Cyndi Lee Online cyndilee.com Bio Cyndi Lee is the first female Western yoga teacher to fully integrate asana and Tibetan Buddhism in her practice and teaching. Founder of New York City’s OM Yoga Center (1998–2012), Cyndi now teaches workshops on yoga, meditation, and resiliency worldwide. Author of the yoga classic, Yoga Body Buddha Mind and May I Be Happy, a memoir about body image and meditation, she also writes for Yoga Journal, Real Simple, Lion’s Roar, and Yoga International. Cyndi is a longtime student of Gelek Rimpoche and an ordained lay Buddhist Chaplain under the auspices of Upaya Zen Center. Learn more about this presenter’s work: By Cyndi Yoga, Spirituality & Ancient Wisdom, Yoga, Spirituality & Ancient Wisdom, Healing & Wholeness Radical Inclusivity and the Mind-Body Connection We know that mind and body are part of each other. You cannot have a body without a mind or a mind without a body. But sometimes we forget, says Cyndi Lee. Cyndi Lee Leadership & Collective Transformation Take Refuge in Your Body Taking refuge in the body means that we begin to make friends with our body. We begin to listen to our body and treat it the way we would treat someone we care about. Cyndi Lee Leadership & Collective Transformation May I Be Happy "Instead of looking outside myself for a better diet, a more effective exercise plan, a face lift in a bottle, or an ultra-enthusiastic bra, I needed to examine my habitual ways of thinking," writes Cyndi Lee in this book excerpt. Cyndi Lee Yoga, Spirituality & Ancient Wisdom Ride the Waves of Alignment Yoga provides an opportunity for us to practice whatever it is we want to develop in the other parts of our life when we are not "doing" yoga, says Cyndi Lee, founder of OM Yoga. Cyndi Lee
Yoga, Spirituality & Ancient Wisdom, Yoga, Spirituality & Ancient Wisdom, Healing & Wholeness Radical Inclusivity and the Mind-Body Connection We know that mind and body are part of each other. You cannot have a body without a mind or a mind without a body. But sometimes we forget, says Cyndi Lee. Cyndi Lee
Leadership & Collective Transformation Take Refuge in Your Body Taking refuge in the body means that we begin to make friends with our body. We begin to listen to our body and treat it the way we would treat someone we care about. Cyndi Lee
Leadership & Collective Transformation May I Be Happy "Instead of looking outside myself for a better diet, a more effective exercise plan, a face lift in a bottle, or an ultra-enthusiastic bra, I needed to examine my habitual ways of thinking," writes Cyndi Lee in this book excerpt. Cyndi Lee
Yoga, Spirituality & Ancient Wisdom Ride the Waves of Alignment Yoga provides an opportunity for us to practice whatever it is we want to develop in the other parts of our life when we are not "doing" yoga, says Cyndi Lee, founder of OM Yoga. Cyndi Lee