It’s the end of the year already. Yes, the year has flown by and year-end has now come upon us.

With that has come clarity for me. I am now beginning to understand why the universe guided me towards leading yoga sessions with the team. It has all become very clear this past week. (more…)

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The YogaHub team works hard to search the ends of the Internet and beyond sifting and sorting through news, videos, products and more to bring you the best of our ever evolving yoga world.

Now we want to hear from you, our members, our subscribers, our devoted visitors. (more…)

If you’re reading this, then you obviously know about YogaHub and have either subscribed to our weekly postcards and/or our newsletter.

However, did you know that we have our very own social networking yoga community? If you have not already done so, you should really think about signing up because right now, it’s completely free! (more…)

Wow ~ time really does fly when you’re having fun! And that’s just what we’ve been having here at YogaHub – lots of fun researching and writing our newsletters on anything and everything to do with yoga.
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Welcome to our latest addition! Our YogaHub team blog has just been launched, and you are cordially invited to share your insights, guidance, and support for our journey into the world of Yoga. Here at YogaHub, there are no yoga experts – like you, we are all just students experiencing and exploring the many paths that lie ahead.
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We are thrilled to announce our newest video entry to YogaHub.tv – the SYTAR (Symposium for Yoga Therapy and Research) coverage video. YogaHub is committed to being your host at local and international events and to produce a series of intimate interviews with the presenters, and participants for the YogaHub community. (more…)

This is the literal Latin meaning of the word solstice (sol -sun, sistere – standing). Between December 20 and 23 the Winter Solstice is celebrated throughout the Northern Hemisphere (Southern Hemisphere celebrates June 20-23).  This time has commonly been known for  mid-winter celebrations such as Christmas, Hanukkah, and  Kwanzaa.

In ancient cultures the Winter Solstice was considered as a turning point in the year. Many communities centered their most holy and sacred buildings such as tombs and temples upon the direct alignment with the solstices.  Today, we simply define this day as “the shortest day, the longest night.” Or more scientifically “the earth leans slightly on its axis…it’s 23 degrees and 27 minutes off the perpendicular to the plane of orbit. ‘’ (more…)

Wow! What an exciting week it’s been for us here at YogaHub as we’ve finally put the finishing touches on an exciting new project we’ve been working on for several months.

Our new Audio Yoga eGrams are a 52-week postcard series incorporating creative imagery, motivational quotes and approximately 60 seconds of audio yoga tips to inspire you and help keep you focused on your own personal yoga practice. (more…)