Veasy yoga

Veasy yoga Supporting healing and balance through presence and compassion. We teach authentic yoga from basic to advanced; from elderly to athletes.

Veasy Yoga guides you to the holistic health and mindful living through the teaching of yoga.
15+ years of practice and 2,000+ hours of training in breath, meditation, and mindful movement. We organized Yoga Retreats and Yoga Teacher Training - welcome to the path of transformation. Lead teacher’s qualification :

Certified Yoga Therapist*
Certified Ashtanga Yoga Instructor
(E-RYT 200, YACEP Yoga Alliance )
Certified Hatha Yoga Instructor* (Advanced)
Certified Ashtanga Yoga Instructor* (40hours)
Certified Pranayama ( breath-work) Instructor *
Certified Dhyana ( Meditation) Instructor*
Certified Ayurveda Therapist*
Kundalini Kriya Practitioner

*all certificates approved by Malaysia's Ministry of Education and endorsed by Malaysia Association of Yoga Instructors.

Walk, breathe, sit ... and return to where it begins.7 days of meditation, pranayama, yoga nidra, philosophy, and time i...
16/04/2026

Walk, breathe, sit ... and return to where it begins.

7 days of meditation, pranayama, yoga nidra, philosophy, and time in sacred spaces
not to do more, but to settle, observe, and integrate.

Practices that move beyond the session,
and begin to stay with you.

A space to deepen presence,
and see with a little more clarity.

Small, deeply guided group.
If it resonates, it will land. 🌿

early bird ending in 14 days!

After years of Hatha Yoga, something naturally begins to shift.Hatha purifies the body and steadies the mind—it builds a...
14/04/2026

After years of Hatha Yoga, something naturally begins to shift.

Hatha purifies the body and steadies the mind—it builds a temple that can hold deeper practices. But purity of body alone is not enough.

That’s where Karma Yoga comes in.
It teaches us to act without attachment to results, to serve, to give, to move in life with awareness.
It is the foundation of all yoga—because without learning to act without gripping, both knowledge and devotion can become just another form of “me trying.”

Once the mind is steady through Hatha and the heart softens through selfless action, Jnana Yoga becomes natural:

The mind asks, “Who am I?”
We learn to see the real from the unreal,
Not as theory, but as lived experience.

And as realization deepens, Bhakti Yoga naturally flows:

The heart opens,
Love and surrender arise spontaneously,
The freedom we’ve glimpsed becomes not just understanding, but living, breathing devotion.

In this way, the body, the mind, the intellect, and the heart all rise together.
Yoga is not just poses—it is freedom in every step, thought, and breath.



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經過多年的哈他瑜伽修習,某些東西自然開始轉變。

哈他瑜伽淨化身體,穩定心智——它建造了一座能承載更深層修行的殿堂。但僅有身體的純淨是不夠的。

這時,業瑜伽便進入舞台。
它教我們行動而不執著結果,去服務、去付出、在生活中帶著覺知前行。
它是一切瑜伽的基礎——因為若不學會不執著地行動,無論是智慧還是虔愛,都可能只是另一種「我在努力」的表現。

當心智因哈他而穩定,心因無私的行動而柔軟時,智瑜伽自然而然地展開:

心智會問:「我究竟是誰?」
我們學會辨別真實與虛幻,
不是停留在理論,而是成為親身的體驗。

隨著覺知逐漸加深,愛瑜伽自然流動:

心敞開了,
愛與臣服自然而生,
我們所瞥見的自由不再只是理解,而是活生生、呼吸著的虔愛。

如此,身、心、智慧與心靈同時提升。
瑜伽不只是體式——它是每一步、每一念、每一次呼吸中的自由。

12/04/2026

Sometimes the most productive thing we can do is give ourselves permission to pause.🤍

'The Deep Reset' is a space created for those navigating the weight of a stressful, overwhelming modern world. It is a quiet sanctuary to release the physical tension held in the neck and shoulders, and to let the healing vibrations of a sound bath wash away pent-up emotions. 😮‍💨

Through the steadying flow of Pranayama (breathwork), we move out of 'fight or flight' and into a state of calm. In the profound relaxation and stillness of Yoga Nidra (Sleep Yoga), the mind finds a rare level of rest that sleep alone cannot provide, allowing the nervous system to truly repair. 😌

We conclude in a space of guided Meditation, clearing the mental fog to leave you feeling spacious and grounded.😇

If this feels like the rest you've been looking for, we are here to hold space for you🫶🏼🌿

7 Days Rishikesh Spiritual Experience Sunrise at Kunjapuri Temple.Evening Aarti at Parmarth Niketan.Meditation in Vashis...
11/04/2026

7 Days Rishikesh Spiritual Experience

Sunrise at Kunjapuri Temple.
Evening Aarti at Parmarth Niketan.
Meditation in Vashishta Cave.
Walking through the Beatles Ashram.

