Ayurvedic Strategies for Balance By Michael Rhadeya Plasha Ayurveda is usually translated as the science of longevity. The intention of Ayurveda is to bring our doshas, or…
By Bharata Wingham, Laugha Yoga® Leader and Teacher A cheerful heart does good like a medicine: but a broken spiritmakes one sick.—Proverbs 17:22 Laugh for the health…
Excerpted from Pelvic Liberation: Using Yoga, Self-Inquiry, and Breath Awareness for Pelvic Health, by Leslie Howard Vertical structures like skyscrapers need to move; they need to be…
An Interview with Satya Greenstone, E-RYT 500, C-IAYT Have you ever wondered how Yoga helps with detox? We sat down with Satya Greenstone, a primary teacher trainer…
By Sandra Susheela Gilbert, director and senior faculty of YCat In the documentary The Emperor of All Maladies, Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee says, “There is no archetypical response…
An Interview with Joann Lutz Can you imagine a future in which someone’s first introduction to Yoga is not in a gym or classroom, but in a…
An Interview with Raama Das Often misunderstood, Tantra is a branch of Yoga that encompasses many schools and lineages and includes various practices and philosophical threads, much…
Sleep Solutions—Yoga Style By Julie Lusk How’s Your Sleep? Are you getting enough sleep? Are you tired of being tired? Could you be suffering from sleep deprivation? Well,…
“The best remedy for any illness is laughter.” —Sri Swami Satchidananda “Friends find each other through laughter.” –Bharata Wingham “Levity relieves stress and ends the fear of death.”…
From the Inside Out: Yoga for the Special Child An Interview with Sivakami Sonia Sumar Science confirms that Yoga works on deep levels and in all systems…
