This week's practice is a sound bath — a meditative experience where you're immersed in sound, typically from instruments like singing bowls, gongs or chimes. The vibrations and tones are said to help calm the nervous system, reduce stress and anxiety and guide you into a deep state of relaxation. You don't have to do anything. You simply listen and let go. This practice uses Tibetan singing bowls and is led by Tseyang, a certified Tibetan Yoga teacher with over 11 years of e

This week's practice is a mindfulness technique drawn from Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) designed to help you train your focus and return to the present moment. The idea is simple. Choose a small everyday object — a pen, a cup, a piece of jewellery — and give it your full attention for 5 minutes. First observing it with your eyes, then exploring it with your touch. When your mind wanders, gently bring it back. No judgment, just practice. Led by Lauren Woods of Well Mi

This week's practice is a body activation routine by Shi Heng Yi — and the philosophy behind it is simple: if you don't use it, you lose it. The routine works through joints in the body, starting from the fingers and gradually moving up through the wrists, elbows, shoulders, neck and spine, all the way down to the knees and ankles. No equipment, no experience needed — just you and a little bit of space. It's designed as a morning practice but works just as well as a midday re

Chakras are energy centers in the body. When they're balanced and flowing freely we tend to feel more grounded, focused and at ease. When they're blocked it can show up as difficulty concentrating, poor sleep, or just a general feeling of being off. This short 5 minute guided meditation by Vibha takes you through seven chakras — from the root at the base of your spine to the crown of your head — using breath and visualisation to restore balance and flow. All you need is a qui

The Five Tibetan Rites is an ancient sequence of five exercises said to strengthen the body, open up the energy systems and focus the mind. Some traditions believe it dates back over 2,500 years, originally practiced by Tibetan monks as a daily ritual for vitality and longevity. This 12 minute session is led by Michaël Bijker and takes you through all five rites followed by a short meditation to close. Try the full routine here: Click here Give it a try and let me know how it

This week's practice is Qigong — a gentle movement practice rooted in Chinese tradition that combines slow flowing movements with breath and body awareness. Think of it as a moving meditation. This 10 minute routine by Thich Man Tue takes you through a warm up, two movements — The Frog and The Dragon — and some self massage. Perfect for stretching the whole body and releasing tension in the neck, back and shoulders. Try the full routine here: Click here for routine Bonus: A b

This week's practice is a 13 minute breathwork video session by Yoga with Adriene. Watch my intro above, then follow along below. Link: 10 Minute Balancing Breathwork Practice Let me know how it felt in the comments. :)