20 minute Yoga for Sadness & Depression

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This gentle, slow moving 20 minute calming yoga for sadness & depression video gives you a safe space to rest in long-holding, deep stretching yoga poses with gentle guidance to become more present & aware of your body and the space you’re in. You’re exactly where you need to be. Come, rest with me. 💙 Next try the HIPS SLOW STRETCH:

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21 COMMENTS

  1. I came back to this practice again because I felt I left some feelings unresolved the day before. I found myself meditating on lost love, one in particular that I never allowed myself to heal from. In the second yin posture, I just started sobbing. But it was beautiful because I found that I was holding myself and saying out loud, "It's okay. It's going to be okay," as I was crying. Whoa, so beautifully cathartic. I was not expecting that.

  2. I chose to meditate on my deep desire for a soulful, loving relationship after years of being alone. In the first yin pose I began seeing myself as a lone ship out at sea in the darkness of night, waiting for another ship to pass. I started crying. So much emotional release. Thank you for your videos- somehow they are always exactly what I need.

  3. This was astonishing. Never before have I experienced a physical stretch that released emotional pain. The very first stretch of the video, the release of the right hip/hamstring, caused me to start crying. I just let it happen. It didn’t feel overwhelming or spiraling or painful like it usually does when I am experiencing a lot of depression like I am right now. It felt cathartic.

    As soon as I came out of the stretch, the crying ceased. When I moved on to the left leg, no crying. Nor did I cry for the rest of the practice. It’s fascinating to me because I also have bursitis in my right hip, and I have to wonder if that might be connected to emotions that that part of my body is holding.

    I have been interested in energy magick for a while and I have a book that a friend gifted me that I have been struggling to read due to my undiagnosed and untreated ADHD, but after this experience, I feel pulled to return to that book and try to get through it. There is so much that our current scientific model can not explain, so scientists and other “logical-minded” people brush it off as woo-woo. I am here to decode those parts of life.

    Thank you, as always, for bringing us such wonderful content for free. This is life-changing stuff.

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