Places shaped by time, silence, and practice —
each holding a different quality, a different energy.

Some ground you.
Some quiet the mind.
Some open the heart.

Not just places to see,
but spaces you can feel.

Together, they create a shift...
one that is often hard to put into words, but easy to recognise within.

Small, intentional group.
If it resonates, it will land. 🌿

Early bird price as low as RM2500 is ending 30th Apr 2026 😄

Dvaita means duality.It sees life as two:You… and God.In this view,you pray, you surrender, you trust.There is a relatio...
08/04/2026

Dvaita means duality.
It sees life as two:
You… and God.

In this view,
you pray, you surrender, you trust.
There is a relationship.

Advaita means non-duality.
It says there is only One.
No separation.

Not “you and God”…
but simply That—appearing as everything.

Both are not wrong.
They are just different ways of seeing.

The Bhagavad Gita does not force you to choose.

It says:
Start where you are.

If you feel separate,
be devoted.

If you feel confused,
act sincerely without holding on to results.

And as understanding deepens…
what is not true will slowly fall away.

No need to rush.
No need to pretend.

Just be honest with where you are…
and walk from there.



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什麼是「二元」(Dvaita)與「非二元」(Advaita)?

二元,意思是有兩個。
在這個觀點裡:
你,和神,是分開的。

你可以祈禱、臣服、信任。
這是一種關係。

非二元,意思是只有一個。
沒有分離。

不是「你和神」,
而只是那個存在,顯現為一切。

兩者都沒有對錯,
只是不同的觀看方式。

Bhagavad Gita 《薄伽梵歌》不要求你選擇其中一個。

它說:
從你所在的地方開始。

如果你感覺是分離的,
那就去祈禱、去臣服。

如果你感到迷惘,
那就真誠地行動,不執著於結果。

當理解慢慢加深,
不真實的,自然會一點一點地放下。

不需要著急。
不需要假裝。

只要誠實地面對自己當下的狀態,
然後,從這裡走下去。

#吠檀多智慧 #二元吠檀多 #非二元吠檀多 #薄伽梵歌 #瑜伽 #經典 #瑜伽不只是體式

7 Days Rishikesh Spiritaul Experience - 21st - 27th Sept 2026✨Experience yoga as it was meant to be .. in a setting that...
04/04/2026

7 Days Rishikesh Spiritaul Experience - 21st - 27th Sept 2026✨

Experience yoga as it was meant to be .. in a setting that naturally amplifies presence.

Meditation along the banks of the Ganga.
Pranayama (breath-work) under the open Himalayan sky.
Yoga nidra in quiet, sacred spaces where the body softens and the mind settles.

Not as isolated sessions,
but as practices that begin to stay with you.

Simple, practical tools ...
for clarity in the mind, balance in the body, and a deeper sense of inner stillness.

Small, intentional group.
If it resonates, it will land.

Early bird price ending 30th APR 2026 😉

Rishikesh — where the Ganga flows, the Himalayas rise, and yoga was born.This is not a tour.It’s a space to slow down, c...
28/03/2026

Rishikesh — where the Ganga flows, the Himalayas rise, and yoga was born.

This is not a tour.
It’s a space to slow down, connect, and experience yoga at its source.

Over 7 days, you will explore meditation, pranayama (breath-work) , yoga nidra (deep relaxation) , and life philosophy … not as isolated sessions, but as practices you can carry into daily life.

Watching the first light at Kunjapuri Temple.
Sitting in stillness as the sun rises over the Himalayas.

Evening Aarti (fire ritual) by the Ganga .. a quiet moment of light, letting go, and connection.

Visiting and maditating by a 9000-year-old Vashishta Cave, where silence naturally deepens awareness.

Walking through the Beatles Ashram, where creativity and inner inquiry once met.

These are not just places you visit;
they are spaces that shift something within you.

Most people return with photos.
You return with tools, clarity, and presence that stay.

Small, intimate group.
If it resonates, it will land.

psst .. early bird prince ending 30APR202

Your breath may be affecting your face more than you realize.Most people think yoga is only about stretching.  But an im...
14/03/2026

Your breath may be affecting your face more than you realize.

Most people think yoga is only about stretching.
But an important part of yoga is often forgotten: pranayama (breathwork).

Breathwork is not a new trend. Yogis have been practicing pranayama for thousands of years.

Today, science is beginning to understand why these practices are so powerful.

When we breathe slowly through the nose, the body produces a molecule called nitric oxide. This molecule helps widen blood vessels, improve circulation, and support oxygen delivery in the body.

