This is my job now.
I have been composing this message in my head for a while now, but before I worked out any of
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The Anatomical Gifts That Keep on Giving
In a temporal twist of fate, last week I got the news that my father, Harvey Kaminoff, passed away about
Spaces and Places
Transitioning out of the The Breathing Project’s physical space in July has required lots of moving, reconfiguring, and recalibrating. For
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!
Relationship: it’s the key to what I do
Just finishing a month of teaching in Australia, I’ve had innumerable opportunities to practice a principle my teacher T.K.V. Desikachar
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
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
My Friend Ti.
I want you to know about a friend of mine. Her full name is Terecita Mahoney Blair, but everyone calls
Miami, Memories and Me
Here we are at the cusp of September 2021, well into a second year under the looming threat of the
Istanbul!
There’s such political turmoil in the world, and I admit I was a bit concerned about a trip to Istanbul, but
I was asked “What is your favorite quote?”
You know those Facebook quizzes…the ones that ask a bunch of questions and then deliver what is supposed to be
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