Nischala Devi remembers Rachel Greene
This touching tribute to Rachel Greene was written by my old friend Nischala Joy Devi and posted as a comment […]
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Health, News, Opinion
New York Times Dicks Around with Circ Stats
The New York Times proclaimed the other day in a Global Update from Uganda:
Male Circumcision May Help Protect Sexual Partners Against Cervical Cancer
My friend Gil Hedley and I are in in complete agreement about not mutilating infant male genitalia, so I sent him the article, and he replied with a particularly (and characteristically) funny rant, which he has given me permission to share.
book, The Breathing Project
New York Book Release Party for Yoga Anatomy next Wednesday July 11th!
Come get your copy of Yoga Anatomy and meet co-authors Leslie Kaminoff and Amy Matthews at The Breathing Project in
Breathing, Health, The Breathing Project
New Breathing Project Programs in 2018: Coaching for Your Breathing Body
I’m very excited about some brand-new community workshops I’m calling Coaching for Your Breathing Body: a 3-workshop Series for People Who
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Neti in the News
I actually heard this piece as it aired this morning on NPR’s morning edition: Nasal Irrigation Makes Comeback as Cold
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National Yoga Day at The Breathing Project
Please join us on Saturday, January 27 at the Breathing Project for a day of Free yoga classes! January 27,
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National Yoga Certification Debate
National Yoga Certification Debate 4/14/99 thru 2/9/00 from Leslie Kaminoff re: National Yoga Certification Standards ((LK: This was
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Namarupa to be honored by The Breathing Project at November 16th Gala Benefit
We are all very excited about the upcoming Breathing Project Benefit honoring Namarupa Magazine, and my old friends Robert Moses
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Namarupa to be honored by The Breathing Project at November 16th Gala Benefit
We are all very excited about the upcoming Breathing Project Benefit honoring Namarupa Magazine, and my old friends Robert Moses
India, Inspiration, Opinion, yoga
My teacher is gone…the sequel
As promised, here’s some more context to the situation surrounding last week’s post about Desikachar’s dementia, and the aftermath. First