THE CONSCIOUSNESS PROJECT, LLC

I love teaching yoga. I lead with a humble and compassionate heart.   I ask participants in my classes to listen to their own body/ heart and that their body is the expert in the class. I offer awareness and mindfulness practices, to assist in connecting to the breath to the body. I begin each class with an inspirational quote, virtue, story or song.    

 

My guiding question is: “What if everyone could experience their own brilliance and lived their life from that vantage point. What kind of world could we create?”

 

Tajali Tolan has been practicing yoga for 25 years and teaching for 15 years.

 

Tajali has a passion working with children her entire life, as an educator, psychotherapist and Certified Peace Educator and DUP Dance Leader and Mentor. She founded and co-directed the Children’s Global Peace Project (www.cgpp.org) for four years teaching peace skills to children in five different countries using multicultural arts including Dances of Universal Peace and Nonviolent Communication. Tajali held a position as a Peace and Mindfulness Educator and Behavioral Ppecialist at Rock Prairie Montessori School, Janesville, WI for 8 years. Currently works as an addiction’s recovery psychotherapist in Prescott AZ.

 

 

Tajali holds a MS in Educational Psychology and BS in Family Life Education.  She has worked in the field for 30 years and is passionate about teaching social-emotional and mindfulness skill. She cofounded the Evansville Mindfulness Coop where she teaches weekly yoga and mindfulness classes. She has led retreat events in the Midwest for 12 year. Her mission is to inspire all beings to embody their brilliance and lives joyfully to serve the message of peace.  www.Be-brilliant.com

 

 

 

Tajali Theresa Tolan, MS is a Certified P Mindfulness Educator, Peace Educator, Marriage and Family Therapist, Family Life Educator, and Registered Yoga Teacher.  She is the founder of both the Children’s Global Peace Project and The Consciousness Project–an Empowerment Life Coaching business.  MS in Educational Psychology and BS in Family Life Education.  She has worked in the field for 30 years and is passionate about teaching social-emotional and mindfulness skills.  Specializing in creative expression, communication, healthy parent-child relationships and peace work. www.Be-brilliant.com

 

JUST WHAT IS PEACE?

Learn and go beyond the idea that Peace is only the absence of violence. Learn four important principles to peace.

 

DEVELOPING A FAMILY PEACE PLAN

Using art materials, create a declaration that outlines how you envision your peaceful family. Also, create a family crest that expresses the best of your family as a loving and cooperative rituals of Peace: (1)Community, (2) Cooperation, (3) Non-violence, (4) Witness.