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Celebrate Valentine's Day with “Embrace Yourself & Practice Self-Love"
"Embrace Yourself and Practice Self-Love" is a two-part, free event for singles and couples to bond around the topic of self-love
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To celebrate Valentine’s Day, MyYogaTeacher is holding a two-part, virtual event – “Embrace Yourself and Practice Self-Love” -- for singles and couples to bond around the topic of self-love. We’d love to invite you to attend one or both sessions!
The first session, “Love Yourself This Valentine’s Day,” takes place on Monday, Feb. 13 at 5:00 pm Pacific Time, and centers on a discussion of why self-love is important and critical for creating meaningful relationships with others. Shweta Jain, one of MyYogaTeacher’s highest-rated instructors with a background in behavioral psychology, will address how loving yourself unconditionally is an important first step in nurturing close relationships and how to condition the mind to prioritize happiness. She will close with a 10-minute guided meditation.
The second session, “Asanas for Self-Love,” takes place on Tuesday, Feb. 14 at 5:00 pm Pacific Time. This 60-minute guided practice, also led by Jain, focuses on asanas (physical postures) that promote self-love and will help you to embrace yourself by balancing the heart chakra (energy center in the body). The goal here is to express love for yourself, which will, in turn, empower you to have more meaningful relationships with others.
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According to Jain, “Since childhood our environment conditions us to seek love from others. Loving oneself is often translated to being selfish. Over time, our love for ourselves becomes dependent on our looks, achievements, successes, and the opinion of others, making it conditional. Expecting others to love us when we fail to love ourselves is like selling a product we would not buy ourselves. On the other hand, a person who loves oneself under every condition, and in every moment, is not just loved by others, but also loving to others the same way.”
Dates: Feb. 13 and 14 at 8:00 pm Eastern Time/5:00 Pacific Time (60 minutes per session)
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Feb. 13 Sign Up URL: https://www.myyogateacher.com/group_classes/love-yourself-this-valentines-day
Feb. 14 Sign Up URL: https://www.myyogateacher.com/group_classes/asanas-for-self-love
Cost: Free. These Valentine’s Day special sessions can be accessed as part of the 14-day free trial period for non-members, and they are complimentary for existing subscribers of MyYogaTeacher.
About Shweta Jain: Shweta Jain is a biotechnologist turned certified yoga instructor and counselor who earned a second masters in behavioral psychology. She deeply believes that yoga renders benefits beyond one’s expectations if one commits to the practice. Yoga helped Jain recover from a severe lower back injury and depression, while making her more mindful and self-aware. She specializes in teaching hatha yoga safely and effectively using proper body alignment, and helping people develop the habit of mindfulness with real-time application in everyday life. Jain uses a combination of yoga and behavioral psychology to help people heal from chronic stress, anxiety, and various illnesses, in addition to changing negative behavioral patterns, improving their relationships, and more, by working at the root level. Her teaching approach is non-judgmental, non-competitive, and she encourages students to become better versions of themselves.
About MyYogaTeacher: MyYogaTeacher offers live private and group yoga training online, where teachers hear and see the students and provide valuable feedback so students practice safely and correctly. MyYogaTeacher now offers over 40 daily group classes featuring a wide range of yoga styles (Kundalini, Hatha, Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Yin, restorative, and more), a number of classes that address pain, injury and mental health, as well as a number of stretching, breathing and meditation classes. Subscriptions start at $49 monthly (billed every 4 weeks).