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Staying Connected Sep 07
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September
2007, Edition 7
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The Breath is the voice of your Soul
- Yogi Bhajan
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Welcome
to all new Prenatal Yoga students who joined Yoga Yoga in August and a
big Congratulations to all the new babies born this summer!
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Yoga
Yoga teacher, Jessica with
Nate and new daughter
Havia Stone Goulding
Born August 16th
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Laurel
Hope Glascoff
daughter of Brenda
Born August 31st
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Lilly Walters
daughter of Monica
born September 6th
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Jackson
Marion Prayter
son of Lauren
born August 17th
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Rand Gray
son of Staci
born September 5th
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Sonia
Rose Christensen
daughter of Robyn
born
August 16th
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We'd
love to see your Yoga Baby!
Please send your pictures to Lisa
Taggart, Prenatal Program Coordinator at lisat@yogayoga.com
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A
Meditation for Happiness: Smiling Buddha Kriya
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from Bountiful Beautiful Blissful, Gurmukh
Khalsa
Sit
in Easy Pose and curl the ring and pinkie fingers in, pressing them
down with your thumb while keeping your first two fingers straight.
Bring
your arms up so that your elbows are pushed back and a 35 degree angle
is made btw the upper arm and forearm, keeping the forearms parallel
to each other. Palms face forward.
Close
your eyes and concentrate on the Third Eye point very powerfully.
Chant
mentally, "Sa-Ta-Na-Ma." The sound "Sa" express
the infinite; "Ta" expresses life; "Na" expresses
diminishing; "ma" expresses light and regeneration.
Begin
gradually with 3 minutes and working up to 11 minutes. Then inhale deeply,
exhale, open and close your fists a few times, and then relax. You will
be smiling!
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Rand's
Birth Story by Staci
Gray
Born on September 5th, 2007
Our
story begins with a trip to the airport. Tuesday, September 4th (my
husband's birthday) at 11:30am, I'm heading to the airport to pick up
my mother when I have my first contraction. Ok, not bad, I'd been having
little teasing ones for two weeks but this one was different, more of
the rise and fall that you hear about. The "funny" thing is
that by this time this baby was 11 days late and I was scheduled for
induction (ICK) the next day because my uterus was starting to run low
on fluid. I had a doctor's appointment that day at 2:30 where they confirmed
that I was indeed having contractions.
At
the time I was 1 to 2 cm dilated and about 50% effaced. Contractions
continued all day long getting slowly stronger and closer together.
My mom, husband and I went to get some Mexican food for dinner and came
home to get everything ready for the hospital and then we waited for
the magic time when it was time to go. Click
here to read Staci's full birthing story.
We
invite you to share your Birth Story with us!
Email Lisa Taggart at lisat@yogayoga.com
All birthing stories are welcome, and very inspiring and empowering
for all women.
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Part
1
by Ryka George CD(DONA), PCD(DONA)
Pregnancy
is a time of excitement, wonder, anxiety and joy. The months following
this discovery are filled with plans, appointments, and celebrations.
Then one day, the big moment arrives and your baby is born. And then what
really happens?
After
Birth, the Unspoken Journey will be a series of articles about what
impacts your postpartum experience, and what really goes on after your
baby comes home. I will share with you some ideas on how you can make
the best choices for yourself, your baby and your family. These articles
will cover the many aspects of what happens physically, emotionally and
socially to moms and their loved ones after they give birth.
My
hope is that you enjoy this series and begin to prepare for your postpartum
needs so your experience can be a joyous and nurturing one. I also hope
that we as women begin to dialogue about what it is really like to experience
the first weeks of life with a new child. Together through support and
community, we can begin to change this journey for the better. Click
here to read on.
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Summer
Greenlees, LMT, RYT began studying with Donna Fahri in 2003 and completed
Donna's teacher training emphasizing movement repatterning in 2006. Summer's
prior apprenticeship in Hatha, prenatal and postnatal yoga with Shannon
Potts from 1994-'97 was formative in preparing her for a path in women's
yoga and bodywork.
Summer's
bodywork for the child-bearing years and experience as a labor support
specialist informs her yoga for pregnancy, birth and motherhood. In Summer's
classes you'll be invited to be loyal to your own perceptions and feel
support for your unfolding inner guidance, while exploring the freedom,
integration and enjoyment that yoga offers. Summer is also a Certified
Infant Massage Instructor, a Certified Star Doula and a Perinatal Massage
Specialist.
Check
out Summer's ongoing Fall classes at Yoga Yoga Northwest:
Prenatal
9am Thursday
Postnatal 10:30am Thursday
Summer
will also be teaching some exciting workshops this semester!
Celebration
of Positive Birthing, September 15th
Postnatal Yoga: Yoga for the 4th Trimester, November 17th
Prenatal Yoga for Partners, December 15th
Click
here to see when Summer teaches.
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Prenatal
Resources
We would like to provide you with a variety of resources. Click
here to view our online resource list.
We
invite you to share your birthing resources with us, or if you are a Birthing
Professional please contact lisat@yogayoga.com

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Fall 2007 Prenatal Class Schedule
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Yoga
Yoga Westgate
Monday, 1:30pm with Alice
Monday, 6:00pm with Jenn
Tuesday, 7:30pm with Alice
Thursday, 7:30pm with Lisa T
Saturday, 10:30am with Alice
Sunday, 10:30am with Natalie
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Yoga
Yoga North
Monday, 7:30pm with Dawn
Wednesday, 6:00pm with Dawn
Thursday, 10:30am with Alice
Saturday, 10:30am with Amy M |
Yoga
Yoga South
Tuesday, 12:00pm with Lisa T
Friday, 12:00pm with Laura E |
Yoga
Yoga Northwest
Monday, 6:00pm with Sarah E
Tuesday, 10:30am with Jennifer H
Thursday, 9:00am with Summer
Sunday, 10:30am with Sarah E |
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After
the Birth of Your Baby
Postnatal
Yoga class is a great way to support the body's recovery after birth.
Mothers may bring their babies for an experience that incorporates yoga
and bonding with the baby. These classes are a wonderful way to connect
with other new mothers in supportive and healthy environment.
Postnatal
Class Schedule
YY
North
Friday 10:30am with DeLora
YYNorthwest
Wednesday 10:30am with Sarah E
Thursday 10:30am with Summer
Saturday 10:30am with Jennifer
YYSouth
Monday 3:00pm with DeLora - for Crawlers and
Toddlers!
Wednesday 3:00pm with Alice
YY
Westgate
Tuesday 10:30am with Jess G
Thursday 10:30am with Jess G
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for Crawlers and Toddlers!
Sunday
1:30pm with Jess G

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Yoga
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Yoga Yoga Northwest, 12001 Burnet Rd, 512-490-1200
Yoga Yoga Teacher Training, 1700 South Lamar, 512-326-2273
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