29/08/2026
Reflect with me!
Lets Journal Yogis 🌺
All of you who have been on Retreats with me, know how beneficial it is to journal ~ everyday if possible~
always great to take time to reflect after a yoga practice.🧘♀️
Reflecting is one of the many rituals we practice within yoga (svadhyaya).
This simple check-in helps us see the progress we're making and believe in the path we’re traveling.
It's a way to close your week with self-awareness, fulfillment and a feeling of completion.
That feeling of yes, I did do that!
Yes, I am learning!
Yes, I am evolving!
Journaling is the practice of writing down your thoughts and feelings for the purposes of self-analysis, self-discovery, and self-reflection.
Even before you begin writing in your gratitude journal, choose a ritual to repeat every time you journal.
Consistency is the key here.
Rituals implement a call to action for our mind, body and spirit by our muscle memory.
Importantly, rituals create habits.
A few “ritual” suggestions are -
🕯️ Lighting a candle
🎶 Playing a favorite song
🍵 Drinking a cup of tea
🛀 Taking a relaxing bath
🤲🏼 Saying a calming prayer
🙏🏿 Chanting a meditation
Anything you decide to do is a great way to let your mind and body know that it’s time to focus on gratitude.
Whatever you choose as a ritual, do it consistently.
It strengthens the ability to turn action into habit, and it’s usually fun and relaxing, giving us motivation to form our habit.
Regular, writing in a journal is important because it closes your day or starts your morning on a high note.
It empowers the feeling in your mind, and helps you infuse the thoughts into your spirit.
This cue to your subconscious uses dreams to process and understand the important feelings you associate with those thoughts.
Celebrate a positive attitude for the start of your day by re-reading your gratitude journal entry in the morning.
It is simply a double-ended bonus!
So lets reflect together
✨ 🌺 🧡 🙏
Much LoVe
Jan 🧘♀️