Archive | August, 2010
Every Breath You Take

Every Breath You Take

At its worst, poor breathing is damaging to our health. If you think holding your breath all the time isn’t doing you in, you’re wrong.

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Gallery 8 31

Gallery 8 31

“There shall be eternal summer in the grateful heart.”
- Celia Thaxter

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The Mystery of Karma

The Mystery of Karma

Karma aims our eyes toward the effects of our actions: are we causing harm or doing good? How do we see clearly enough to know?

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Book Review: 19 Ways Of Looking

Book Review: 19 Ways Of Looking

If we practice yoga, translation is very much a part of our life. It’s important to understand each translator has an agenda; the act of translation is not neutral.

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Natalie 8 30

Natalie 8 30

Natalie Dart’s weekly infusion of love for this moment, spirit for the adventure, and a wink for the passersby who smile.

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Quotable Week 8 29

Quotable Week 8 29

The Weekly Post Review at The Magazine of Yoga.

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Subtle Work, Super Charge

Subtle Work, Super Charge

Sitting up can literally change your body chemistry and take you from tired to terrific all day long. Don’t believe it? Watch for yourself!

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Really Healthy: Cucumber Cool

Really Healthy: Cucumber Cool

The beauty of simplicity. Often overlooked in the background of stronger flavors, as the star of a recipe, cucumbers just taste great!

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Some Like It Hot

Some Like It Hot

If we were naturally drawn to the things that put us in perfect balance, well, the world would probably be a very different place.

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Everyone’s Doing The Best They Can

Everyone’s Doing The Best They Can

We don’t know if we’re being too easy on ourselves or too hard on ourselves. Practice doesn’t answer that question, it makes use of it.

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Dealing With Personal Pain

Dealing With Personal Pain

Today in How Yoga Works:
The ideas we have about the meaning of pain and suffering get in the way of doing effective things about it.

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Linda-Sama Karl, Part Two

Linda-Sama Karl, Part Two

“Once they slow down some people’s minds start playing with them and they become very scattered.” Linda-Sama’s Metta Yoga helps students watch the breath.

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