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Stay Grounded Stay Open

All Home Practices • 16-Mar-2020

This Integrated Vinyasa practice is a sweet combo of hip openers and heart openers to support feeling steady, stable and grounded without losing your sense of open-heartedness and receptivity.So helpful in stressful times when we start to shut down.

Suggested prop is a bolster or folded blanket or pillow.

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