Magic Yoga Nat is a unique and innovative form of yoga that combines elements of magic with traditional yoga practices. It takes the basic principles of yoga and enhances them with a touch of mysticism and illusion. By incorporating magic tricks, illusions, and mind-bending stunts into yoga routines, Magic Yoga Nat aims to create a truly transformative and mind-expanding experience for practitioners. The origins of Magic Yoga Nat can be traced back to the ancient yogic traditions of India, where yoga and meditation have been practiced for thousands of years. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in exploring new ways to make yoga more engaging and appealing to a wider audience. Magic Yoga Nat is one such attempt to bring a sense of wonder and excitement to the practice of yoga.
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We print the artwork on a polymer layer using dye sublimation printing and then bond the surface of the mat using our proprietary blend of glycol an organic material used in cosmetics and recognized as safe by the FDA and polypropylene a food-grade polymer that is commonly used in yoga and foodware products and tiny, naturally-occurring silica crystals. So, it is up to you to decide if you want natural, eco-friendly properties, and higher quality, with sacrificed portability; or something less eco-friendly, but more compact.
Magic Yoga Nat is one such attempt to bring a sense of wonder and excitement to the practice of yoga. Magic Yoga Nat sessions typically begin with a warm-up routine to prepare the body and mind for the magical experience ahead. The use of props, such as wands, cards, and scarves, adds an element of surprise and mystery to the practice.
"Mandala Magic" Yoga Mat
-Made-by-hand in Philadelphia - Ships in 3-5 business days -Our mats are the most vibrant artwork available on a yoga mat. -Unique, proprietary surface grips in all environments, dry or sweaty. -20% of each sale goes to the artist whose artwork is featured on the mat. -5 lbs; 72” long; 26.25” wide; 3.5 mm thick.
Materials Used
- The mat surface has a grippy, canvas-like texture - our proprietary blend of glycol, polypropylene, and silica - all recognized as safe materials. The durable and translucent surface protects and accentuates the details of the artwork on the mat.
- The mat's base is made from high-density natural tree rubber
- 5 lbs; 72” long; 26.25” wide; 3.5 mm thick
- Completely free of any PVC or any other toxic materials
Features
- Sustainability: The mats are very durable and last through years of consistent use. Longevity is a very important factor in assessing environmental impact.
- Grip: Our mats are made to grip when both wet and dry and are great for all disciplines of yoga, including hot yoga.
- Waterproof: The mat is completely waterproof. Sweat can easily be rinsed off the mat.
- Improves With Use: Your mat will reward you with more use! The surface of the mat will get softer and grippier with more use.
- UV-Proof: The mat is UV-proof and can withstand prolonged sun exposure
- Joint Protection: The mat’s surface distributes weight to the rubber base below for proper joint protection and versatility on carpet, cement or hardwood floors.
- Easy-to-Clean: Simply wipe down with soap or vinegar or any other natural cleaning product or spray off with a hose. For more detail, please see the “Use and Care” section on our About Us Page.
- Made With Care: Every mat we made is done start to finish by us, with an artisanal dedication to quality.
How our mats are made:
We start with a base layer of 3 MM natural tree-based rubber. We print the artwork on a polymer layer using dye sublimation printing and then bond the surface of the mat using our proprietary blend of glycol (an organic material used in cosmetics and recognized as safe by the FDA) and polypropylene (a food-grade polymer that is commonly used in yoga and foodware products) and tiny, naturally-occurring silica crystals. Each mat’s surface is applied by-hand in a method we have been perfecting for years. The surface cures in sunlight after sitting overnight, creating the unique, grippy feel that our mats are known for. The final step of production is you! The surface breaks in with use and becomes even softer and grippier. Whether you have a slow, restorative practice or a fast, sweaty practice - our mats will support you and your growth.
