TaylorFit Wellness

027 Beth Tascione

January 05, 2023 Frances Taylor
TaylorFit Wellness
027 Beth Tascione
Show Notes Chapter Markers

00:00:45 Meet Beth Tascione

00:01:15 Lillieth Fellan

00:05:23 Yoga Helps in Times of Stress

00:09:10 About The One Woman Show

00:10:35 A Slant of Son

00:13:00 The Baker Story

00:14:45 Pratyahara

00:16:35 “Doing the Dishes Stress”

00:17:15 Moving Pratyahara

00:18:22 Gabor. Mate … “It takes two minutes to change your state of mind.”

00:21:18 Pema Chodron “Happiness Without a Hangover”

00:26:25 The Mantra Story

00:27:44 Weaving Meditation into Your Yoga Asana Practice

00:28:30 Use a Phrase That is Inspiring For You

00:29:10 Traditional Sanskrit Mantra Versus Personal Version of a Mantra

00:30:30 Just Breathe … You Got This

00:31:10 How the direct effect of a personal mantra can keep you out of overwhelm

00:32:00 One moment at a time

00:32:50 Review of the things that can support you in times of need. Pratyahara, Yoga, Mantra

00:34:33 Winnie The Pooh Quote

00:35:16 You are Braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, smarter than you think and loved more than you’ll ever know.

00:36:25 Helpful tips for movers who may find sitting meditation difficult

00:38:05 The conscious choice to be still is a powerful one

00:38:20 Do a movement practice

00:38:55 Should you meditate in the beginning or end of yoga class?

00:40:07 Interview with Vanessa Zuisei Goddard Author of the book Still Running

00:41:20 Thick Nhat Hahn’s Apple juice analogy for the mind settling in meditation

00:42:42 Practical Tips That Help With The Sitting Practice 

00:46:17 The Timer Story

00:48:52 Use a Small Prop On Your Chair to Neutrally Align Your Pelvis

00:50:59 Mantras Inspired by Thich Nhat Hahn

00:52:14 Stress Rubs Off On Those Around You

00:53:15 Find Your Why Behind Doing Meditation

00:53:57 Why Are You Here?

00:55:09 The High School Philosophers Club Story

00:55:45 Tips To Take Away Today

00:56:00 Get Up And Move Something Your Body Needs To Move

00:57:15 Take A Breath 

00:57:22 In a Nut Shell …

00:57:40 Find Beth www.thisisyourbliss.com http://Thisisyourbliss.com

00:57:58 yoga bliss on facebook

00:58:10 Reiki bliss on facebook

00:59:15 Free give away Pratyahara Primer

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Meet Beth Tascione
Lillieth Fellan
Yoga Helps in Times of Stress
About The One Woman Show
A Slant of Son
The Baker Story
Pratyahara
“Doing the Dishes Stress”
Moving Pratyahara
Gabor. Mate … “It takes two minutes to change your state of mind.”
Pema Chodron “Happiness Without a Hangover”
The Mantra Story
Weaving Meditation into Your Yoga Asana Practice
Use a Phrase That is Inspiring For You
Traditional Sanskrit Mantra Versus Personal Version of a Mantra
Just Breathe … You Got This
How the direct effect of a personal mantra can keep you out of overwhelm
One moment at a time
Review of the things that can support you in times of need. Pratyahara, Yoga, Mantra
Winnie The Pooh Quote
You are Braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, smarter than you think and loved more than you’ll ever know.
Helpful tips for movers who may find sitting meditation difficult
The conscious choice to be still is a powerful one
Do a movement practice
Should you meditate in the beginning or end of yoga class?
Interview with Vanessa Zuisei Goddard Author of the book Still Running
Thick Nhat Hahn’s Apple juice analogy for the mind settling in meditation
Practical Tips That Help With The Sitting Practice
The Timer Story
Use a Small Prop On Your Chair to Neutrally Align Your Pelvis
Mantras Inspired by Thich Nhat Hahn
Stress Rubs Off On Those Around You
Find Your Why Behind Doing Meditation
Why Are You Here?
The High School Philosophers Club Story
Tips To Take Away Today
Get Up And Move Something Your Body Needs To Move
Take A Breath
In a Nut Shell …
yoga bliss on facebook
Reiki bliss on facebook
Free give away Pratyahara Primer