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We all have moments where depressing thoughts float into our minds. This guided mediation helps you recognize those thoughts, acknowledge them, then move past them. We'll use some breathing exercises and visualization to move the mind to a lighter, happier place.

This meditation utilizes a new tool I've been using called "angry breathing". It's basically heavy sighs when I'm feeling frustrated, angry, or defeated, and somehow it makes me feel better. Music graciously provided by Midnight's with his latest track "Sweety". Follow him on Instagram @bryanpalafoxofficial to hear more of his work, or on Spotify as "Midnight's."

In this episode I interviewed a Oregon nurse, Megan Harry, who shared her experience working around COVID-19 patients, and how it's affecting her own workplace. She also shared some tips on keeping your immunity up, and stress levels low. This interview was on Wednesday, April 1st. Some things may have already changed such as the limit on visitors for ICU patients, and how severe their PPE shortage is. A few resources mentioned in this episode: CDC W.H.O W.H.O Instagram Page Samaritan Health guidelines for donating PPE including fabric masks Take a multi-vitamin or Zinc supplement to support your immunity Journal, try yoga, or find another indoor activity to help reduce your stress levels

This interview focuses on the front line view from a Physician Assistant, Kenny Lampert. He explains what he's seeing right now at both the hospital and urgent care facility that he works at in Albany, New York, and addresses the PPE shortage issue. He also shared some resources for keeping yourself informed on the current COVID-19 pandemic, including the following: CDC.gov WHO.int Local State Department of Health: www.oregon.gov or https://govstatus.egov.com/or-covid-19 He also discussed some things you can do now to keep you and your family safe, positive, and showing community support.

This is a guided meditation for releasing fear from the body and mind. Music so graciously provided by Andrea Roye, "I Am Enough".

Not my typical style, but I felt compelled to share my experience shopping in Costco this week in Oregon amid the coronavirus outbreak. All I wanted on my “essential list” was TP and tampons that wouldn’t deliver in time online...

I truly believe meditation is the best tool to have in our toolbox right now to fight the fear and anxiety that is being created from this pandemic. As we mentioned in this episode, if you haven’t tried meditation yet and are curious, now is the absolute best time to give it a try.  So many studios and leaders in this space are offering guided meditations for free, streamed online, including Lauren’s Instagram page where you can join her for meditation through her live videos. Her biggest tip during this pandemic is to remember the magical moments that are being created; hearing the birds chirp in the morning, an opportunity for BOTH parents to be home at the same time with their children, feeling each and every present moment with gratitude.  Lauren is currently working on continuing to offer her Hike & Meditation workshops which normally happen the last Sunday of the month. If Boise doesn’t restrict people to their homes this coming week, the hike on 3/31 will still be happening, but she’ll be

Today's epiosode is about overcoming injuries with a positive mental attitude. I interviewed my boyfriend, JR Zwingraf, who is the expert at overcoming injuries, while maintaining a positive mental attitude. His biggest tip in this episode was to find ways to push through, because nobody is going to get you through this besides YOU. Try new hobbies that are within your limitations, read books, or play phone games. Anything to stay busy. Look for supplemental insurance programs such as Aflac or check out programs through your employer that you may not be aware of (HR is the best resource for this). If you have a family, build up a plan before your surgery and work out how you're going to get help from family and friends to cover daily tasks you know you won’t be able to do. You can follow JR on social media. You’ll find him on Twitter, @jerskiez, or follow him on Facebook for his inspirational and dirty memes, JR Zwingraf. Until next time, think of something positive that happened to you today.

In this episode, Tracy shares her experiences with plant medicine and how she dug deeper to show up more authentically in her life. She’s a yoga teacher as well as a Freedom Coach (love that!!) and is on a mission to help others discover a life focused around freedom and authenticity. You can join her for a retreat in July 2020 in Peru, or follow her journey on social media. Find her on Instagram @tracytreks, or Facebook under the same name. Visit her website and schedule a free coaching consultation at Tracytreks.com/discoveryou --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/candace-massari/support

