Breathe, Bend, Be

In an era defined by constant noise, rapid change, and uncertainty at every step, yoga, with its array of meditative practices, emerges as a lifeline to tranquillity and balance. They equip us with essential tools for managing stress, nurturing mental resilience, and promoting overall well-being in our modern lives.<br><br><b><i>Breathe, Bend, Be</i></b> takes us on an enigmatic exploration of the rich tapestry of yoga’s eight limbs, unravelling their intricate and profound aspects. From the foundational elements of yoga postures and breath control to the depths of meditation techniques and mindfulness, this book delves into the essential building blocks that form the bedrock of physical, mental, and spiritual health.<br><br>The book enriches the reader’s experience through its author, who combines the wisdom of an experienced practitioner with the compassion of a dedicated teacher. This unique blend allows for the breakdown of complex concepts into easy-to-understand principles and practical practices.<br><br>All in all, <b><i>Breathe, Bend, Be</i></b> is a comprehensive guide that will empower you to embrace the ancient teachings of yoga and embark on a profound path to lasting inner harmony and holistic well-being.<br><br>The book encourages the reader to participate and experience the transformative powers of yoga first-hand.<br><b>— R. Madhavan, actor, screenwriter, director, and producer</b><br><br>Shailaja’s desire to reach her readers and share her understanding in a manner that is beneficial to them shines through every page of the book.<br><b>— K. K. Shailaja, Indian politician and former Health Minister of Kerala</b><br><br>Yogashakti Shailaja Menon is a rare human being who is dedicated to spreading the wholesome message of yoga in an accessible and understandable manner. Her new book, Breathe, Bend, Be, is a classic example of her amazing clarity of mind and purity of heart that shines through each and every page. She has indeed distilled the infinite wisdom of our ancient rishis and served it in a palatable form to reach modern seekers. May this monumental effort of hers transform thousands of lives through the practice of dhyana, meditation that is indeed the heart of yoga itself.<br><b>— Yogacharya Dr Ananda Balayogi Bhavanani DSc (Yoga), Director and Professor Yoga Therapy, Institute of Salutogenesis and Complementary Medicine (ISCM), Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth, Pondicherry, India</b>