[av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=”] by Rhona Parsons, SOYA500 Are you looking for a way to strengthen your Yoga practice and that of your students? I have been teaching Yoga for 19 years and when I became a Pilates instructor in 2000 I...
I really don’t like toxic sprays in my yard because we have pets and a little herb garden. I came across this very simple but safe recipe for killing the weeds that come up on the patio and driveway. It works extremely well in one day and has only 3 ingredients:...
Pushpaputa mudra is a gesture of offering a handful of flowers to the Divine. You are the offering – you are the flowers, when you are open to what the Divine lays before you. A great time to try this mudra is after opening yourself up with back-bends. Combine...
by Dorothy Fizzell, SOYA, E-RYT500, IYTA Many people wonder how I can practice both yoga and karate-do. People say “Yoga represents harmony, peace and compassion, while karate represents violence, war and intimidation.” For me, the practice of yoga and karate are...
Original article by Helen Mikuska, SOYA Alumni, E-RYT500, IYTA Yoga sadhana means “spiritual practice.” The word “sadhana” in Sanskrit can be translated as “ an effort consistently exercised towards the achievement of a purpose.” In this sense, every effort we put...
(another sneak peak from Mug’s book) Sarva means “all”, dvara means “door”, and baddha means “bound.” All the doors or gates where prana can escape are closed. Sit comfortably and apply shanmukhi mudra (cover the ears with...
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