Yoga Podcast Ep. 51: The Kinship Initiative
Erica Morton Magill, Greg Nardi, Pranidhi Varshney, Spiro Antonopoulos + Kory Sheffer come together in Kinship and consider an Ashtanga Yoga in a post-authoritarian era.
Eddie Stern Takes Us Off-Trail with ‘One Simple Thing’ and Opens the Field of Yoga
Eddie Stern’s One Simple Thing brings together science and yoga to show how yoga works with the nervous system, improving our happiness & health.
The Home Practitioner’s Ashtanga Yoga Resource Guide
Just because you practice solo doesn’t mean you’re forced to go it alone. So here’s a list of Ashtanga yoga practice resources – including anatomy & philosophy. With books, videos and other practical tools helpful for the home practitioner.
Bringing Our Yoga Practice to Life: The Challenge is Real
Kino MacGregor, is arguably the most Instafamous Ashtanga yogi out there. Yet, be careful you don’t judge her – or her new book, The Yogi Assignment – by just what you see on the outside!
Social Media – A Navigational Guide for Yogis
Social media is an great tool for yoga teachers to use in building communities and teaching – yes teaching! Read five ways to grow your online connections and the teacher who will show you how.
Suffering: We All Go Through It
Suffering (duḥkha) is something we all experience and why Pushpam’s publisher, Hamish Hendry says, it may be the one thing that connects us all.
The John Scott Yoga App
“At the heart of Ashtanga is vinyasa – a synchronicity of breath and movement … the breath initiates the movement and then movement and breath flow as one.” John Scott
Pushpam: Where the End is Only the Beginning
Pushpam. It can’t be a good sign when you can’t even open up the magazine without looking up what it’s name means. Or maybe it actually IS …
For The (Wannabe) Everyday Ayurveda Cook
Seasonal recipes that are deliberately made simple, so even I can make them – and tasty enough that my husband will never know how healthy he’s eating!
Book Review: A Way from Darkness
Not another pixie-dusted story of how “yoga saved my life” – because yoga isn’t a cure, anyway. Instead, a gritty story of REAL transformation.
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