Mudras, Daily Life Habits, Postures and more!

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 Today’s post is host to hyperlink products finely selected in continuation to and departure from the previous topics aka meditation and pranayama.
To finish with the meditation toolbox, here are two links recapitulating exquisitely everything you need to know about meditation postures and mudras (hand gestures):

On meditation postures: 

https://www.mindful.org/find-right-meditation-posture-body/

      On mudras: 

https://senseofpurpose.org/resources/topic/well-being/mudra/

Do you have daily life habits? What are they?  Here are 10 brilliant daily life habits worth check out and implementing if you haven't done so already. (Please share your daily life habits with us in the comment section!)

https://www.jeffbullas.com/10-daily-life-habits-of-happy-and-successful-people/


For film and art history lovers, here’s a cool 6 minute video on Everything You Need to Know about the History of Female Editors: 

https://nofilmschool.com/2018/11/watch-female-editors


Last but not least, here’s a good dose of funky vibes by the great Daft Punk. Enjoy it all!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBXv37PFcAQ

Voilà!

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