My 2 Cents about "How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body"
As I say at the end of this video response to the New York Times article, “How Yoga Can Wreck […]
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Mukunda Stiles Feb. 24, 1949 – Feb. 18, 2014
I just received this notice from Chinnamasta about the passing of her beloved, Mukunda Stiles. Mukunda and I worked together
Live long enough, you become part of yoga’s institutional history
The past few weeks have been chock-full of interviews with all kinds of interesting people. My general takeaway after being
Join me for a symposium: Breath Education: Art, Science & Soul
Ten years ago, I produced a weekend symposium for Kripalu called “The Future of Breathing.” To celebrate the anniversary of
Indian guru Sai Baba ‘close to death’
HYDERABAD, India (AFP) – Doctors treating Indian spiritual leader Sai Baba, one of the country’s most famous gurus, said on
In Memoriam: Georg Feuerstein
I was shocked to see this item being reported by Yoga Journal today. Georg was only 65. From Yoga Journal:
In Memoriam: B.K.S. Iyengar 1918-2014
Word has just come via a Facebook post from Judith Lasater that Bellur Krishnamachar Sundaraj Iyengar has passed away at
I teach Viniyoga®. So, sue me.
This blog post is inspired by a series of comments on Facebook regarding a controversial action by Kausthub Desikachar, my teacher’s
How to build a foundation – while building a foundation.
These images were forwarded to me this morning by Ti Mahoney Blair, one of our fabulous homework coaches at yogaanatomy.net.
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
Haven’t you always wanted to go to Barcelona? Join us this July!
Lydia here. We are so excited to be returning to Europe this summer for the Barcelona Yoga Conference where Leslie
Former AOL Chairman Steve Case invests $20 million in Gaiam
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) – Former America Online Chairman Steve Case is investing $20 million in a producer and distributor of