Rajesh Panicker
Life Coach, Life skill trainer, CEO of YUP Training Solutions and SRK Trainers . Wellness Coach (Founder of YogaUpasana) . Yoga Therapist (Yogic science) , Certified NLP Trainer , Certified Counsellor.Laughter Therapist , Hypnotist Certified from Jacquin Hypnosis Acadamy, UK .
Rajesh Panicker
Wellness Coach (Founder of YogaUpasana) .
YUP Training Solutions
Yoga Therapist (Yogic science) , Certified NLP Trainer , Certified Counsellor.
Rajesh Panicker
Laughter Therapist , Hypnotist Certified from Jacquin Hypnosis Acadamy, UK
Rajesh Panicker
Worked as Yoga Coach at SCMS Kochi, Worked in pharmaceutical industry for more than 20 years (since 1997).
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Friday, May 21, 2021
Wednesday, May 19, 2021
Do not learn from your mistakes !!!
Don't repeat the same mistakes again
As the saying goes, you should learn from your mistakes. Really? We don't want to make mistakes again, right? That's why they say we should learn from our mistakes. It depends on our perception. It can be a risky business as sometimes our mind can play games and the learned lessons can really be misleading too. Moreover often we twist reality according to our belief system so that it looks like we didn't make a mistake at all. Because by default we don't like to feel bad. Thus if you fail, even to recognize that you have made one, then from where will you learn? When we do something our brain creates a memory pathway. That's a natural way of conditioning, a type of learning. But we didn't learn those lessons purposefully.
The neural pathways created while doing something, right or wrong builds our habits. Its obvious as we can see many examples in our life and lives of people around us. This is true in the case of repeatedly making mistakes and trying to learn lessons too. The very process of scanning the past mistakes again and again for learning that lesson can be really dangerous. Especially when we are not sure about our expertise in learning lesson properly. Why we keep making the same mistakes is that we slip by default back into the existing memory pathways. Yes, our brain do learn from making mistakes, … they learn how to make them.
Solution is that we stop trying to learn from past mistakes. Remembering them will encourage us to get guided by the previous neural pathway. Instead think about what we want to achieve and view it from a fresh angle. Learn right, right now.
Develop a better, new perspective!
Monday, May 17, 2021
Why fight in marriage? - A password to avoid fight !!!
A password to avoid fight !!!
It is completely normal and healthy for couples to have small fights frequently in a relationship. It is not the number of fights but how you fight is important, like fight that involve criticism, contempt, name-calling or yelling, are lethal for the relationshipAs per Transactional Analysis, all living beings live for positive strokes. We do everything in our life for being happy, yes; of course including marriage, as in the case of building any other relationship. In marriage, you can see that during the initial phase of relationship all are very happy, like they have conquered the world. Every couple thinks that it's their partner who can understand them better than anybody in this world. Clarity of vision is there regarding each other. They can clearly see what is going on in their partner's mind, their feelings in their heart. They compete to make each other happy. They are ready to forgive and forget the mistakes of each other (though later they will claim it as their "broad-mindedness" while they fight).
Sex and money are the most “important” things couples get mad at each other. But less important things such as sexual jealousy, hating each other's friends, dealing with each other's family, and discussing children, social life, etc., are factors that cause the most conflict.
What is the solution? As the solution for pollution is dilution, you have to dilute the toxicity in relationship with the help of positive thoughts and practical tips.
- Love and compassion are very essential for the relationship to last for ever.
- One’s shortcomings should be given less attention and trust should be given more importance.
- Develop patience.
- Never insult and do not degrade
- Accept.
- Stop digging into the past pain
- And stop demanding.
If you and your pain are important, then where is the importance of your soulmate and the relationship? Learn to forgive if you really love your life partner. There is a password to login to your most beautiful relationship...
….the password is "I CARE"
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Thursday, May 13, 2021
How to plank properly: Step-by-Step
Sunday, May 9, 2021
എന്താണ്, എന്തിനാണ് യോഗം ?
എന്താണ്, എന്തിനാണ് യോഗം ? (Improved - Repost)
യോഗം , ശരിയായ മനനത്തിൽ നിന്നും തിരിച്ചറിവിൽനിന്നും ഉരുത്തിരിഞ്ഞ, സന്തുലിതമായ ജീവിത രീതി ആണ്. സമചിത്തതയോടെ സ്വമനസ്സാലുള്ള സ്വയം നിയന്ത്രണമാണ് യോഗത്തിന്റെ മുഖമുദ്ര.
