Kid’s Yoga Program On Trial In San Diego
“What is Religion?”
Judge John Meyer asked this question in the opening proceedings to a case that will determine the future of a school Yoga program in Encinitas, CA. ... Continue Reading →
The 5 Secret Connections Of Yoga And Golf
I would have never liked golf if I hadn’t first studied yoga.
There are numerous yoga/golf retreats, and an ever-growing library of books and videos about how yoga can improve ... Continue Reading →
5 Ways To Find Your Dharma
Let me preface this article by stating that as I write this, I am in the process of discovering my own personal dharma.
I’ve followed different paths along the way to get to where ... Continue Reading →
Why You Don’t Need to Meditate
Get past the hype of meditation
Hype surrounding meditation abounds. Wherever you look, someone is extolling the virtues of meditation while unwittingly sabotaging its occurrence. ... Continue Reading →
The Dalai Lama Shares His View Of Tragedy And Human Life (Boston In Memoriam)
In light of yesterday’s tragedy in Boston, I felt strongly that I needed to say something about it. But my words just wouldn’t come out right. So instead I chose to use ... Continue Reading →
How Running Taught Me I Should Slow Down
“How you do one thing is how you do everything.” or so they
say. “They” are often right.
Yesterday on my lunch break, out of the blue, I decided to go for ... Continue Reading →
Jason Bowman- Strength, Flexibility, And Balance
Special request from some of my lady friends to post this
Jason Bowman gives an epic performance here, showing off his talents as a Yogi and a philosopher. My hat goes off ... Continue Reading →
A Fascinating Story Of Reincarnation- But Is It Real?
James was just another normal kid growing up in the south; but at the age of 2, he began displaying strange behaviors such as telling stories of sinking planes and obsessing over WWII ... Continue Reading →
The History Of Yoga In America: Part 4
Continued from part 1, part 2, & part 3
In short, the vogue for postural yoga since the 1990s was not, despite its multiple antecedents, the inevitable culmination of linear growth. ... Continue Reading →
The History Of Yoga In America: Part 3
Click here for Part 1 & Part 2
The seminal American figure in the exclusionary period was an outrageous character, Pierre Bernard (1876–1955), whose life story seems ready-made ... Continue Reading →