AUDIOBOOK
The Daring to Rest Yoga Nidra Meditation Program
A 40-Day Journey to Break the Cycle of Fatigue and Restore Vitality, Purpose, and Power
Karen Brody(0)
About
When women are denied the rest they need-whether from social pressures and obligations, wanting to do too much in too little time, or a deeply rooted sense of guilt-they are cut off from the true source of their power. In her debut book Daring to Rest, Karen Brody came to the rescue of worn-out women everywhere with a transformative program for reclaiming rest through yoga nidra, the art of conscious relaxation This new release presents her groundbreaking 40-day program in audio form, complete with teachings, practices, and guided meditations. An in-depth training program to reclaim rest through yoga nidra meditation
Karen Brody
Karen Brody is a women's well-being and leadership expert who helps women journey from worn out to well rested and then dream big in their work and lives. A certified yoga nidra instructor, she is the founder of Daring to Rest™, a yoga nidra-based self-empowerment program for women. She has an MA in Women and International Development from the Institute of Social Studies in the Netherlands, and a BA in sociology from Vassar. Karen is also a playwright, and Birth, her theater-for-social-change play has been seen in over 75 cities around the world. She is the mother of two boys and met her husband in the Peace Corps. She resides in Washington, DC, but considers the world her home.
Karen Brody
Karen Brody is a women's well-being and leadership expert who helps women journey from worn out to well rested and then dream big in their work and lives. A certified yoga nidra instructor, she is the founder of Daring to Rest™, a yoga nidra-based self-empowerment program for women. She has an MA in Women and International Development from the Institute of Social Studies in the Netherlands, and a BA in sociology from Vassar. Karen is also a playwright, and Birth, her theater-for-social-change play has been seen in over 75 cities around the world. She is the mother of two boys and met her husband in the Peace Corps. She resides in Washington, DC, but considers the world her home.