മനുഷ്യനും മറ്റ് എല്ലാ ജീവജാലങ്ങളെയും പോലെ പ്രകൃതിയെ ആശ്രയിച്ചു ജീവിക്കുന്നു. എല്ലാ ജീവജാലങ്ങളും പ്രകൃതിനിയമങ്ങൾ കൃത്യമായി
പാലിക്കുന്നു. അവ ഇന്നിൽ, ഈ നിമിഷത്തിൽ ജീവിക്കുന്നു. സന്തോഷം അവയുടെ അടിസ്ഥാന സ്വഭാവമാണ് . ഇന്നലെകളോ നാളെകളോ അവയെ അലട്ടുന്നില്ല. അവയുടെ ജീവിതം വളരെ ലളിതമാണ് . മനുഷ്യനും അടിസ്ഥാനപരമായി അതിലൊന്നുതന്നെ അല്ലെ?
മനുഷ്യൻ ബൗദ്ധികമായി ഏറെ പരിണാമം സിദ്ധിച്ചവൻ. തന്റെ പോരായ്മകളെ ഏറെ ബുദ്ധിശക്തികൊണ്ടു നിയന്ത്രിച്ചവൻ. പക്ഷേ അവൻ പലപ്പോഴും പ്രകൃതിയെ കീഴടക്കിയെന്നു ചിന്തിച്ചു മൂഢസ്വർഗ്ഗത്തിൽ വിരാചിക്കുന്നു. ബുദ്ധി അവന്റെ ശക്തിയാണെങ്കിലും ഭൂത ഭാവി ചിന്തകളും അമിതാഭിലാഷങ്ങളും അവൻറെ സ്വൈര്യം കെടുത്തുന്നു. ഇന്നിൽ ഈ നിമിഷത്തിൽ ജീവിക്കുവാൻ അവൻ മറന്നു പോയിരിക്കുന്നു. പ്രപഞ്ചത്തിൽ ഒരു സൂചിമുനയുടെ പോലും വലിപ്പമില്ലാത്ത സൗരയൂഥത്തിന്റെ ഏതോ കോണിലുള്ള ഭൂമിയിലെ രാജാവായി സ്വയം ചമയുകയാണവൻ. പ്രകൃതിയെ മെരുക്കുന്ന തിരക്കിൽ സ്വയം നാശം വിതയ്ക്കുന്നത് അവൻ കാണുന്നില്ല.
അനന്തമായ പ്രകൃതി ശക്തിയുടെ ഭാഗമാണ് പ്രകൃതി നിയമങ്ങൾ. ആ നിയമങ്ങൾ സന്തുലിതാവസ്ഥക്കായി നിലകൊള്ളുന്നു. നിയമം മറികടന്നാൽ ശിക്ഷ ഉറപ്പ്. അലംഘനീയങ്ങളായ പ്രകൃതിനിയമങ്ങൾ ലംഘിക്കുന്ന ഏതു ജീവിയെയുമെന്നപോലെ മനുഷ്യനെയും പ്രകൃതി ശിക്ഷിക്കുന്നുണ്ട്. രോഗങ്ങളും അനാരോഗ്യവും ആ ശിക്ഷയുടെ വകഭേദങ്ങൾ തന്നെ ആണ്. ഉദാഹരണത്തിന് എയ്ഡ്സ്, സാർസ് കോവിഡ് പോലുള്ള രോഗങ്ങൾ എങ്ങിനെ നമ്മളിൽ എത്തി ഇതുപോലെ നാശം വിതക്കുന്നു എന്ന് ആലോചിച്ചിട്ടുണ്ടോ? എങ്ങിനെ ഡയബെറ്റിസ് ഉം അമിത രക്തസമ്മർദ ഹൃദയ രോഗങ്ങളും കരൾ രോഗങ്ങളും പലവിധ അർബുദ രോഗങ്ങളും പലതര മനോരോഗാവസ്ഥകളും മറ്റും നമ്മുടെ ഇടയിൽ ഇത്ര സാമാന്യമായി കണ്ടുതുടങ്ങി എന്ന് ചിന്തിച്ചു നോക്കൂ. പുറത്തുനിന്ന് പ്രകൃതിഷോഭങ്ങളും പ്രകൃതിസമ്പത്തിന്റെ അപര്യാപ്തതകളും അകത്തുനിന്നു സ്വാർത്ഥതയും അസന്തുഷ്ടിയും രോഗങ്ങളും അവന്റെ വംശനാശത്തിന് ഇടയാക്കും എന്നതിൽ ഒരു സംശയവും ഇല്ല. പനപോലെ വളർന്നാൽ നാശവും പെട്ടെന്നാവും എന്ന നാടൻ പ്രയോഗം ഓർക്കുക. നമ്മുടെ ആരോഗ്യം ആരുടെ ഉത്തരവാദിത്വം ആണ്? സർക്കാരിന്റേയോ അതോ ആശുപത്രികളുടെയോ? നമ്മൾ എന്ത് പരിഹാരം ചെയ്തു? നിരുത്തരവാദിത്വപരമായി ഇനിയും എത്രകാലം ഇങ്ങനെ എന്ന ചോദ്യം നിങ്ങളുടെ ചിന്തക്കായി സമർപ്പിക്കുന്നു!
