Yoga and Community
In celebration of Yoga Month, Los Angeles recently hosted the Yoga Health Festival with Global Mala as part of the festival’s ten-city tour.
This is our second year of attending the festival, and we found that there were quite a lot of changes from last year. For a start, the venue was changed from the LA convention center to the beautiful campus of Loyola Marymount University. (more…)
Posted on October 7th, 2008 in Yoga and Community, Mommy and Baby
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After a four-year NFL career, Sean Conley was forced to give up professional football due to a series of injuries. Now, as a former NFL player, he is not working out in the same way he once did. In a recent interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Sean reflects that “I spent my whole life building strength, muscle and speed.” But since his retirement from the NFL, Sean has shifted his focus to a different type of workout. These days, you will find him sweating it out in a yoga class – often in the company of his NFL friends. (more…)
Posted on October 7th, 2008 in Yoga for Healing Injuries, Yoga and Community
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There is often a great deal of controversy surrounding yoga when it is offered in church centers. This is due to the perception that yoga is being promoted as a “religious” practice. However, many people of varied faiths have found a way to understand and accept yoga for its physical benefits while managing to infuse their own spiritual practices. (more…)
Posted on October 3rd, 2008 in Yoga and Community, Devotional Yoga
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From the very first day of my son’s birth, I’ve been giving him a nightly massage after his bath or shower. This has become a precious ritual that we share together, like the Mommy Baby Yoga classes that we used to do when he was a baby. (more…)
Posted on October 2nd, 2008 in Yoga and Community, Mommy and Baby
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Practicing yoga is universal. And the profile of an individual who enjoys yoga is widely diverse. From athletes to toddlers, there is a form of yoga that can benefit every need. (more…)
Posted on September 26th, 2008 in Benefits of Yoga, Yoga and Community
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It’s been a wonderful journey watching my son grow and develop over these past 18 months.
So many of us take for granted how we’ve grown and evolved from children into our emotional and physical adult selves. As adults, how many times have we just resigned ourselves to being a certain way without thinking that we could initiate changes and enhance our inner and outer selves? (more…)
Posted on September 18th, 2008 in Yoga and Community, Mommy and Baby
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After leaving a successful career in advertising and marketing, Stacia Wells found a new passion in creating yoga athletic clothing for women – and her muse was a circle of goddesses. (more…)
Posted on September 12th, 2008 in Yoga and Community, Yoga for Women
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I recently spent a week in Vancouver, Canada. They call it “Beautiful British Columbia” and so it is. The city seems to stay fresh and clean from all the rain. The amazing pine trees add fresh oxygen to the air. It’s quite awesome to see how the city has built itself up through the years and yet has managed to retain its natural beauty. (more…)
Posted on September 11th, 2008 in Yoga and Community, Mommy and Baby
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So we bought a new house – and it is quite an adventure. I had been warned by lots of people that it would be a trying and challenging experience, but I felt that with all of my connection to my yoga practice and meditation, I would be well prepared for the transition. (more…)
Posted on September 4th, 2008 in Yoga and Community, Yoga for Every Day
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We walk down the street, holding our guts in, showing off our newest outfit from the latest designer, and looking down through Prada glasses in our aloofness at the world.
Or we find ourselves trying to fake our way through a project because we fear that there will be huge ramifications if we do not appear to have all the knowledge. (more…)
Posted on September 2nd, 2008 in Yoga and Community, Yoga for Every Day
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