Why didn’t I think of Post-Natal yoga?
Why did it take me so long to think about post-natal yoga? Since having my baby, all I’ve looked forward to was being able to take him to Mommy and Baby Yoga. Well, this week, mainly because I needed to use up my valuable series of classes, I decided to attend other classes without my little one. (more…)Continue Reading: Why didn’t I think of Post-Natal yoga?




As my practice progresses, my list of questions continue to increase. Just when I was getting the flow right with my Sun Salutation commitment, I found that my spirit was asking for some clarification.
So, I kept that thought in mind, knowing that when I least expect it the answer will make itself present.
When a “slightly overweight, curvaceous, rounded” woman or man first considers a yoga practice, they pause with concerns. Most are what every other new student asks, “How will I bend like that?” “Do I have to be in shape to take a class?” But what continues in their mind is the reality that their extra girth will be a challenge in even the simplest twist or bend.
Continuing with our resources for a lasting yoga practice, here are a couple of books considered to be staples for an advancing yoga practice.
In Ojai, California we find 
A yoga class can be a place where students, especially female students, may experience issues around authority, self-authority, and their bodies. Certainly I have, when stepping into a class and placing myself onto my yoga mat in front of a yoga teacher I do not know, whom, I hope, will know how to work with my limitations. 