Do you ever wake in the middle of the night with your mind racing — unable to return to deep, restful sleep?
Or yearn to feel peaceful and centered in the midst of life’s challenges?
This sense of inner restlessness is not a personal failure, says mystic Chitra Sukhu, creator of the Yoga Nidra | Awak{end} Sleep System.
In this free online event, Chitra will share how your inner life can transform when you learn how to move consciously through the seven layers of your being into awakened sleep.
Even in deep sleep, awareness itself does not disappear — but most of us pass through this state unconsciously.
The techniques of Yoga Nidra allow you to intentionally enter that same depth, remaining present as your body and mind sleep.
Yoga Nidra, often translated as "yogic sleep," is an ancient Indian relaxation and meditation technique that induces a state of consciousness between wakefulness and sleep. As you enter this deeply relaxed state, you maintain conscious awareness by following guided verbal instructions.
In this state, you’ll discover that the awakening you’ve been seeking isn’t something to attain. It’s already here, patiently waiting to be recognized.
Chitra will introduce her Yoga Nidra | Awak{end} Sleep System, a direct path to awakening from the dream of everyday life — so you can recognize ever-present oneness and live your waking life with new levels of awareness.
Chitra will also guide you through a Nyasa-based Awakened Sleep practice in which you'll consciously place the sound vibration of “Om” throughout your body while visualizing light illuminating each point, transforming your physical form into a sacred field of awareness. You'll experience deep nervous system regulation paired with clarity and heightened presence.
Many practitioners find that even brief experiences of this state can soften fear and anxiety, bringing a profound sense of peace that runs through every part of their lives.
Join us to experience your body as a temple of subtle light and vibration — and glimpse your natural state as your consciousness recognizes itself.