Small Cell, Big Questions, by Edya Kalev
You thought you were breathing in Trikonasana, but that was only with your lungs. When you tap into cellular breathing, […]
Inspiration, The Breathing Project, yoga teacher training
Slowly but surely, life as we know it is re-starting, and workshops are scheduled!
I am sure I’m not alone in saying I was very relieved to get vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus back
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Skepticism on Report of Rash of Yoga Mat Foot Infections
NEW YORK, Aug. 1 — A dramatic increase in foot infections from unclean yoga mats, reported by a podiatrist last
Health, News, Opinion, the science of yoga, yoga anatomy, yoga teacher training
Should Yoga be covered by your Insurance?
Anyone who’s been following me for a while already knows the answer to this question, but you should watch the
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Robert Fried responds to arginine question
Anonymous said… Hi, I suffer from the viral disease herpes. A diet high in Arginine can trigger an attack. For
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Richard Dawkins Root of All Evil Pt. 1 – next installment
….in which the intrepid Dawkins visits “one of the least enlightened places in the world…Jerusalem – where barely suppressed religious
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Richard Dawkins – The Root of All Evil Part 1
The root of all evil Dawkins is referring to here is religion. Between the Muslim fundamentalists from abroad and the
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Responses to "Gender Politics" Post
Here are three responses to the “Gender Politics” post from last month. They are from Janice Gates, Nischala Joy Devi,
India, Inspiration, Opinion, The Breathing Project, video, yoga teacher training
Reaction to the Anusara situation and the idea of the Guru
I wouldn’t be much of a yoga blogger if I didn’t mention the events of the past 2 weeks concerning
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Put the "Independence" Back in Independence Day
This editorial was written by the former executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute Michael S. Berliner. It is reprinted