Saturday, May 8, 2021
How to get help from an online therapist?
It is very simple to get connect online with a therapist. You can use platforms like google, zoom or WhatsApp and phone calls for follow up. You can discuss and select your choice of method to chat. And find help to get right solutions for those struggles you face in your life. A trained therapist will however charge a fee for every chat or session. All your personal and private information is safe with us, as we do not record or share any details that you disclose with us. You have a choice to remain anonymous as we do not try to trace you by any means.
Speak to us if you want to try first. You can then fix the counselling and therapy sessions
So, we are here for you, for all kinds of challenges like, child, adolescence and adult issues - like cooping with divorce, anger, anxiety, illness and hospital experiences, old age issues, family stress, finding who you are, etc. . We want you to get the best support possible. We provide various therapies like CBT, EMDR, DBT, Gestalt, T.A., NLP, Hypnotherapy, Yoga, etc. You can fix an appointment with us by contacting us over WhatsApp / the mobile number +919446607585 and click on link YUP Online (at the top corner of blog page) at the scheduled time for a session on zoom meeting. Because you deserve a better, peaceful life!!! That's it.
Wednesday, May 5, 2021
Fitness First : One month online Yoga - For JCI Zone XX Program Area ( Lessons learned)
Please Read Why and What is Yoga
5th May 2021
- Moderate Jogging 2-3 sets of 1 to 2 min duration
- Santhi Asana or Standing/ Seated relaxation posture between each set of every exercise
- Fingers stretch exercise 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Wrist rotation, both directions 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Shoulder rotation both directions 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Moderate Jogging with hands moving up and down with breathing 2-3 sets of 1 to 2 min duration
- Santhi Asana or Standing/ Seated relaxation posture between each set of every exercise
- Fingers stretch exercise with breathing 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Wrist rotation, both directions + clockwise and anti-clockwise rotations with breathing 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch with breathing 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Shoulder rotation both directions + with forward and backward swimming movements 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Seated legs stretch Left and right legs
- Janu sirasanam with both legs
- Simple breathing awareness with one hand (palm) on your stomach
- Mindfulness : Do asanas with eyes closed and with visualization
- Moderate Jogging with hands moving up and down with breathing 2-3 sets of 1 to 2 min duration
- Santhi Asana or Standing/ Seated relaxation posture between each set of every exercise
- Fingers stretch exercise with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Wrist rotation, both directions + clockwise and anti-clockwise rotations with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch sideways (chest opening) with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Shoulder rotation both directions + with forward and backward swimming movements with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Seated legs stretch Left and right legs
- Janu sirasanam with both legs with breathing and mindfulness
- Standard Plank pose for beginners
- Forearm Plank
- Simple breathing awareness with inhalation and exhalation @ 1:1 ratio
- Do everything with Mindfulness and breath awareness : Do asanas with eyes closed and with visualization
- Moderate Jogging with hands moving up and down with breathing 2-3 sets of 1 to 2 min duration
- Santhi Asana or Standing/ Seated relaxation posture between each set of every exercise
- Fingers stretch exercise with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Wrist rotation, both directions + clockwise and anti-clockwise rotations with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch sideways (chest opening) with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Shoulder rotation both directions + with forward and backward swimming movements with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Padanguli naman - Toes Bending exercise with breathing and mindfulness 8-10 nos 2-3 rounds
- Seated legs stretch Left and right legs with breathing and mindfulness 8-10 nos
- Seated ankle rotation clockwise and anti-clockwise 10-15 nos 2-3 reps
- Janu sirasanam with both legs with breathing and mindfulness
- Standard Plank pose for beginners with normal breathing and mindfulness
- Forearm Plank with normal breathing and mindfulness
- Seated leg stretch - Bend knee and keep the feet, inside of the feet touching out side of thigh outwardly near the thigh with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos both legs. Ardha Vajrasenam
- Simple breathing awareness with inhalation and exhalation @ 1:1 ratio
- Do everything with Mindfulness and breath awareness : Do asanas with eyes closed and with visualization
- Moderate Jogging with hands moving up and down with breathing 2-3 sets of 1 to 2 min duration
