How We Breathe: Moving things around
May 13, 2018
0 comments
breathing, practice, pranayama, Series: How we breathe, to yog, viniyoga, yoga, yoga classes
Introduction We usually just think of the breath as being Oxygen in and CO2 out…if we think about the breath at all. Yoga practitioners may think about prâna. But few of us take the time to contemplate all the other things that move around because of the breath. Most of us know a little about
Teaching yoga from the heart
January 5, 2018
1 comment
breathing, mantra and kirtan, patience, practice, pranayama, thoughts and musings, to yog, viniyoga, yoga classes, yoga philosophy
Every day I wake up thinking about yoga. It has been like this for as long as I can remember. It is my deepest passion, my guiding light, the shining star in my sky. Yoga teachers are bound to one fundamental rule: you can only teach what you know. And knowing yoga is about doing
Get on your mat! Yoga to ease the symptoms of menopause
January 4, 2018
0 comments
breathing, practice, pranayama, thoughts and musings, to yog, viniyoga, yoga classes, yoga philosophy, yoga therapy for breast cancer
I came across this article about the benefits of yoga for peri-menopausal and post-menopausal women. I just had to share! The study was done by researchers in Germany, and examined groups of women in the USA, India, Brazil, China, South Korea and Germany. What is really interesting about the breadth of the study groups is
On yoga and loneliness (the scourge of our times)
January 3, 2018
1 comment
breathing, patience, practice, thoughts and musings, to yog, viniyoga, yoga classes, yoga philosophy
In this morning’s post, I mentioned one of the benefits of yoga is the relief of loneliness. This is not often mentioned when people talk about yoga. Mostly, yoga is said to relieve back pain, insomnia, sluggish digestion and various other physical ailments. Those of us who practice yoga with any degree of seriousness know
New Year, new you
January 3, 2018
1 comment
breathing, practice, pranayama, thoughts and musings, to yog, yoga classes, yoga philosophy
Good morning dear yogis, or yogis-to-be! Wouldn’t you like to make 2018 the year that you take up yoga? Yoga is so ubiquitous now, it seems almost silly not to at least try? But why should yoga be everywhere, and now? Because it complements any other form of physical education or sport, but can also
New Term starts 12-Sept-2017
August 29, 2017
0 comments
breathing, events - eventos, practice, pranayama, to yog, viniyoga, yoga classes
Hey people, sorry it’s been a while. The summer term has gone swimmingly and I’ve been kept busyingly busy!. Classes were sometimes full to overflowing, sometimes empty to the point of silence. But, the 90-days of consecutive classes is drawing to an end. And, of course, I have got my fingers in the pot, planning
Some wise words about "how" to do yoga.
https://qz.com/1010262/international-yoga-day-indias-oldest-yogini-says-youre-doing-yoga-wrong-if-youre-working-up-a-sweat/
PMPS: Post Mastectomy Pain Syndrome
June 14, 2015
0 comments
breathing, practice, to yog, viniyoga, yoga classes, yoga therapy for breast cancer
Introduction Among breast cancer patients, a common complaint is numbness or tingling in the upper-inner arm. This is called neuropathy and is often down to damage to one particular nerve: the intercostobrachial nerve. ICBN The intercostobrachial nerve (ICBN) is connected to the brachial plexus and innervates the axilla, medial arm and anterior chest wall.
El método y la meta
Ayer, tuve el placer de dar una clase en una Jornada de Bienestar y Salud, en Dénia. Habían unos 20 personas. Entre ellos, algunos novatos, y algunos que ya practican hatha yoga. Es curioso como los que ya practican yoga piden casi siempre clases y posturas avanzadas. De un lado, lo puedo entender, este deseo
Musings: The unsung note
I had the great pleasure of returning to the stage this Thursday past. Yes, dear yogis, in my spare time I am a singer-songwriter. I began this odyssey years ago. In fact, I could say that I have always been a musician. As child I played the oboe, and the recorder. I used to sit