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Holy Yoga® Collective represents world-class programs where people experience a divine transformation and are equipped to live out the gospel in their everyday lives. Our programs and teachings place emphasis on the complete well-being of your body and soul. They are not to be performed but to be lived. And our Christ-centered yoga philosophy doesn’t focus on what you have been but on the person you are becoming in Christ. Our passion drives our mission by creating space for a life-changing transformation.
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Guided Meditation - Body Scan
Join our Licensed Instructor Trainer, Janelle, in this meditation. Focus on Psalm 46:10
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Guided Meditation - Joy
Join our Licensed Instructor Trainer, Megan Graf, for a guided meditation with Romans 15:13
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Guided Meditation: Rule of Life
Join our Licensed Instructor Trainer, Megan Graf, for a guided meditation as she shares scripture about the rules of life.
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Guided Meditation: Psalm 121
Join our Licensed Instructor Trainer, Megan Graf, for a guided meditation as we reflect on Psalm 121:1-8.
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Meditation: Seasons of the Soul
Join our Licensed Instructor Trainer, Megan, for a guided meditation on the theme, Seasons of the Soul.
Customer Reviews
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Relax and connect with God
This is a beautiful podcast filled with relaxing meditations. In a too busy world the mind, body connection with God is exactly what I need. Love the Sabbath meditation!
Appreciate the message but audio quality matters
I can hear background humming and small snaps of sound. I notice the “ums” during a guided meditation if there are frequent. The intention of this podcast is lovely but these distractions are hard for me to ignore. My purpose here is to offer constructive criticism. I also think the quality of a speakers voice has great influence on the overall experience. Some people have soothing voices and some don’t. I am a musician so I may be more sensitive about sound in general. I admit that I can fixate on how some people compress their voices by talking through their noses or some who compress through the throat and sound like Kermit. I wonder if it’s just teaching that has gone missing and could be taught like in My Fair Lady. Or that some people are just born with the ability to vocalize well and some not. I also have the same issue with audio books. I don’t care how wonderful the book is, if the speaker isn’t, I move forward to something else. Thanks for letting me get this off my chest. It does leave me pondering quite a lot!