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A Yoga Teaching: Rainbows are Power Sources

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

Kubler-Ross stages of change; death & dying

A Yoga Teaching: To Worry is to be Addicted

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

A Yoga Teaching: Curiosity

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

A Yoga Teaching: Truth Telling

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

A Yoga Teaching: Who Am I NOW?

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

A Yoga Teaching: The Power of Positive

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

Engaging the Subtle Body — Whole Spine Practice

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

A Yoga Teaching: Stillness and Silence

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