Are you Aware?

Are you Aware?

by Ghylian Bell
Are you Aware?

Are you Aware?

by Ghylian Bell

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Overview

"Are You Aware" encourages young children to see the love and gifts of nature around them--a gentle breeze, the freshness of air, the soothing touch of rain, the sounds of life. Author Ghylian Bell has highlighted these gifts in a way that young children can understand and embrace them. She illustrates how the air we need to breathe and water we need to live and sustain us are also sources of calm and comfort. "Are You Aware" helps young children recognize and appreciate these simple joys. "Are You Aware" is the start of a continuing conversation with our children about love of life and respecting the world around them. It is a message of hope for our complicated world. "Are You Aware" can open new avenues of curiosity about how we each can keep our world clean, safe, and joyful for everyone. It is a catalyst for exploration and participation in protecting an environment loaned to us and that they will pass on to new generations.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781663531674
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date: 11/09/2020
Pages: 30
Product dimensions: 8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.25(d)
Age Range: 6 - 8 Years

About the Author

Ghylian Bell founder and director of The Urban Yoga Foundation began her yoga journey in
New York practicing the Asthanga tradition in 1994 with Eddie Stern at Yoga Shambala.
Ghylian shared this practice with her daughter and continued to study. Bell moved on to the
ISTHA practice with Allan Finger, Heart Of Yoga practice with Mark Whitwell, and also
trained with Maju Jois son of Patabbi Jois. When introduced to the teaching methods of Tao
Porch Lynch and Kemetic yoga teacher Yiser Ra Hotep Bell deepened her practice even
more. With her focus now on fusing the indigenous practices of Kemetic Hatha and Tao
lineages, Ghylian knew that she needed to bring this knowledge forward to the communities
she serves. Introducing The Peoples Practice, reclaiming indigenous presence to practice.

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