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