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Surya Namaskar is the Sanskrit term for twelve yoga asanas, often known as a Sun Salutation. It is a well-known yoga practice that has been integrated into various systems, including Hatha, Vinyasa, and Ashtanga. The phrase is derived from two Sanskrit roots: Surya meaning "sun" and namaskar meaning "greetings" or "salutations".

A sequence that reveres and praises the power of the moon. The name is derived from the Sanskrit words "Chandra," meaning "moon," and "Namaskar," which means "salutation." Although less well-known than the Surya Namaskar practice, they complement each other nicely by embracing the opposite, interrelated energies.

The Medicine Wheel, a profound symbol used across various cultures since prehistoric times, serves as a spiritual compass guiding individuals through life's journey. In the Andean tradition, the wheel is divided into four cardinal directions, South - the Serpent, West - the Jaguar, North - the Hummingbird and, East - the Eagle. This rich tapestry of wisdom encourages individuals to embrace personal growth and spiritual enlightenment.