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SUMMARY:Yogi Bare Book Club
DESCRIPTION:A Journey of Inspiration\nDiscover yourself through the power of words\, wisdom\, and shared reflection.\nWelcome to the Yogi Bare Book ClubHere\, we dive into inspiring stories\, explore thought-provoking ideas\, and connect with remarkable voices—from books and podcasts to TED Talks. Together\, we explore philosophy\, mindfulness\, and personal growth in an open and inclusive space. \nEveryone is welcome.Whether you’re a lifelong learner or simply curious\, our book club is for those who enjoy exploring new perspectives. We don’t have to agree on everything—that’s what makes the conversations richer. In our respectful\, judgment-free discussions\, we invite each other to grow\, reflect\, and maybe even see the world in a new light. \nAccessing the ReadsWe aim to select titles that are free or widely accessible: \n\nCheck the Brisbane City Library Catalogue—each branch has different selections\, so let your local library know what you’re looking for.\nUse apps like Libby or BorrowBox. (linked to your library membership)\nExplore audiobooks available through your Spotify account.\n\nJoining is Easy \n\nEmail Tanya: tanya@clayfieldyoga.com.au  to get started\nMeet-up times vary each month—come when it suits you.\nStay in touch through our Facebook Group or Messenger group chat.\nMeet up usually last 1 – 2 hours.  Come and go as you need.\nAny questions or Ready to Join? contact: tanya@clayfieldyoga.com.au | SMS or Call: 0410 601 773\n\n\nUpcoming Meet-Ups – FREE COMMUNITY EVENTS\n\nFREE EVENT -The Ocean of Yoga \n\n24 APRIL. All are welcome to Meet the Author Sally Prosser\, the Brisbane-based voice and public speaking expert on a mission to help you love the sound of your own voice. \nA former TV and Radio News Reporter for networks like Ten\, Seven\, and the ABC\, Sally spent over a decade on the front lines of broadcast journalism before transitioning into her role as a corporate spokesperson and award-winning entrepreneur. Today\, she is a sought-after voice coach and the author of the best-selling book\, Voiceprint: How to Leave a Lasting Impression Every Time You Speak.\n\nThrough her Soul Speakers community and transformative workshops\, Sally combines 20+ years of technical expertise with a holistic approach to empower leaders\, creatives\, and professionals. Whether she’s sharing “sassy” advice in her book or coaching her 340k+ followers on TikTok\, Sally’s goal remains the same: helping you speak with clarity\, conviction\, and heart.\n \n\nFriday\, April 24th @5:45pm \nSPECIAL MEET THE AUTHOR – SALLY PROSSER – VOICE PRINT\nLocation: Clayfield Yoga Studio. Cnr Vine Street and Wagner Rd\, Clayfield.\nFor catering of light refreshments\, please let us know you’re coming \n\n\n\nCURRENT READ –\nWe’re kicking off the new year reading two beautiful books together\, and one comes with a very special opportunity to meet the author of “Voice Print” – Sally Prosser.\n \nOur first read is Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Happy Life. This much-loved book explores the Japanese philosophy of finding joy and purpose in everyday life — your reason for being. It’s a gentle\, inspiring reminder that happiness doesn’t come from doing more\, but from living more intentionally \n \nOur second pick is also our special guest\, Brisbane-based author and journalist Sally Prosser. Sally is known for her thoughtful writing on self-worth\, confidence\, work and modern womanhood\, with bylines across major Australian publications. Her work is honest\, grounding and deeply relatable — the kind of book that feels like a wise friend reminding you to be kinder to yourself \nCome meet Sally Friday 24th April. \nA Special Free Event – Let us know you can make it here \n  \n  \n  \nPAST READS\n \nThe Let Them Theory is a step-by-step guide on how to stop letting other people’s opinions\, drama\, and judgment impact your life. Two simple words\, Let Them\, will set you free from the exhausting cycle of trying to manage everything and everyone around you. It’s time to build a life where you come first—your dreams\, your goals\, your happiness. \n\nMary’s Last Dance by Mary Li  is a moving memoir about an Australian born growing up in rural Australia to dancing on world stages to become one of our countries most talented ballerina’s.  Mary married dance partner Li Cunxin\, author of  “Mao’s Last Dancer”\, and Mary’s story is also a continuation on from Li’s story.  Both Li and Mary’s stories are of resilience\, sacrifice\, and deep love. A powerful reminder of the quiet strength in choosing family and following passion. \n \nWe Can Do Hard Things: Answers to Life’s 20 Questions is a heartfelt guidebook for being human—messy\, brave\, and real. Inspired by the hit podcast\, it brings together voices like Michelle Obama and Chelsea Handler to explore life’s big questions—love\, grief\, identity\, and resilience. Through raw stories from Glennon\, Amanda\, and Abby\, we’re reminded: life is hard\, but we don’t have to do it alone. Their vulnerability reminds us: yes\, life is hard—but we don’t have to face it alone. \nThe Places That Scare You by Pema Chödrön \n\nHow to face fear\, anxiety\, and painful emotions with compassion and openness rather than avoidance. Drawing from Buddhist teachings on bodhichitta (the awakened heart)\, Pema encourages cultivating fearlessness by staying present with discomfort instead of running from it.