
Irest yoga nidra vs. amrit full#
In Session Seven, you’ll dive into the final stages of iRest-awakening to your full potential, your birthright, and your inheritance as a human being. A complete guided practice to move through all the koshas thus far and into your essential, joyful nature.Work with imagery in meditation-noticing what naturally arises, bringing in opposites, and journeying with particular images.Understand your innate well-being as an underlying, unchanging, and essential part of your true self.How aligning with true joy rewires your brain and nervous system.This session also explores the ways imagery can direct you back to your essential nature.

When you learn to weave this layer of your being into your life, you find that resilience, creativity, and meaning naturally flow forth. This is the anandamaya kosha, the body of innate and essential joy that is your true essence. In Session Six, we turn to your body of joy, well-being, and bliss. At this point, you’ve moved through layers of physical sensations, breath, energy, emotions, thoughts, and consciousness. Once learned, iRest becomes a set of tools for life.It is now time to allow pure joy to erupt into your practice and your life. It can be practiced by anyone, regardless of physical ability or experience with meditation. IRest is simple to learn and easy to practice. iRest has been shown to be effective in scientific trials for conditions including chronic pain, sleep problems, depression and anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Army Surgeon General and recognized by the Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury as a form of complementary and alternative medicine, thus warranting continuing research on its efficacy in the treatment of post- traumatic stress.

IRest has historically been endorsed by the U.S.

It is practiced and taught by thousands of people worldwide in a wide range of settings, including health centers, schools, community centers, yoga studios, correctional facilities and within military and veteran communities. Richard Miller, a spiritual teacher, author, yogic scholar, researcher and clinical psychologist, who combined traditional yogic practice with Western psychology and neuroscience. When practiced regularly - little and often - iRest enables you to meet each moment of your life with unshakable peace and wellbeing, no matter how challenging or difficult your situation. IRest is a meditation practice based on the ancient tradition of Yoga Nidra and adapted to suit the conditions of modern life.
