Creating Jobs through Yoga in Kenya
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It's easy to practice non-attachment when things aren't going well, Neal Pollack writes, but what about when they are?
Chess and yoga have more similarities than you might think. A recent essay explores why both disciplines have lasted throughout the centuries.
Now that spring is officially in bloom, Erica Rodefer Winters is adding poses into her practice that celebrate the season.
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"Use your practice as a seat from which to view your own habits, and to choose which are best continued and which should be abandoned," writes Sage Rountree.
Sometimes it can be fun to break the rules as long as you do it safely, writes Erica Rodefer Winters
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Katie Silcox explains how to tune into the prana body and remove obstacles to your own luminescence.
Sherri Meyer found her inner peace and stability by using yoga for grief and loss.
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Five tips for eliminating plastic waste from your life.
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Kathryn Budig walks us through a truly badass transition from Headstand to Chaturanga.
Studies shed new light on the best sunscreens for your skin, we show you how to utilize them to protect your skin.
Yoga isn't limited to asana, says Neal Pollack. The longer he practices, the more he realizes just how complex and deep this path is.
A classical music station in New York creates special playlists for yoga studios in celebration of Bach.
Strengthening your core from the inside out lets you move from your center.
"Where you buy your yoga pants is a personal decision—and it seems so strange to judge each other on fashion choices when we try to be non-competitive about the poses themselves."
Practice along with this Master Class sequence leading up to Ustrasana.
Use yogic philosophy to find satisfaction in your job, no matter what it is.
When you bring awareness to your alignment and intention, there's plenty of work to do in Sukhasana.
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Sage Rountree teaches a simple but surprisingly complex move that builds core strength and balance at the same time while helping to teach you to stay in alignment during transitions.
With more varieties than ever, oils are having their heyday. Learn which to choose and how to use.
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Erica Rodefer Winters reminds her yoga students to be gentle with themselves—a lesson she had to learn as well.
Back and neck pain forced Albert Marquis to hang up the reins. Through basic yoga stretching, he finds his way back.
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After losing part of her foot to sepsis, Kelly Larson rediscovers yoga for healing and balance—physically and emotionally—through the lessons of yoga.
Chef and Ayurvedic pracitioner Talya Lutzker shares her suggestions for using whole foods to cleanse your body and start fresh this spring.
When antidepressants stopped working, Neal Pollack's yoga practice helped him manage his depression--minus the negative side effects.
Epilepsy threatened Sharon Powell's life until she rediscovered her practice and used yoga for epilepsy to ease the pain.
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Kathryn Budig demonstrates the transition from Tripod Headstand into Chaturanga.
Suffering from brain damage after a car accident, Robin Cohn finds acceptance and healing through yoga.
When Hillary Gibson applied the lessons she'd learned in yoga to her daily runs, she realized she could run further and ease her pain.
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Practicing asana or meditation aren't the only times Erica Rodefer Winters experiences the sense of present mindfulness and peace. Here she shares some other forms that "yoga" takes in her life.
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When he first started a band, Neal Pollack was full of expectations. Today, his music just brings him a lot of joy, in the moment.
Fear of making mistakes is natural in yoga as in life, writes Karen Sherwood, but the anticipation is often far worse than the actual consequence.
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She shouldn't, she couldn't, there's too much to do ... but a quick Savasana turns out to be exactly what Erica Rodefer Winters needed.
Kathryn Budig demonstrates the steps to transition from Headstand to Crane Pose.