Research has shown that humming can dramatically increase nitric oxide levels in the nasal passages. A study by Weitzberg & Lundberg (2002) found that humming increased nasal nitric oxide about 15 times compared with quiet exhalation.

At the same time, slow breathing and longer exhalations stimulate the vagus nerve, helping the nervous system shift into a relaxed state.

When the nervous system relaxes:
• facial muscles soften
• circulation improves
• the skin often looks brighter
• the face appears calmer and more relaxed.

Another interesting finding: chronic mouth breathing can gradually change facial muscle balance and even influence facial structure, which is why many dentists and orthodontists strongly encourage nasal breathing.

This may also help explain why many long-term yoga practitioners tend to have a calm, relaxed, and youthful facial expression. Their breathing, nervous system, and muscle tension patterns are often more balanced.

Yoga is not only about movement.

Sometimes the most powerful practice is simply learning how to breathe well.

So the next time you pause for a moment…
How are you breathing right now?

Picture credit to mweing.app, Natalya Zhuravskaya, MD

Your smile lines may start below your faceMany women notice facial lines like Nasolabial folds (smile lines) or marionet...
08/03/2026

Your smile lines may start below your face

Many women notice facial lines like Nasolabial folds (smile lines) or marionette lines and think they are only about aging or skin care.

But sometimes, these lines can also reflect long-term muscle tension patterns in the body.

Modern research shows that the pelvic floor, diaphragm, and deep abdominal muscles work together as one core support system. When we breathe, these muscles naturally move together and help manage pressure inside the body.

When this system becomes too tight or too weak, it may affect posture, breathing patterns, and overall muscle tension. Over time, these patterns can also influence how the face holds tension or loses support.

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Two Common Pelvic Floor Patterns

1. Tight Pelvic Floor ( Hypertonic )– Always Holding On

Mind
• Strong need to stay in control
• Difficulty relaxing or trusting support
• Often carrying responsibility for everything

Body
• Pelvic floor muscles remain tight or overactive
• Breathing may become shallow or restricted
• The body stays in a subtle “holding” pattern

Effects
• Lower back or pelvic tension
• Difficulty fully relaxing the body
• The face may hold tension as well, sometimes appearing as tightness around the mouth or deeper smile lines

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It is like the body is always on guard. Muscles keep holding instead of releasing.

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2. Weak Pelvic Floor (Hypotonic) – Lack of Support

Mind
• Feeling easily drained
• Difficulty setting boundaries
• Tendency to give too much to others

Body
• Pelvic floor muscles lack strength or support
• Core stability becomes weaker
• Posture may slowly collapse over time

Effects
• Fatigue or lack of grounding
• Reduced pelvic support
• Facial tissues may gradually lose support, sometimes contributing to sagging around the mouth or marionette lines

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It is like the body’s support system becomes tired, making it harder to maintain structure.

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Supporting Your Deep Core System

Instead of forcing the pelvic floor with constant Kegel exercises, many therapists now focus on breath coordination and whole-core activation.

Simple practices that may help include:

• Gentle diaphragmatic breathing
• Cat–Cow movement to mobilise the spine and pelvis
• Chair pose with a block between the thighs to awaken the inner core
• Bhastrika (bellows breathing) to activate the diaphragm and pelvic floor connection

The goal is not force — but restoring coordination between breath, core support, and natural movement.

When the body finds better balance, the face often begins to soften naturally.

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Research References

• Kolar et al., 2010 — Dynamic MRI study showing coordination between the diaphragm and pelvic floor during breathing
• Hodges et al., 2007 — Research on the diaphragm and core muscles in postural stability
• Bordoni & Zanier, 2013 — Anatomical relationships between the diaphragm and body systems
• Systematic review (2023) — Breathing exercises and pelvic floor function

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你的法令紋,可能不只是臉部的問題

很多女性看到臉上的法令紋(笑紋)或木偶紋,第一個想到的通常是年齡、膠原蛋白流失,或保養做得不夠。

但有時候,這些臉部線條也可能和身體長期的肌肉張力與姿勢模式有關。

現代研究發現,骨盆底肌、橫膈膜與深層腹肌其實是一個一起運作的「深層核心支撐系統」。
當我們呼吸時,這些肌肉會自然協調地上下移動,幫助調節身體內部壓力,同時維持身體穩定。

