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August, 2022

Dhyāna: Be Still. Be Here Now.

by Olga Oskorbina

Scientists have calculated that over the course of one day in our modern world we consume five times more information than people did 30 years ago. As a result of this our concentration span is diminishing. When closing our eyes for meditation practice …

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July, 2022

Nāda Yoga: Union through Sound

by Nora Lim

Nāda is classified into two forms: anāhata and āhata. Anāhata,” the unstruck”, is the vibratory primordial sound of creation that requires no friction to be produced. Also known as prānava, or Om (A-U-M), it is a sound perceptible only to our subtle sp …

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June, 2022

Bhakti: What We Worship

by Martyna Dharmina Febre

In the Jivamukti tradition Bhakti, Devotion, is a key element in every class, because if we aren’t consciously focusing our mind on something beyond ourselves or some sort of sacred energy, we might end up worshipping mundane issues like ambition, vani …

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May, 2022

Beyond Ahiṃsā: Restraining & Releasing

by Jessica Stickler

Ahiṃsā, non-harming, is a practice that can lead us to yoga and is categorized as a ‘restraint’ or yama – a practice of holding back or restraining ourselves from causing harm. The idea of restraint implies that harming may already have been there – un …

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April, 2022

About Āsana

by Jules Febre

Āsana can act a vortex pulling into its practice kindness, devotion, stillness, beauty and self reflection. As we move our body and attune our mind through an āsana practice we are simultaneously planting the seeds of devotion. Each time we come back t …

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March, 2022

Finding our Foundations

by Jules Febre

Yoga is a word that encompasses a very wide range. It can refer to practices as well as end results. There are yoga traditions that hail from the Himalayas and those that have been reimagined and brought west. The word yoga has become well known in man …

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February, 2022

God in Drag

by Ian Szydlowski-Alvarez

Ādi Shaṅkarācārya the great Vedantic scholar from the 8th Century said this verse was not meant for ritual, like so much of the Vedas but that its purpose was to reveal the light of awareness as the nature of true Self or Atman. The Isha in the title o …

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January, 2022

Dying Daily

by Moritz Ulrich

It is the new year, and you might have expected a more uplifting title. Dying is not the first thing that comes to mind when we contemplate over new year’s resolutions. They usually focus on creating something new or adding a habit like: “From now on, …

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December, 2021

The Yoga of Relationships

by Camilla Veen

This verse is from the ‘Pandava Gita’, a collection of poems to god in the form of Krishna. It is often also chanted to the guru, as god and guru are essentially the same. In the Indian tradition the first and maybe most important guru is your mother – …

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November, 2021

Life Is Cosmos, not Chaos

by Petros Haffenrichter

We are familiar with the phrase one should be the change one wishes to see in the world. In reality, that is the only change there is, as what you see is actually you. Change is always and constant, the question or practice is to understand patterns, t …

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October, 2021

Yoga is Action

by Jules Febre

When you think about a yoga practice space, the perfect practice space, what comes to mind? What are non-negotiable items for you? Does the floor need to be flat and firm? Do you need walls, windows, natural light or an altar? There is an interesting v …

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September, 2021

A Simple Acorn

by Andrea Kwiatkowski

On my altar lies a simple acorn, it is small and can fit in my hand. It reminds me daily of the saying “ Great oaks from little acorns grow ”. Within that acorn lies the potential to start a whole forest of oak trees, all it needs is to be planted in t …

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