rajas — movement and action — rather than against it, we allow ourselves to eventually receive quiet rest. When imbalanced, a rajasic nature can lead to burnout, exhaustion, anger, or irritability. Return to this restorative yoga therapy class whenever you want to be still, but find it difficult to do so.

Want more support? I offer virtual private yoga therapy sessions. Sign up for a free 20-minute consultation to learn more.

PRESS PLAY:

Restorative Yoga Therapy Class Sequence

  • Cow/Cat

  • Table Hip Circles

  • Knee Drops With Head Turns

  • Abdominal Breath Knee Hug

  • Cobra Hiss (Bhujangasana)

  • Body Massage

  • Spanda Kriya

  • Savasana

Restorative Yoga Props I Use

Use my code CAREN at http://www.shophalfmoon.com for 15% off your entire order. Props listed below:

Disclosure: I use affiliate links for my favorite products. If you click and purchase, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.

Previous
Previous

Guided Meditation for Relaxation 10 Minutes

Next
Next

Restorative Yoga for the Throat Chakra (5th Chakra)