Love & Sex

Body image shows up everywhere—including between the sheets.

Yoga and relationship luminaries Rina Jakubowicz and Eric Paskel share how they avoid resentment and keep their bond strong.

Learn how partner yoga can positively impact your relationship with your partner.

Let love in by practicing these self-compassion postures first.

Try an affirmation practice to create a more satisfying sex life and spiritual life.

Plus, 10 ways yoga leads to better sex, and a guided meditation that’ll put you in the mood.

Rocked by #metoo stories of sexual misconduct in the yoga community and beyond, students, teachers, and organizations alike are speaking out—and figuring out where we go from here. Whether you’ve been personally affected or simply want to do what you can to help, here’s a place to start.

Last week, Rachel Brathen (aka @Yoga_Girl) shattered the yoga world when she collected more than 300 #MeToo experiences in what the yogis thought was a safe space.

Check out Jennifer D'Angelo Friedman's author page.

When powerful teachings, charismatic instructors, and receptive students come together in a spiritual community, intimate relationships have the potential to bloom.

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You know that boost meditation can give your day? Think what it could do for your night... Use this guided practice from our partner Meditation Studio to enhance your sensory awareness before heading to bed.

Yoga might be the secret to better sex. Teachers, doctors, experts, and studies say it can be. Discover here how what you do on the mat is practice for what you do in the bedroom.

Curious how you and your partner match up between the sheets? Here is astrologer Debra Silverman's cheat sheet of each sign's turn-ons and turn-offs.

Valentine's Day is coming up, and if you're single or stuck in a going-nowhere relationship, you might want to start looking for a date whose profile resembles your own, says Debra Silverman, yogi Seane Corn's astrologer and the author of The Missing Element: Inspiring Compassion for the Human Condition.

The following sequences draw from ancient Taoist and Tantric energy practices as well as modern science.

Yoga classes can provide prime conditions for intimate relationships 
to bloom, thanks 
to physical proximity and a shared trust. But is it professional
—or ethical?

Some couples’ therapists are now offering partner yoga as a treatment for improving sex lives and forging stronger bonds.

Here, insights and 
evidence from academics, yogis, and other experts in the fields of 
conscious living, social criticism, and neurology for the answer.

Allow our yoga advice to fuel your love life. Let your practice deepen your knowledge of love and enrich your ability to share it with your partner.

Yoga helps you access the present moment as well as your personal power and potential, getting you in touch with your physical, spiritual, and emotional sides.

Everyone benefits from a little more lovin' in their lives. Here's how yoga can help.

Here's how to cultivate compassion for others—and why opening your heart helps you too.

Rather than repress sexual urges, or constantly act on them, yoga has taught Neal Pollack to observe his desires, and not let a greedy mind run the show.

Equinox releases a second sexy yoga video, this time showing yoga as a couple's practice.

On the heels of a sensational article about yoga and sex, yoga scholars weigh in.

A New York Times article blames recent scandal in the yoga community to yoga's purported roots as a sex cult.

Are there too many stories about sex and yoga in the news? Does any of it have anything to do with the practice?

Keep your libido strong by balancing your body, mind, and emotions.

A study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine confirmed what many yogis have long known.

Relationships and love can be difficult and painful. Here's a yogi's guide to dealing with the ups and downs of  love in a healthy way.

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Applying buddhist teachings to emotional healing with relationships, marriage, and lust.

Ancient texts insist celibacy is a must on the yogic path, but few modern yogis opt for such an ascetic lifestyle.

Alternative approaches to treat erectile dysfunction beyond medication have been shown to be effective, including exercise, stress management, sex therapy, and yoga.

Meditation and yoga allow you to weather the sudden storms in your relationships.