
Meditate for how you feel teaches an individualized approach using yoga, meditation, and Ayurveda for beginners or anyone who has struggled, starting from your emotions as a springboard.
Identify your emotions by air, fire, and earth energies; balance each state with Ayurveda-led techniques and breath-centric meditations tailored to your current emotional state.
Cultivate a steady meditation habit through consistent daily practice, 5 to 15 minutes a day. Commit to 21 days to build momentum toward a new consciousness that informs your habit.
Practice progressive muscle relaxation (pmr) from feet to face to release tension with breath, easing depression, anxiety, stress, and sleep issues.
Meditation lowers stress, anxiety, and related health issues by shifting perspective and calming the nervous system, leading to better sleep, digestion, and overall well-being.
Set a daily intention through a meditation visualization, identify your desired emotional state, and write and affirm present-tense statements to bring clarity and transform your day.
Explore the two paths of meditation—getting there through focus and being there as the flow state—while learning concentrative and mindfulness approaches to bring mind, body, and emotions home.
Meet your mood before meditation, starting where you are with movement or grounding. Validate feelings, avoid forcing peace, and gradually move toward stillness to match high or low energy.
Your breath acts as a bridge between body and mind, carrying oxygen and prana to harmonize energy flow and keep you calm and vibrant.
Learn diaphragmatic breathing to reduce stress by breathing from the abdomen, engaging the diaphragm, and practicing 10 slow breaths for a calm, even state.
Discover Ayurveda's holistic system, linking body, mind, and environment through conscious living, and learn your unique mind-body constitution and how to balance it for meditation.
Explore how the five elements form the doshas and shape your unique mind-body constitution, and complete a dosha quiz and imbalance check to guide your meditation.
Balance the air-dominant vata with grounding routines and meditation to calm a restless mind, ease insomnia, and nourish the nervous system.
Delve into the fire-dominant pitta, its transformative digestive and mental energy, leadership traits, and practical cooling and meditation techniques to soften anger and maintain balance.
Explore kapha, the earth-dominant energy that lubricates and binds the body and builds tissues. Balance this grounded type with movement, variety, and active meditation.
Identify how your essential constitution shifts to imbalances like vata, pitta, or kapha, and cultivate self-awareness to restore balance and transformation through mindful adjustments.
Ground and calm the tired-wired nervous system with vata energy present by grounding body and mind, regulating energy, and revealing the silence beneath mental chatter for clearer focus.
A few poses you can practice separately on your own, to balance the vata energy + video link to a vata-balancing sequence.
Explore three breathing techniques—bumble bee breath, measured breathing, and alternate nostril breathing—to calm the mind, balance brain hemispheres, and deepen present awareness.
Guide students through a grounding guided meditation that combines breathwork, gentle movement, balance poses, and soothing sounds to cultivate calm, presence, and inner stillness.
When you have pitta fire energy, approach meditation by taming the mind's critical, controlling tendencies, cooling agitation, and softening reactivity to ride the waves of change with ease.
A few poses you can practice separately on your own, to balance the pitta energy + video link to a pitta-balancing sequence.
Learn three cooling breathing techniques—cooling breath, hissing breath, and left nostril breathing—that calm the body and mind by enhancing cooling sensations, triggering brain centers, and balancing energy.
Practice lion's breath and diaphragmatic breathing to release tension and balance your spine, then perform left-nostril breathing and moon visualization to cultivate peace.
Identify and address kapha energy by invigorating body and mind through active meditation, breaking routine, and transforming sluggish, nostalgic states into alert, eager focus.
A few poses you can practice separately on your own, to balance the kapha energy + video link to a kapha-balancing sequence.
Explore three energizing breaths to balance kapha energy, boost brain oxygen, and support digestion. Practice powerfully exhaling through the mouth, skull-shining breath, and bellows breath with mindful caution.
Tap the body to boost circulation, use bellows breath and skull shining breath, and hold a star pose to energize and wake the brain.
Explore how Ayurveda informs meditation practice and everyday life, guiding choices that honor your unique mind-body constitution and keep you healthy in body and mind.
Harness emotions as energy in motion and outlets to circulate feelings, deepening meditation with practical tools, breathing sequences, and regularly retaking the emotional state questionnaire.
Cultivate peace and grounding through meditation as a practical life skill, guiding you toward quiet joy and empowerment, with Q&A support and course reviews.
Have you tried to meditate, but couldn't because you felt restless, anxious, stressed, bored or else? If so, welcome! Trying to rise above our emotions is a sure way to struggle with, and ultimately give up on meditation, missing out on the countless benefits of this amazing practice. No more !
This course will meet you exactly where you are and teach you to work with, instead of fight, the energy of your emotions so you can ease into a meditative state.
In this course, you will:
Practice an individualized approach to meditation, based on your current emotional
Identify your emotions by their dominant element (air, ether, fire, water, earth)
Practice meditation techniques to balance your energy, whether you are feeling high, low or all-over
Find out your Ayurvedic mind-body constitution (dosha) and what you need to do to keep yourself balanced
Use your breath to relax, focus, cool down, warm up, energize or lift your spirit, according to your needs of the moment
Clarify your intentions for meditating, in order to get results
Discover which diet is most supportive to your meditation practice
Why learn about meditation?
In a world where everything is changing so rapidly, knowing how to stay grounded in yourself is of the essence, for your health and life enjoyment. Meditation is a profoundly grounding practice. It will help you access a state where you feel calm, clear-minded, and able to navigate your life's circumstances with ease. As such, it truly is a life skill.
Meditation has been shown to lower high blood pressure, relieve stress, anxiety, depression, increase focus, creativity, productivity, and more.
Why focus on my emotions?
If you are human, you most likely experience a bunch of emotions daily! Emotions have so much energy in them, but that energy needs to be channeled and circulated efficiently, otherwise it can turn destructive and make it difficult for your meditation practice to get off the ground. Conversely, one might be able to "sit down to meditate", yet do nothing but battle with thoughts, restlessness, or boredom. In this course you will learn how to meet and regulate the energy of your emotions in order to ease into meditation.
Some of the exercises you will complete:
Clarify your intention(s) for your meditation practice, to get results
Practice progressive muscle relaxation
Learn abdominal, or diaphragmatic breathing
Take a questionnaire to determine your ayurvedic constitution (or dosha)
Take a questionnaire to determine your current emotional state based on the Five Elements, and how to balance it out
Practice breathing techniques to ground yourself, when you feeling are worried, restless, anxious...
Practice breathing techniques to help you chill when you are feeling stressed, impatient, irritable...
Practice breathing techniques to energize you, when you are feeling stuck, down, uninspired...
Learn and practice a total of 6 guided meditations, 2 for each category of emotions (air, fire or earth-dominant)
Why this meditation course is different?
No meditation technique works for everyone, every time. This course teaches an individualized approach to meditation, informed by Ayurveda, itself an individualized system of healing. Meditate for How You Feel takes into account the student's unique mind-body constitution, as well as their current emotional state, for a more authentic experience of meditation.
Enroll now and join me on this meditation journey!