All of life is a liminal space.

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Liminal spaces are spaces that are neither one thing nor the other, threshold spaces. Places like the cave or the shore, the bridge or the airport; moments like half-sleep or dawn, the equinox or the birthday; transitions like a journey or life itself.

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Liminal states are states that we can access when we need them, and they are a source of recreational power. They have the power to open up our daily awareness to the field of being that we are, behind the personality and its constructs.

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One of the practices that helps us become familiar with this liminality, that helps us to inhabit it, that helps us not be afraid of it but rather to appreciate it, is yoga nidrā. And it's simple, if you want it to be. You do it every night.

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It can be ritualized in order to experience it in a different way. It can be practiced in a conscious and accompanied way. This allows you to deepen in the liminal experience of yoga nidrā and the lessons it has to teach you.

 

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After the wonderful response to the NIDRĀ EXPERIENCE, I am offering Nāda Yoga Nidrā, an intimate experience of the power of nāda, sound,  and the power of Nidrā Śakti, the power of rest.

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This journey using sacred sound, chant, and somatic meditation will consist of:

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〰️  A vocal resonance practice, connecting with the svaras (notes) and meditating on the sound

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💤  A practice of yoga nidrā, the yoga of sleep or psychic sleep

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👁️  We will chant a verse from the Devī Māhātmyam dedicated to this power, sometimes known as the goddess of sleep