English Yoga Berlin

17/06/2026

What an honour to be in Tara Brach's newsletter with such kind words for our book. My deepest deepest gratitude to this most incredible teacher who is a light in the storm for humanity.

Thank you, Tara Brach, for this incredible gift. 💛

02/06/2026

I still can't quite believe this is real. 🌧️

Seeing my biggest inspiration — Tara Brach, whose RAIN meditation changed my life and our practice together — holding our book in her hands and saying such beautiful words about it... this is a dream I didn't dare dream too loudly.

Magic of RAIN brings RAIN meditation to children, so families can navigate big emotions together...

If you've been thinking about pre-ordering, now is a beautiful moment. Everyone who pre-orders receives a free "Repair after Rupture with RAIN" interactive booklet as a bonus gift. 💙
June 9th.

With so much gratitude,
PPinelopi Yoga& AAvital YomdinMMagic of Rain 🌧️

As RAIN has become increasingly popular, I've heard from a growing number of parents asking how to adapt this practice for children. When Pinelopi reached out with a draft of Magic of RAIN, I felt like celebrating. This delightful children's story, so full of warmth and wisdom, was everything I could have hoped for!

Magic of RAIN offers a direct pathway to nurture mindfulness and openheartedness from a young age. It's a gift to all who wish to foster deeper connection, understanding, and compassion within their families and in our world

Here's where you can pre-order your copy! https://magicofrain.com

30/04/2026

I've been teaching Alexander Technique in Berlin for a few years now, and the question I hear most often is still: 'but what actually IS it?' So I wrote about it — what happens in a session, what it isn't, and what I've seen it do for people. From a cellist with shoulder tension to a preschool teacher sitting in tiny children's chairs all day.

Most people who end up in my studio didn’t come looking for the Alexander Technique. They came because their back hurt. Or their neck. Or they’d been to physiotherapy, tried massage, do…

26/02/2026

TONIGHT 6pm — Last call ⏰

If you liked my Negativity Bias course post but haven't signed up yet, there's still time.....

But I need to hear from you BY 5PM today.
📧 Email me at [email protected] with subject "Negativity Bias Course"

⚠️ Please EMAIL only — I won't see Facebook comments in time!

Course starts tonight:

6pm Berlin time
12pm EST
9am PST

This is for anyone who's ever wondered why one criticism outweighs ten compliments, or why negativity feels so much heavier than positivity.

Email by 5pm if you're coming.

14/02/2026

Quick question: How many of you find yourselves replaying that ONE critical comment while forgetting the 10 compliments?

That's our negativity bias at work. It kept our ancestors alive, but in modern life, it can make us miserable.

Feb 26 - March 26 I'm running my meditation course on the negativity bias again - exploring gratitude, loving-kindness, community building, and more. Both in-person in Berlin and online.

What aspect interests you most? Drop a comment 💭👇

Ready to join? Email [email protected] for details!

https://www.englishyogaberlin.com/meditation-course-exploring-the-negativity-bias/

14/02/2026

Ready to understand why negativity feels so heavy?
Join us for a 4-week meditation course exploring the negativity bias—the brain's tendency to give more weight to negative experiences than positive ones.
📅 Feb 26 – March 26
📍 Berlin & Online

This isn't about forced positivity or toxic 'good vibes only' thinking. It's about understanding how our minds work and learning to work with them, not against them.

Perfect for anyone who:

Replays criticism more than compliments
Feels weighed down by the negative
Wants to understand their mind's natural patterns
Is ready to create genuine balance

Link in bio to join us

12/02/2026

Just be grateful' isn't the answer.
Gratitude ≠ Toxic Positivity
Toxic positivity says: suppress the negative, only acknowledge the good, pretend everything's fine.
Gratitude practice says: acknowledge ALL of it - the difficult AND the good - while consciously noticing what nourishes us.
The negativity bias means our brains naturally spotlight the negative. Gratitude isn't about denying this - it's about creating intentional balance.
Not forced happiness. Not spiritual bypassing. Just... noticing what often goes unseen.
Ready to explore this with curiosity instead of judgment?
Our meditation course 'Exploring the Negativity Bias' starts soon.

05/02/2026

Relationship researcher John Gottman discovered something fascinating: thriving relationships need a 5:1 ratio.
5 positive interactions for every 1 negative.
Not 1:1. Not even 2:1. Five to one.
Why? The negativity bias means our brains give negative experiences more weight, more attention, more staying power.
This isn't just about relationships - it applies to how we relate to ourselves, our work, our daily experiences.
What if instead of battling this bias, we learned to understand it?
Join us for 'Exploring the Negativity Bias' - a meditation course that helps you work WITH your mind's natural patterns.

03/02/2026

1 ≠ 1 when it comes to our brain.
One negative experience can outweigh multiple positive ones. Not because we're broken, but because our brains evolved to prioritize threats over rewards.
This is the negativity bias - and it's why:

One criticism stings harder than ten compliments soothe
We replay embarrassing moments more than proud ones
Bad news grabs our attention faster than good

Understanding this bias isn't about forcing positivity. It's about recognizing why negativity feels so heavy - and learning to work with our minds, not against them.

Join our Exploring the Negativity Bias course at the studio or online.
https://www.englishyogaberlin.com/meditation-course-exploring-the-negativity-bias/

03/02/2026

The course Exploring the Negativity Bias is back! February 26th to March 26th. At the studio and online!

https://www.englishyogaberlin.com/meditation-course-exploring-the-negativity-bias/