Yes. There are many, and here are a few of them.
To be clear, SRY is not intended to be emergency medicine for acute injuries nor conditions. It is also not intended to be the only remedy, practice, nor intervention you choose on your journey of feeling and being more well.
SRY can be an excellent complement to a variety of modalities, boosting their beneficial effects in a synergistic way.
Physical Benefits
With repeated practice of SRY over time, people may notice improvements to their:
• Digestion
• Menstrual cycle
• Overall reproductive health
• Bone health
• Experience with chronic pain
• Sense of existing in their unique body
And more.
Emotional Benefits
With repeated practice of SRY over time, people may:
• Experience a release of emotions that are ready to be released
• Notice a shift in how they feel about themselves, others, and the world
And more.
Psychological Benefits
With repeated practice of SRY over time, people may:
• Notice how specific patterns of perception and action get in the way of what is most beneficial for them
• Have the awareness and desire to shift obstructive patterns and cultivate the skills to do so
• Recalibrate how they perceive themselves, others, and the world and then act with more clarity and resonance
• Feel securely held and deeply nourished in a way they haven’t in a long time or in a way they’ve never felt before
And more.
Two words arise when we think about SRY — “re-patterning” and “re-parenting”.
In SRY, we are dissolving, unraveling, and unlearning patterns that get in our way. And learning new ways of being that allow for greater growth and expansion.
In SRY, we are also tapping into the primal need to be held and supported by sturdy, reliable support. Many people did not receive enough support during the most foundational stages of their lives, and this has left a deep imprint within each person. SRY provides an opportunity to feel and to integrate what was previously missing so this imprint can soften and allow for greater ease.
Again, SRY is not a one-and-done practice. It requires repetition over time.
SRY is also not meant to be a standalone practice. It is intended to be done within the context of additional beneficial remedies and practices and with the support of a trained practitioners.
The benefits of SRY will unfold in ways unique to you — your body, your history, your patterns, your circumstances, your desires. This is part of the beauty of this transformational process.
What we’ve listed here are only a few of the possibilities.
Because SRY is an authentically yogic practice, it dissolves obstructions of all kinds to reveal who and what you truly are.