The finished product is a vibrant, supportive mat that will last through years of practice. These mats are not like any other art-adorned mats with dull fabric surfaces, that are hard to clean and maintain over time. Our mat’s surface creates a water-proof, grippy texture while protecting and accentuating the artwork. We have been making these mats for over 5 years and have happy customers all over the world!
TPE, PVC, and rubber yoga mats are the most popular yoga mat types as of now. Sometimes, deciding between them can be a hard decision, as there are more factors to consider than you may initially think. If you want to decrease your eco-footprint, you may opt for a different yoga mat type, but maybe sacrifice on other features. Or, you may want a better performing yoga mat, even though it is more harmful to the environment.
As the session progresses, participants are guided through a series of traditional yoga poses and sequences, but with the added twist of magic tricks and illusions. The incorporation of magic tricks into yoga poses serves several purposes. Firstly, it challenges practitioners to deepen their focus and concentration, as they must stay present and aware to fully experience the magic happening around them. Secondly, it encourages a sense of playfulness and creativity, as participants engage with the magic tricks and explore their own personal expression within the yoga practice. Lastly, it creates a sense of wonder and awe, as participants witness seemingly impossible feats happening right before their eyes. Magic Yoga Nat is not just about entertaining or impressing an audience; it is about using the power of illusion to tap into the deeper aspects of the self. By combining yoga and magic, practitioners are invited to explore the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, and to access a state of heightened awareness and consciousness. The illusions and tricks act as catalysts for self-reflection and transformation, allowing individuals to break through perceived limitations and reframe their understanding of what is possible. While Magic Yoga Nat may not be for everyone, it offers a refreshing and innovative approach to yoga that can appeal to a wide range of individuals. Whether one is a seasoned yogi looking to challenge themselves in new ways or a newcomer to yoga seeking a more engaging and immersive experience, Magic Yoga Nat provides a unique opportunity to explore the practice of yoga through a magical lens. It is a testament to the ever-evolving nature of yoga and the limitless possibilities for growth and exploration within the practice..
Reviews for "Exploring the Multidimensional Nature of Yoga Nat: Connecting with Higher Realms of Consciousness"
1. Samantha - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with Magic Yoga Nat. The instructor seemed unprofessional and not very knowledgeable. The class lacked structure and didn't flow smoothly from one pose to the next. Additionally, the music was distracting and didn't set a relaxing ambiance. I didn't feel like I got a good workout or any mental relaxation from this class. Overall, it was a waste of my time and money.
2. John - 1 star
Magic Yoga Nat was the worst yoga class I have ever attended. The instructor was extremely unengaging and seemed disinterested in teaching. The poses were not explained properly and there was no attention to proper alignment. I felt like I was just going through the motions without any guidance. The ambiance of the studio was also lacking, with dim lighting that made it difficult to see what the instructor was demonstrating. I will not be returning to this class.
3. Emily - 2 stars
I had high hopes for Magic Yoga Nat, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The instructor had a monotone voice and lacked enthusiasm, which made it challenging to stay motivated throughout the class. Furthermore, the class was overcrowded, and the limited space made it difficult to comfortably move between poses. The lack of personal attention and adjustments also left me feeling like I wasn't getting the full benefits of each pose. Overall, I left the class feeling unsatisfied and unlikely to return.
4. David - 1 star
Magic Yoga Nat was a complete waste of time for me. The instructor was rushed and didn't take the time to explain each pose properly. It felt more like an aerobics class than a yoga class, with fast-paced movements and no time to properly transition between poses. Additionally, the instructor didn't offer any modifications for different skill levels, leaving beginners like myself feeling lost and frustrated. I would not recommend this class to anyone looking for a true yoga experience.
5. Sarah - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with Magic Yoga Nat. The instructor seemed disorganized and didn't provide clear instructions throughout the class. The flow of the class was confusing, and I found myself struggling to keep up. The lack of individual attention and adjustments also made me feel like I wasn't getting the most out of the class. I left feeling frustrated and unfulfilled. I would not recommend this class to anyone looking for a well-structured and guided yoga experience.