Learn all about the law of attraction with Vonda Van Rooyen, who has been accidentally working with and practicing the law of attraction for 20 years! I stumbled into one of Vonda's "Dream Bigger" workshops in late 2017 when I was looking for something positive to happen in my life, but didn't know where to start. My favorite quote from this episode was, "What you think about, you bring about." This is the BEST definition of the Law of Attraction! Vonda shares in this episode how she utilized the law of attraction to make all her adult and childhood dreams come true. A few resources Vonda mentioned in this episode: Barbara Sher's free book Wishcraft Vonda's Fun Dream List The List Coach Website where you can connect with Vonda and learn more about 1-on-1 coaching sessions! The List Coach Instagram Page The List Coach Facebook Page I absolutely loved Vonda's workshop which kicked off my own journey of utilizing the law of attraction to make my biggest dreams come true. I'll announce when she has another

This is a quick 10-minute meditation to help you forgive someone, release the pain you’ve been carrying, and let it all go. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/candace-massari/support

In this episode, I had the opportunity to chat with Amanda Stanley and hear her story on becoming sober. She shares the tools that helped including yoga and meditation, and the struggles she faced along the way. She was only a social drinker, but I could definitely relate to some of her experiences and how it was having a negative impact on some aspects of her life. To connect with Amanda, follow her on Instagram at @yogawithamanda99 and feel free to send her a message, she would love to help you along your own journey! Make sure you check out the class schedule at LBCC for her lunchtime yoga class. If you’re struggling with alcohol addiction, call the alcohol 24-hour hotline at (888)-459-5511 to speak to a free advisor, or visit aa.org to find a meeting near you. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/candace-massari/support

In this interview we chat about how we go about listening to our hearts and the difference between intuition and gut instincts. Follow Mandy on Instagram at @mandyhaven3 or join her Facebook group “Yoga Haven.” She currently teaches gentle yoga Monday nights at 5:30pm at Love Yoga in Albany and granny yoga at 6pm on Tuesday nights at her home in Jefferson. She’s currently in the process of building a loft yoga studio at her house and plans to offer additional classes in the future, so check back soon! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/candace-massari/support

In this episode I had the pleasure of interviewing Brent Buckelew, a local yoga teacher who teaches a restorative and all-level flow class at Love Yoga in North Albany. Brent has been practicing yoga for 5 years and moved to Oregon from Alabama in 2018. From starting a non-profit yoga studio out of his house to completing an intense yoga teacher training in Bali, he's had quite the yoga journey so far! I discovered his yoga nidra class on Superbowl Sunday of 2018, and have been sold on guided meditations ever since. He now incorporates Yoga Nidra into the second half of his restorative class. In this episode he shares his knowledge of Yoga Nidra, gets briefly into the science behind it, and explains the benefits for both children and adults, as well as how this practice is being used in the army. You can try his Yoga Nidra class before he moves in June on Sunday nights at Love Yoga from 7-8:15pm, or his all-level flow class on Monday afternoons from 4:15-5:15pm. Find out where Brent will be teaching in the fu

For the current class schedule, check out www.loveyogastudios.com⁣ ⁣ For the next Yoga for Anxiety Workshop check out https://loveyogastudios.com/yoga-for-anxiety/⁣ ⁣ Follow Suzanne on Instagram @loveyogastudios or @lovestrongadventures to join the community on the next hike or outdoor Oregon adventure.⁣ ⁣ She is also on Facebook as Love Yoga Studio.⁣ ⁣ Check out guided meditations from Love Yoga’s “How Yoga Helps” Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3FJXSAwUxPwbt7rHfhJTjI?si=AAV-sVy_QQ29m5Z-LK9Y7w⁣ ⁣ Check out the book “The Relaxation Response” by Herbert Benson

In this episode, I share with you a few breathing exercises that I’ve learned from the teachers at Love Yoga that help reduce anxiety. I use gentle music and walk you through a guided body scan before guiding you through a meditation designed to release anxiety from the body and mind. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/candace-massari/support

This is a beginner guided meditation to help you release stress from the body and mind. I start with a water glass analogy and how it relates to stress, guide you through a body scan, then move into about a 8 minute guided meditation to release stress from various points in the body. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/candace-massari/support

In this episode I use gentle music, a guided body scan, and a guided meditation to help you find your bliss. We work on discovering limiting beliefs, blockers, and anything else that is preventing you from feeling more joy, happiness, and energy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/candace-massari/support