A Post-Iyengar Reimagining of Alignment in Asana
For the last several years I’ve been pondering the derivation and evolution of the term “alignment” as it relates to
Return to OZ
Lydia and I are preparing for a month of travel and teaching, in fact it’s our biggest teaching tour to date!
A Space for Memories
This photo was taken on July 15th as I sat alone in the empty studio following the Breathing Project’s closing
Hacking DST*
It must be a sign I’m getting old that I’m so inordinately tickled when I can extract a tiny favor
The Most Important Aspect of Therapeutic Yoga
I am looking forward to an upcoming event in the Philadelphia area – a return visit with our friends at
Podcast: “Even Yoga Masters Break Down Sometimes”
OK, let me say right at the top that I did not choose the title of the podcast I did
Some thoughts on my final immersion at The Breathing Project
As I begin to prepare for my last-ever summer immersion (and the final program of any kind) at The Breathing
Honoring John E. Sarno, M.D.
I just returned from a screening of a new documentary about Dr. John E. Sarno called “All the Rage: Saved
Negative Feedback Can Be Positive (except when it’s just negative)
It can be gut-wrenching to get critical feedback, but I’ve learned over the years that it’s a very important part of
An Appeal for The Babies Project
I’m sending this special message out to my networks to let you all know about a very special non-profit educational
Coming home
As much as I enjoy being a professional traveler, I think I most love coming home after a long trip. Lydia
Meet the “Beyond Anatomy” presenters: Pete Blackaby, Amy Matthews, Leslie Kaminoff, interviewed by Brooke Thomas
The wonderful Brooke Thomas, creator of The Liberated Body podcast, will moderate our upcoming Breathing Project symposium “Beyond Anatomy” in