\n\n\nPractices such as mindfulness\, loving-kindness (metta)\, and tonglen (sending and receiving) all help dissolve self-protection and open the heart to vulnerability\, empathy\, and courage. The very places we fear are where growth and awakening are found.\n\n \n\nMy Year of Living Vulnerably by Rick Morton \n\n\n\nWhat does it mean to truly embrace love\, healing\, and vulnerability? \n\n \n\n\n\nThe Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma \nA self-help fable about Julian Mantle\, a lawyer who abandons his fast-paced life after a health crisis: seeking wisdom in the Himalayas\, he learns mindfulness\, purpose\, and personal growth lessons. The book shares his journey and insights into living a balanced\, meaningful life \n \n\nBright Shining. How Grace Changes Everything by Julia Baird  \nFrom award-winning journalist Julia Baird\, author of the acclaimed national bestseller Phosphorescence\, comes Bright Shining\, a luminously beautiful\, deeply insightful and most timely exploration of grace. \n\n\n \nBraving the Wilderness – Brene Brown \n“The quest for true belonging and the courage to stand alone”. Braving the Wilderness is a book not about ‘fitting in’\, but being who we are – no matter what. Connecting to our courage\, authenticity and vulnerability – with what is needed in the world. \n \n“The Alchemist” – A novel by Paulo Coelho.  The Alchemist is a story of following one’s dreams to find one’s purpose in life. The main character\, Santiago\, is a Spanish shepherd boy who leaves behind his job and family to search for his Personal Legend\, a hidden treasure that he believes is buried near the pyramids in Egypt. \n \n\n1. The read is a book by Glennon Doyle\, Untamed -This is the story of a woman who discovered that being a responsible mother means showing her children how to live truly\, rather than sacrificing herself for them.\n2. The podcast is Rich Roll speaking to special guest Light Watkins on Spiritual Minimalism\, Purpose & Living a More Fulfilling Life.   Link to your podcast preference via this website \n\n \nDiscover the funny\, sad\, and super-honest journey of Chelsea Handler’s year of self-discovery. She is an American stand-up comedian\, actress\, writer\, television host\, and producer and fed up with the privileged bubble she’s been living in—a bubble within a bubble—Chelsea decides it’s time for change\, both personally and globally. \n \nJudith Orloff’s books are tailored for individuals with a heightened ability to perceive and understand emotions\, feelings\, and energies within themselves and others. They serve as an excellent resource for beginners and provide valuable tips and tools for those already aware of their empathic traits. Discover more about these insightful books. read more here: \n \n\nAn easy read by Australian Journalist Julia Baird. “Phosphorescence” is written for anyone exploring ways to experience Awe\, Wonder and Purpose. Julia covers a vast variety of ways she has shone the light on meaningful connections with herself and her communities.\n\n \nCasper Ter Kuile “The Power of Ritual\, turning everyday activities into soulful practices”– summary – We can nourish our souls by transforming everyday practices―eating together\, working out\, reading\, taking a walk―into sacred rituals that can heal our crisis of social isolation and longing for connection. This essential reading is for anyone interested in how to find meaning in our strange\, new world. Bursting with wisdom and compassion and easy to read. discover more here \n \nElizabeth Gilbert’s “Big Magic\, Creative Living Beyond Fear” – summary; this book encourages readers to embrace their creativity without fear or judgment. Through personal anecdotes and insights\, Elizabeth provides a refreshing perspective on the pursuit of creative fulfilment and the importance of taking risks. read more here \nFOR EXTRA on topic with Books “Big Magic” and “Power of Ritual”.  Listen to “The Mel Robbins Podcast” – “Want to be Happier Right Now?\, New Surprising Science from Dr Judith Joseph” \nFrom our last meetup\, the group enthusiastically embraced Brene Brown’s “Atlas of the Heart.” This book\, aptly subtitled “The Language of the Human Experience” by Brene\, serves as a wellspring of inspiration for the group\, motivating them to delve deeper into their own emotions and experiences.\n \nThis Audio works beautifully with “Atlas of the Heart”.  This recording of Rising Strong as a Spiritual Practice is from an event Brene Brown ran emphasising the importance of having at least 30 different words to express your emotions/feelings.  Most people have about 3 words which leaves a lot of people feeling like their mouths are duct-tapped shut when trying to communicate the discomfort or pain they feel inside.  Having a greater understanding and an abundance of ways to express allows for clear communication and less frustration.
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