Mini Meditations about Move Mindfully

15 Mini Meditations
Meditation for Hip Pain
Meditation for Hip Pain
Gently release stiff hips with the power of your mind.
Sophie Fox
Relief for Achy Knees
Relief for Achy Knees
Focus on bringing fluidity and suppleness back to these joints through focused breath and attention.
Sophie Fox
Soothe Leg Pain
Soothe Leg Pain
Focus your mind and breathing to release discomfort and tension.
Sophie Fox
Meditation for Tight, Achy Joints
Meditation for Tight, Achy Joints
Use your breath to relieve tension and discomfort in your body.
Sophie Fox
Seated Twist for Better Posture
Seated Twist for Better Posture
Seated spinal twists, like this one, increase circulation and flexibility.
Shani Dayal
Seated Forward Bend for Stress
Seated Forward Bend for Stress
Stretch the back body and relieve tension in one easy move.
Shani Dayal
Staff Pose for Sharper Focus
Staff Pose for Sharper Focus
Find your anchor, improve posture, and set the tone for proper alignment in all your yoga poses.
Shani Dayal
Cobra Pose for Shoulder Pain
Cobra Pose for Shoulder Pain
Find proper alignment in your Cobra for a healthy back and shoulders.
Shani Dayal
Downward Dog for Tension Relief
Downward Dog for Tension Relief
Loosen up and get your Down Dog right — we'll show you how.
Shani Dayal
Chair Pose for Willpower
Chair Pose for Willpower
This chair won’t give you a rest. But it will leave you feeling fierce.
Shani Dayal
Warrior Pose II for Inner Strength
Warrior Pose II for Inner Strength
Cultivate your personal power through this primary yoga pose.
Shani Dayal
Warrior Pose I for a Calm Mind
Warrior Pose I for a Calm Mind
Find focus, power, and stability with this asana basics video tutorial for beginners.
Shani Dayal
Triangle Pose for Spinal Strength
Triangle Pose for Spinal Strength
Learn the fundamentals of this lengthening pose.
Shani Dayal
Tree Pose for Stability
Tree Pose for Stability
Learn Tree Pose to get grounded.
Shani Dayal
Mindful Dance Break
Mindful Dance Break
Loosen up stuck energy after sitting still too long.
Jay Vidyarthi