On Sunday Feb. 24, members and masters from across Atlanta gathered for what would be another amazing ShimSung. Here’s a photo of a very bright Diane dwnm from the Roswell center with her jiwonjanim, Master Kim and Margaret hearler nim who was a volunteer for the workshop. Congratulations Diane dwnm!!!
Posted: February 26th, 2008 under Dahn Yoga Essentials.
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Today we had open DahnMuDo classes at the Sandy Springs center. It was so great to see people of all ages and physical conditions enjoying DahnMuDo. It is truly a martial art that brings people together instead of promoting combat. I hope everyone can make the DahnMuDo workshop this weekend!
Posted: February 21st, 2008 under Dahn Healing System, Uncategorized.
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The daily Brain tips on ilchi.com are really great. Here’s the latest…
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5 steps to a healthier you
Getting healthy, physically and mentally, includes but is not limited to a healthy diet and exercise. Did you know that sleeping, challenging your brain and reducing stress are also necessary in building the healthiest you possible?
Together, they make up the five building blocks of a healthy you.
1.Healthy diet – Antioxidants, choline, omega 3 fatty acids, whole grains and plenty of water are all essential components in your daily meals. For the best mental results, start your day off with a balanced breakfast. Studies have shown that skipping this meal has a negative effect on your performance at school or work.
2.Sleep – Seven to eight hours of uninterrupted sleep each night is recommended. Less than this and your problem-solving, concentration, working memory and learning abilities are all diminshed
3.Exercise – Regular exercise for 30 minutes at least three times a week can increase your mental abilities as well as keep you physically fit. Studies show that when you exercise, new brain cells are created.
4.Challenge your brain – Give your brain a mental workout. Many studies have shown that reading, doing crossword puzzles, playing games and engaging in new activities develop neural pathways that make your brain more versatile, reducing your risk for dementia.
5.Reduce stress – Everyone experiences stress. When we are under stress, a hormone called cortisol is produced. Too much cortisol can wear down the hippocampus, which plays a role in our memory function. An easy way to reduce stress is exercise. Walking, meditation and yoga are low-impact, high results exercises you don’t need a gym membership to engage in.
Big changes are often the result of small actions. Do each of these things today. You’ll thank yourself tomorrow.
Posted: February 14th, 2008 under Dahn Foundation Outreach Training.
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From Ilchi Lee (Excerpted from Principles of Brain Management)
You have probably been told at some time in your life to count your blessings. But have you considered that everything in your life is a blessing? Think of a difficult period in your life that has passed or a giant obstacle you have overcome. Consider how that event was a blessing to you.
Posted: February 13th, 2008 under Tao fellowship.
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From Ilchi Lee (Excerpted from Principles of Brain Management)
You have probably been told at some time in your life to count your blessings. But have you considered that everything in your life is a blessing? Think of a difficult period in your life that has passed or a giant obstacle you have overcome. Consider how that event was a blessing to you.
Posted: February 13th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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For those of you still reading www.dahnyogaga.com, the new blog for Dahn Yoga atlanta is www.dahnyogaatlanta.com. Makes sense right? Please go to www.dahnyogaatlanta for all recent posts.
Posted: February 12th, 2008 under Dahn Foundation Outreach Training.
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