如果這個系統過度緊繃,或是缺乏力量,可能會影響呼吸方式、身體姿勢,以及整體肌肉張力。長期下來,也可能影響到臉部肌肉的放鬆與支撐。

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常見的兩種骨盆底模式

1️⃣ 緊繃型骨盆底 —— 總是在撐著

心理狀態
• 很有責任感,習慣掌控事情
• 不容易真正放鬆
• 常常把很多事情自己扛

身體表現
• 骨盆底肌長期處於緊繃或過度用力
• 呼吸可能比較淺或受限制
• 身體習慣維持一種微微「撐著」的狀態

可能影響
• 下背或骨盆區域容易緊繃
• 身體比較難完全放鬆
• 臉部肌肉也可能維持張力,例如嘴角附近緊繃或法令紋看起來較深

身體畫面
就像身體一直處在警戒模式,肌肉習慣抓緊,而不是自然放鬆。

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2️⃣ 無力型骨盆底 —— 支撐不足

心理狀態
• 容易感到疲累或被消耗
• 不太容易設立界線
• 常常先照顧別人的需要

身體表現
• 骨盆底肌力量或支撐較不足
• 核心穩定度較弱
• 姿勢可能慢慢出現下沉或塌陷

可能影響
• 容易感到疲憊或缺乏穩定感
• 骨盆支撐度下降
• 臉部組織也可能逐漸失去支撐,例如嘴角下垂或木偶紋加深

身體畫面
就像身體的支撐系統逐漸疲乏,比較難維持整體結構。

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如何支持你的深層核心系統

現在許多治療師與運動專家認為,與其只是不斷強做凱格爾運動,不如重新建立呼吸與核心肌群的協調。

一些簡單的練習包括:

• 橫膈膜呼吸(腹式呼吸)
• 貓牛式(Cat–Cow)活動脊椎與骨盆
• 椅子式夾瑜伽磚喚醒內側核心
• Bhastrika 風箱式呼吸活化橫膈膜與骨盆底的連動

重點不是用力,而是讓呼吸、核心支撐與身體動作重新協調。

當身體的支撐系統逐漸平衡時,臉部的表情與線條也常會自然變得比較柔和。

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📚 相關研究

• Kolar 等人(2010):動態 MRI 研究顯示橫膈膜與骨盆底在呼吸時會協調運動
• Hodges 等人(2007):橫膈膜與核心肌群在姿勢穩定中的作用
• Bordoni & Zanier(2013):橫膈膜與身體系統的解剖連結
• 2023 年系統性回顧:呼吸練習與骨盆底功能之間的關係

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*本內容主要分享身體覺察與動作教育的觀點,並非醫療診斷或治療建

This year, Veasy Yoga offers 2 sacred journeys.2  journeys. 2 energies. 1 intention — coming home to yourself...🌊 Maldiv...
25/02/2026

This year, Veasy Yoga offers 2 sacred journeys.
2 journeys. 2 energies. 1 intention — coming home to yourself...

🌊 Maldives – Relax, Restore, Reconnect
Because growth begins when we step out of routine.
When we pause.
When we choose self-care without guilt.
Only when we are recharged, we can give from fullness — not from exhaustion.

🕉️ Rishikesh – Return, Remember & Realize
For those who feel the deeper calling.
To walk the land where yoga was born.
To experience pranayama, meditation, and sleep yoga not as classes —
but as a way of being.

One is a reset.
One is a remembrance.
Both are a journey inward.

Are you ready to step out of comfort…
so you can step into growth?

Folding down is not about touching your toes.It is about letting go of the ego.It is the courage to lower ourselves,lear...
12/02/2026

Folding down is not about touching your toes.
It is about letting go of the ego.
It is the courage to lower ourselves,
learning to bow with grace.
Each time we bow, we release a little ego
and trust the beauty of the descent.

Every asana carries a meaning that goes far beyond the mat.

The mind that seeks peace will never find it.Peace is the absence of seekingSage Ashtavakra says:“You are not the doer n...
11/02/2026

The mind that seeks peace will never find it.
Peace is the absence of seeking

Sage Ashtavakra says:

“You are not the doer nor the enjoyer.
You are pure awareness — the witness of all.”
(Aṣṭāvakra Gītā 1.7)

The mind searching for peace
is like waves trying to calm the ocean.

The more they move,
the more disturbance they create.

But the ocean’s depth
was never restless.

You are not the wave striving to be still.
You are the depth — already still.

When the seeking stops,
peace is not found.
It is revealed.

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那颗寻求平静的心,永远找不到平静
平静,是停止寻求

阿湿婆迦罗说:

“你不是行为者,也不是享受者。
你是纯粹的觉知——一切的见证者。”
(《阿湿婆迦罗歌》1.7)

那颗寻找平静的心,
就像海浪试图让大海平静。

浪越翻涌,
动荡越明显。

然而,大海的深处
从未不安。

你不是那试图安静下来的浪。
你是那本自寂静的深海。

当寻求停止时,
平静不是被找到,
而是自然显现。

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