Asking for Help

Hear the morning geese, make space for your entire self to exist. 

Teachers, here is a short, fun, and accessible yoga practice for your youngsters. Appropriate for ages 4-10. Have fun!

Anita brings us to the breezy beach of Saint Martin, leading us through a yoga practice and a deep contemplation on how we are new creations in Christ, with the ability to reparent ourselves and heal from trauma. 

In this episode, Anita offers us a longer practice, celebrating the brightness of the morning sun. She discusses folks on the margins within the Body of Christ, and reminds us the a breath-led body leads to a spirit-led life. 

Anita offers a strengthening practice as we dive deep into old narratives, learning how we can replace them with new ones. 

Anita offers the benediction by Nadia Bolz-Weber given at the funeral of her best friend Rachel Held Evans. She leads us through a reflection afterwards. 

We all have a bossy self, or the voice inside our head that tries to micromanage and tell us all of the things that we "should" do. Anita Grace Brown leads us through a yoga practice helping us to manage and use that voice for our benefit rather than detriment. 

It's springtime in New Jersey, and Anita Grace Brown is here to remind us that we're never too old to change our perspective and that we carry both the death and the life of Jesus in our bodies. 

In this episode, Anita discusses the nuances of asking for help, setting boundaries, and finally accepting help from others through a yoga practice.

In this episode, Anita walks us through a yoga practice dedicated to loving our enemies, focusing in on what that does to our bodies and our minds.