Mulvey says that over time we lose connection with certain parts of our bodies. We store our stress there, compartmentalize it and forget it.
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Mulvey [...] says that her favorite aspect of combining two of her favorite things is “proprioception” — essentially body awareness and how our bodies and limbs are positioned in a given space."
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That’s right, you can smoke up before you stretch out in a special class put on by Marijuasana and we talked to the yoga instructor Stacey. She let us in how what happens in a class and some of the benefits of doing yoga while a little high.
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“Just anything and everything that involves moving the body in a mindful way is something that I really, really love,” (Stacey Mulvey) said in an interview.
She said the combination of yoga and marijuana “translates to you feeling amazing and feeling healthy and feeling synchronized."
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You'll definitely inhale. This summer and fall, instructor Stacey Mulvey is introducing North Cambridge to “Marijuasana,” her signature cannabis-infused yoga class. Get ready for the chillest flow of your life.
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Sitting in the courtyard before a Marijuasana class with several yogis, I pack a bowl of Panama Punch, a fruity sativa that’s one of The Clinic’s signature strains.
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Who has the lockdown on what yoga means? Stacey Mulvey believes that the definition of yoga is flexible and continually expanding.
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Stacey Mulvey, whose company, Marijuasana, offers cannabis-friendly yoga classes, thinks I-300 will mean one thing for her customers: a “richer” overall experience.
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"When people are able to go to a restaurant or a coffee shop or a yoga studio and have the freedom to consume cannabis, I think for them it will legitimize the fact that this is [no longer] underground, they’re not in somebody’s basement. This is a business and we’ve gone through the proper channels – through our neighborhoods, through our communities, through our city – to be able to allow supervised consumption of cannabis" - Stacey Mulvey
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“You’ve got the job. You just need to pass the drug test”.
I reflexively agreed, and proceeded to act as “normal” as possible. Of course, the drug screen. I am a normal, conforming individual that will not cause trouble for you or your business. I didn’t ask any details about the test, I simply swallowed and smiled.
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This piece seeks to define our sensory experience of movement, how emotion is integrated into this system, and cites studies that show how using the body as a route into this system combined with the use of psychotherapy has demonstrated improved emotional experience.
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When I changed my lifestyle to make exercise a priority, I couldn’t afford to pay for a gym membership, nor did I want to. I had been to gyms, and had come away with the impression that they are smelly, loud, and harshly-lit spaces where there is usually a lot of grunting coming from the weight-lifting section.
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