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Meditation and Inner Work: Finding Stillness in Bengaluru

byPrajna KarkeraWorkshops at JP Nagar Studio; Retreats around BengaluruStarts from1,200 per person / sessionView full gallery

Yoga is so much more than physical postures. It's a journey inward, a way to build stillness amidst the daily rush. This is how I approach the reflective, quiet side of practice.

Finding stillness in Gomukhasana, or cow face pose, within a serene meditation space. The circular white drapes create a cocoon-like feeling, perfect for turning your focus inward.

A moment of peace in a simple seated meditation pose. The unique design of this space helps to quiet the mind and enhance the feeling of calm.

Lifting my arms in Gomukhasana, opening the chest and heart space. This pose is wonderful for releasing tension in the shoulders and hips.

Another angle of the seated Gomukhasana, showing the alignment of the spine and the peaceful expression that comes with the practice.

Smiling in a simple cross-legged meditative pose. This image captures the joy and contentment that can be found in stillness.

A full view of the Gomukhasana pose in this beautiful, calming environment. The architecture itself feels like an invitation to meditate.

This video shows a gentle movement flow in a quiet park. I believe that mindful movement in nature is a form of meditation, helping us harmonize our inner world with our surroundings.

About Deep Dive: Meditation & Inner Work

My approach to meditation isn't about clearing your mind perfectly, but about using tools like sound and nature to help you settle into the present. In my sound healing sessions, I use 7-metal Tibetan singing bowls to guide you into a state of nervous system recovery, which is incredibly effective if you have been feeling burnt out or stuck in your head.

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