Jennifer Siegel grew up being a ballerina. By the time she was 15, her chiropractor warned her that she was…
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Yoga is more than poses.
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If you’ve ever read the 12 steps, the fifth niyama, or moral imperative of yoga, will look very familiar. Isvara…
The fourth niyama, or ethical imperative of yoga, is svadhyaya, which means the study of the self and sacred texts.…
Yoga’s third niyama, or ethical mandate, is tapas. This means burning zeal for practice. It refers to directing our greatest…
Yoga’s second niyama, or moral imperative, is santosha. This translates from Sanskrit as “contentment.” To be our happiest, we must…
I once lived in a one-towel punk rock household where nobody ever took out our empty beer cans. We’d sit…
Imagine you’re a 15-year-old girl, and you enter a room where a bunch of friends await you, gathered around a…
Continuing with our study of yoga philosophy, this month’s column delves into the yama, or ethical restraint, of brahmacarya. You…
Continuing with our study of yoga philosophy, this month’s column delves into the yama, or ethical restraint, of asteya. What’s…
Continuing with our study of yoga philosophy, this month’s column delves into the yama, or ethical restraint, of satya. The…
Yoga is more than poses. The word yoga means “to yoke.” In this case, we’re trying to yoke our own…