Yoga Instructors & Classes à Rideau-Rockcliffe, Ottawa, ON
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1048 North River Road, Ottawa, K1K 3V4
(613) 255-7934
Lori Chamberland has been working with relaxation techniques since about 1985. I began researching ways to combat high anxiety levels because my life was filled with change and uncertainty as a young women and I wanted to feel more grounded and centered. Over the years I’ve studied many different ways to relax the body and mind and I can honestly say that I have found the most powerful deep relaxation and self-care techniques and strategies through yoga and Ayurveda. We sometimes feel guilty about taking time for ourselves, but far from being a luxury or an indulgence, self-care is a personal responsibility. 
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375 St. Laurent Blvd., Ottawa, K1K 2Z7
(613) 745-9642
Yoga, Yoga studio, Alternative & Holistic Health Service 
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400 McArthur Ave, Ottawa, K1K 1G7
(613) 725-9321
Meditation is an ancient practice of self-discovery that has been taught for more than 2, 500 years. The view of meditation is that every human being has the ability to cultivate the mind’s inherent stability, clarity and strength. In this way, we can develop mindfulness and awareness, as well as the compassion and insight needed to care for ourselves, others and the world. Peaceful Abiding The main meditation taught at the Ottawa Shambhala Meditation Centre is a mindfulness meditation called shamatha (Sanskrit for “peacefully abiding”). It is practiced as sitting meditation, walking meditation and shamatha yoga. The technique uses the breath as the object of our attention to come back to the present moment and away from distractions. In this way, we train to reconnect with the natural state of the human mind—at rest, open, alert—and relate directly to the flow of life, appreciating each moment. Anyone can learn to meditate. It does not require belief in any particular spiritual tradition and requires no particular physical skill.