"As for me yes I want to remember that in my next lifetime, if there is such thing, I want to take that Road and if the universe conjures let it be THEN what I imagine it to be Now." I woke... Continue Reading →
TIME (5/2, MacMillan) reports “yoga may provide relief from” menstrual cramps, PMS, and other conditions, “according to a new review of studies published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine.” Researchers reviewed “15 studies that looked at how a... Continue Reading →
Had a thought and looking for answers! In the traditional Ashtanga Yoga sequence, a vinyasa is performed in between sides of a posture. For example, Janu Shirsasana is done on the Right side, then a vinyasa is done, then Janu... Continue Reading →
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Personally I have an addictive temperament. Cannabis, chocolate, sweet things, amphetamines, needing to be seen. All these I have been addicted to at different times. Nowadays one addiction of mine is clicking and checking on BBC World News about 10-20... Continue Reading →
"Two classes each week reduced fatigue and improved sexual function" By. Amanda MacMillan Researchers have put yoga to the scientific test for years, and the results so far have been impressive. The practice has been shown to lower risk for... Continue Reading →
PHILADELPHIA – Men who attended a structured yoga class twice a week during prostate cancer radiation treatment reported less fatigue and better sexual and urinary function than those who didn't, according to a clinical trial led by the Perelman School... Continue Reading →
Every question you might have about beginning yoga, Jessamyn Stanley has probably heard. “‘Is this a religion? Do you have to be thin? What if I fart in class?’ ” says the Durham, North Carolina-based yoga instructor. But beyond the... Continue Reading →
How long will you search for what is not lost? Teaching and practicing Yoga turns on spot lights of reflection, glimpses of thoughts passing through my mind while others lay on the mat. I see people holding it together on the mat... Continue Reading →
