Kevin Parenteau

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Kevin is the Founder and CEO of Asana at Home Online Yoga. He is a long-time Ashtanga and Yin Yoga Practitioner. Vipassana Meditator, Yoga teacher, And all-around Yoga Nerd. Writes on Yoga Asana Practice, Meditation, Chakras, Yoga Education and Philosophy

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Meditation Blog

What is Sound Meditation? The Healing and Benefits

Sound meditation is a type of meditation that primarily focuses on the use of sound to create an immersive, calming experience. It’s a practice that has seen a surge in popularity within modern wellness circles, appealing to those seeking a unique path to relaxation and mindfulness. The core of sound

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Health Blog

Benefits of Yoga in the Workplace – Wellness Matters

The benefits of Yoga in the Workplace are gaining momentum. Companies like Chase Manhattan Bank have implemented yoga and wellness programs, observing notable improvements in employee health, productivity, and overall workplace morale.

These businesses are pioneering examples of how integrating yoga into corporate wellness strategies can lead to a healthier,

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Chakra Blog

22 Powerful Sacral Chakra Affirmations for Healing

The journey with Sacral Chakra affirmations leads to a profound transformation of emotional and creative well-being. Centered around the Sacral Chakra in the lower abdomen, this practice influences our emotions, creativity, and sexual energy.

Understanding the chakra’s significance sets the stage for utilizing affirmations that reshape the subconscious and

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Yoga Instructor Blog

What Can You Do with a 200-hour Yoga Certification?​

A 200-hour yoga certification opens a world of possibilities. It lays the foundation for teaching various yoga styles in studios and health clubs and also equips you to be a private instructor, personalizing yoga sessions to individual client needs. Further, the yoga certification allows one to work toward an E-RYT,

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image of a conversation between Prince Arjuna and the god Lord Krishna, who serves as his charioteer. the image depicts how the bhagavad gita quotes on positive thinking came about
Meditation Blog

108 Best Bhagavad Gita Quotes on Positive Thinking

The Bhagavad Gita is more than a sacred scripture — it’s a living guide to clarity, strength, and peace. In this collection, you’ll discover 108 Bhagavad Gita quotes on positive thinking, grouped by theme with short reflections to help you integrate their wisdom into daily life.

Whether you’re a yoga

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picture of Yin Yang Symbol. philosophy comes from the Yin Elements. Used in traditional chinese medicine (TCM)
Beginner Yoga Blog

Yin Yoga Explained: A Guide to the History, Practice and Benefits​

Yin Yoga is a distinct and meditative branch within the diverse yoga world. Unlike its more active counterparts, this form emphasizes long-held, passive poses, providing a unique approach to wellness and mindfulness. The essence of Yin Yoga lies in its slow pace and focus on the body’s deeper tissues.

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back closeup view of a woman holding her shoulder. shes's in pain. she is performing nerve gliding exercises shoulder
Health Blog

Nerve Gliding Exercises for Shoulder: Ultimate Guide

Nerve gliding exercises are gentle stretches or movements designed to relieve nerve tension, provide pain relief, and improve mobility in the affected area. These gentle exercises are crucial for managing conditions like radial neuropathy, cubital tunnel syndrome, and carpal tunnel syndrome. They aim to mobilize different nerves, or bundle of

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Butterfly Pose forward fold (Baddha Konasana) — Yin Yoga hip opener
Yoga Poses

Butterfly Yoga Pose (Baddha Konasana): Steps & Benefits

Butterfly Pose (Baddha Konasana), also called Cobbler’s Pose, is a hip-opening fold where the soles of the feet touch and the knees fall wide. In Yin Yoga it’s held for minutes to stretch the inner thighs (adductors), ease the hips and lower back, and calm the nervous system.

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man doing saddle pose in yin yoga Supta Vajrasana
Yoga Poses

Saddle Pose Yin Yoga Supta Vajrasana – Complete Guide

Yin Yoga, a style of yoga known for its deep, passive stretches, includes the Saddle Pose (Supta Vajrasana in Sanskrit) as one of its essential asanas. With its unique blend of relaxation and stretch, this pose offers numerous benefits, making it a favoured choice among yoga practitioners.

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Bernie Clark Demonstrating movements in Three Part Daoist Breathing
Yoga Poses

Three Part Daoist Breathing – Benefits and How To

In this tutorial, we delve into the powerful world of Three-Part Daoist Breathing, a practice expertly guided by Bernie Clark. This ancient technique, deeply rooted in Daoist (taoist) traditions, offers many benefits for mind and body, making it an essential tool for achieving holistic wellness.

Bernie Clark takes us through

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Risto Duggan teaching an arm balance to an online rocket yoga class
Beginner Yoga Blog

What is Rocket Yoga, Its Benefits, History and Why?

Various styles have emerged in the expansive world of yoga, each offering unique benefits and practices. Among these styles is Rocket Yoga, a term that has gained traction among Western practitioners. But what is Rocket Yoga, and how does it differ from traditional styles like Hatha yoga or Ashtanga? Dive

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Man seated in a forest meditating yin vs yang yoga. Bernie Clark
Beginner Yoga Blog

Yin vs. Yang Yoga: What’s the Difference?

Not all yoga practices are trying to do the same thing.

Some styles build heat, strength, stamina, and momentum. Others ask you to slow down, stay awhile, and notice what’s happening beneath the surface. That’s the basic difference between yang yoga and Yin yoga.

Yang yoga is the more active

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Free Morning Yoga Videos You Can Do at Home

5 short gentle sessions to stretch, relax, and start your day calmly.