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 […]
history, Inspiration, News, Opinion, yoga
Inspiration, News, Opinion, The Breathing Project, yoga
Teachers and Students: Rule Making, Rule Breaking
Back in February, reporters for the Daily News and NY Post either accessed court records or received a press release
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On the Road for Return Visits – Austin and Fort Wayne
It’s always gratifying to return to studios and towns where I’ve had great experiences previously, and I’ve got two upcoming
Opinion, yoga, yoga teacher training
I’m Not a Yoga Therapist Anymore (Revised)
REVISED, as of February 26, 2016! Since I wrote this piece in 2008, the issues I raised in this article
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A theme for 2016: Asanas Don’t Have Alignment!
We are fresh back from Yoga Journal Live’s first event of 2016 – an annual gathering at the beautiful San
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November in Italy, December in Cologne and Paris
Our trip to Italy has been quite wonderful so far, with stops in Venice and Florence before arriving today in
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Breath Education Myth #3 — "Habitual Breath-Holding is Harmless"
Excitement is growing here at The Breathing Project for our upcoming symposium Breath Education: Art, Science & Soul on the
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Breath Education Myth #2 – "Deep Breathing is Always Better"
As promised, here’s our next breath “mythbusting” contribution courtesy of my esteemed colleague and co-presenter Amy Matthews MYTH: “Deep breathing