- Tadasana variation - Full body stretch up finally landing on your toes and balancing - 2 sets
- Santhi Asana or Standing/ Seated relaxation posture between each set of every exercise
- Fingers stretch exercise with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Wrist rotation, both directions + clockwise and anti-clockwise rotations with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch sideways (chest opening) with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Shoulder rotation both directions + forward and backward swimming movements with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Padanguli naman - Toes Bending exercise with breathing and mindfulness 8-10 nos 2-3 rounds
- Seated legs stretch Left and right legs with breathing and mindfulness 8-10 nos
- Seated ankle rotation clockwise and anti-clockwise 10-15 nos 2-3 reps
- Janu sirasanam with both legs with breathing and mindfulness
- Standard Plank pose for beginners with normal breathing and mindfulness
- Forearm Plank with normal breathing and mindfulness
- Seated leg stretch - Bend knee and keep the feet, inside of the feet touching out side of thigh outwardly near the thigh with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos both legs. Ardha Vajrasenam
- Simple breathing awareness with inhalation and exhalation @ 1:1 ratio
- Do everything with Mindfulness and breath awareness : Do asanas with eyes closed and with visualization. Try to hold final pose of each Asana for some time with normal breathing.
- Moderate Jogging with hands moving up and down with breathing 2-3 sets of 1 to 2 min duration
- Tadasana variation - Full body stretch up finally landing on your toes and balancing - 2 sets
- Santhi Asana or Standing/ Seated relaxation posture between each set of every exercise
- Padahastha Asana - Hand to feet on exhalation without bending your knees - 2-3 sets
- Mushtika Bandhan - Fingers stretch exercise with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Manibandha Chakra - Wrist rotation, both directions + clockwise and anti-clockwise rotations with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Kehuni Naman - Elbow stretch with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch sideways (chest opening) with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Skantha Chakra - Shoulder rotation both directions + forward and backward swimming movements with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Padanguli naman - Toes Bending exercise with breathing and mindfulness 8-10 nos 2-3 rounds
- Seated legs stretch Left and right legs with breathing and mindfulness 8-10 nos
- Janu Chakra - Seated ankle rotation clockwise and anti-clockwise 10-15 nos 2-3 reps
- Janu sirasanam - with both legs with breathing and mindfulness
- Standard Plank pose for beginners with normal breathing and mindfulness
- Forearm Plank with normal breathing and mindfulness
- Ardha Vajrasenam - Seated leg stretch - Bend knee and keep the feet, inside of the feet touching out side of thigh outwardly near the thigh with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos both legs.
- Simple breathing awareness with inhalation and exhalation @ 1:2 ratio
- Do everything with Mindfulness and breath awareness : Do asanas with eyes closed and with visualization. Try to hold final pose of each Asana for some time with normal breathing.
- Moderate Jogging with hands moving up and down with breathing 2-3 sets of 1 to 2 min duration
- Tadasana variation - Full body stretch up finally landing on your toes and balancing - 2 sets
- Santhi Asana or Standing/ Seated relaxation posture between each set of every exercise
- Mushtika Bandhan - Fingers stretch exercise with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Manibandha Chakra - Wrist rotation, both directions + clockwise and anti-clockwise rotations with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Kehuni Naman - Elbow stretch with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch sideways (chest opening) with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Skantha Chakra - Shoulder rotation both directions + forward and backward swimming movements with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Padanguli naman - Toes Bending exercise with breathing and mindfulness 8-10 nos 2-3 rounds
- Seated legs stretch Left and right legs with breathing and mindfulness 8-10 nos
- Janu Chakra - Seated ankle rotation clockwise and anti-clockwise 10-15 nos 2-3 reps
- Janu sirasanam - with both legs with breathing and mindfulness
- Padahastha Asana - Hand to feet on exhalation without bending your knees - 2-3 sets
- Ardha chakrasana - Half wheel pose. With hands supporting your back, bend backwards from waist, combining inhalation. Maintain as much as possible and come back with exhalation. 2 rep.
- Standard Plank pose for beginners with normal breathing and mindfulness
- Forearm Plank with normal breathing and mindfulness
- Ardha Vajrasenam - Seated leg stretch - Bend one leg from the knee, outwardly near the thigh. Keep the inside of the feet touching out side of same side thigh. Do with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos both legs.
