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Small But Sacred: Winter Self-Care That Actually Feels Sustainable
Winter has a way of asking us to slow down don’t you think? Although…. sometimes it’s hard to hear it.
It’s not in the glamorous “morning routine” kind of way, more in the “I’m tired, stretched thin, emotionally crispy and craving softness” kind of way.
And honestly? Maybe that’s not something to fix. Maybe winter isn’t asking us to become better versions of ourselves. Maybe it’s simply asking us to come home to ourselves a little more gently.
Salty Air and Sun Salutations
There’s something truly magic about rolling out your mat by the ocean as it stretches out before you and the salty breeze brushing your skin. If you’ve ever practised yoga by the sea, you’ll know it’s a whole different vibe. And if you haven’t tried it yet—my friend, you’re in for a treat.
Got an old yoga mat? How do you dispose of it environmentally?
As yogis, we often strive to live in harmony with the Earth—not just on the mat, but in every aspect of life. So, when it comes time to part ways with a well-loved yoga mat, it’s worth considering the most environmentally conscious options.