
A Yoga Teaching: Only Knowledge Removes Fear
When we arrive on this planet, it seems to me that we are born fearless. It is our journey through life that cultivates strengths and

When we arrive on this planet, it seems to me that we are born fearless. It is our journey through life that cultivates strengths and

Spiritually, a rainbow (ROYGBIV) symbolizes hope, renewal, and divine connection. Emerging after a storm, it represents the light and peace that follow life’s difficulties. It

Worry wastes time.Mind spins endlessly through past or futurenever resting in the present. The Tao and Yoga, as foundational concepts in East Asian philosophy and

Recently, during a yoga class, I attempted a two-legged “Malasana (Squat) to Handstand (Adho Mukha Vrksasana)” and succeeded on the first attempt. When I returned

The Yamas are the fundamental renunciation of a life based on fear. They are the change. The Niyamas are the fundamental practices that sustain a

The seven myofascial tension bands universally situate in all human bodies, which arguably could be proof that we are all one. These connective tissue bands

A while back, I blogged about this very question: Who Am I? From a yoga perspective and my own personal experience, I recognize the importance

7 Tension Bands or Straps: Myofascia is the flexible network of tissue that surrounds, cushions, and supports muscles, bones, and organs. It acts as a

I recently read the following quote in a 2005 book written by Mary Doria Russell — When the preponderance of human beings choose to act

Over the past several weeks, I shared Yoga Actions focused on creating space in the major spinal joints — sacrum-tailbone, lumbar-sacrum, thoracic-lumbar, and C7-thoracic. Using

Over the past several weeks, we practiced asanas utilizing yoga actions that engage the subtle body — Pranamaya Kosha (energy body), Manomaya Kosha (mental-emotional body),

Stillness within one’s body and silence within one’s mind are outcomes of a dedicated yoga practice that includes asanas (postures), pratyahara (sensory withdrawal), pranayama (breath