- Simple breathing awareness with inhalation and exhalation @ 1:2 ratio
- Sit in a comfortable pose and concentrate on breathing and inner awareness - 5 min
- Do everything with Mindfulness and breath awareness : Do asanas with eyes closed and with visualization. Try to hold final pose of each Asana for some time with normal breathing.
- Moderate Jogging with hands moving up and down with breathing 2-3 sets of 1 to 2 min duration
- Tadasana variation - Full body stretch up finally landing on your toes and balancing - 2 sets
- Santhi Asana or Standing/ Seated relaxation posture between each set of every exercise
- Mushtika Bandhan - Fingers stretch exercise with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Manibandha Chakra - Wrist rotation, both directions + clockwise and anti-clockwise rotations with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Kehuni Naman - Elbow stretch with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Elbow stretch sideways (chest opening) with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Skantha Chakra - Shoulder rotation both directions + forward and backward swimming movements with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos 2-3 rep.
- Padanguli naman - Toes Bending exercise with breathing and mindfulness 8-10 nos 2-3 rounds
- Seated legs stretch Left and right legs with breathing and mindfulness 8-10 nos
- Janu Chakra - Seated ankle rotation clockwise and anti-clockwise 10-15 nos 2-3 reps
- Janu sirasanam - with both legs with breathing and mindfulness
- Padahastha Asana - Hand to feet on exhalation without bending your knees - 2-3 sets
- Ardha chakrasana - Half wheel pose. With hands supporting your back, bend backwards from waist, combining inhalation. Maintain as much as possible and come back with exhalation. 2 rep.
- Tiryak Tadasana - Inhale and raise the interlocked hands over the head and bend sidewise with exhalation. Inhale and come back. Repeat for the opposite side. Do with mindfulness 2-3 rep.
- Standard Plank pose for beginners with normal breathing and mindfulness
- Forearm Plank with normal breathing and mindfulness
- Ardha Vajrasenam - Seated leg stretch - Bend one leg from the knee, outwardly near the thigh. Keep the inside of the feet touching out side of same side thigh. Do with breathing and mindfulness 10-15 nos both legs.
- Simple breathing awareness with inhalation and exhalation @ 1:2 ratio
- Sit in a comfortable pose and concentrate on breathing and inner awareness - 5 min
Sunday, May 2, 2021
ANNIHILATE CONFLICT ⏩
Our head intelligence is what helps to give our lives structure, direction, and practical application. But our heart intelligence is what breathes life and truth into this framework of our life journeys. Without listening to our hearts, we live soulless, unfulfilling, and inauthentic lives. But without listening to our heads, we live in absolute chaos. As we can see, balance is needed. We need to listen to both the heart and head, but often, we tend to value one over the other which is what causes us to experience internal conflict.
Ask ourselves this question: Do we seek harmony in every situation or do we seek to widen the differences and prove our righteousness? When our survival is at stake, we don't complain that nobody loves us. We seek for solutions or help and support. When we are safe and secure we start demanding attention. Many people create conflict in order to get attention. They do not mind ruining the relationship and making hell lot of troubles. This becomes a habit and they find reasons outside for their sufferings. Who can save us?
The seed of
Few tips for finding peace of mind and clarity:
- Find out what false, misleading, limiting or second-hand and mistaken beliefs are fueling the conflict and confusion within you?
- Figure out your number one priority- is it the person you need or the pain you feel?
- Distinguish between the clear, strong unemotional voice of intuition and vague intuitive voice of fear which is going to drive your action!
- Be ruthlessly honest: what are you scared of? Aren't you pushing love away for the fear of not having it for ever!
- What is the “lesser of two evils”? Is it "let me cheat for not getting myself cheated"?
- If you really mean that you “did not mean to hurt”; adopt a better future perspective to avoid pain and regrets.
- Weigh up the pros and cons.
- Instead of making rash, poorly thought-out decisions; think, in the long-term, what would be the wisest choice?
- What is resisting the flow? Its your beliefs and thoughts that cut the flow!
- Are you honoring your authenticity or honoring what you “think” you should do/be? What is a more loving approach?
- Is there a more important underlying issue? Sometimes internal conflict actually hides deeper issues that need to be explored to find a resolution, such as negative self-beliefs, unresolved shame or childhood wounds.
- Choose to stop participating in negative imagination. Do you need an answer right this very moment? Why should you get shared of everything immediately as per our criteria of importance?
- Love can follow the rule of direct proportion but when your demands are more your satiety is less!
- Relax your mind to develop better perspectives.
We need to use our heart as well as our brain so that internal harmony is created.