An Uplifting Experience
Do you gauge your practice by the number of poses you can add to your asana repertoire? I enjoy the back-to-basics Yoga: simple sitting, simple standing,
An Uplifting Experience Read More »
Do you gauge your practice by the number of poses you can add to your asana repertoire? I enjoy the back-to-basics Yoga: simple sitting, simple standing,
An Uplifting Experience Read More »
We are pure potential. The exigencies of life kicks in and a tragedy, an accident or an unexpected occurrence side-swipes us; But we are still
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When it comes to sound design principles, solid construction techniques and appropriate plant selection, Hank and Susan Moorlag come out in aces and spades(pun intended).
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Fasting has several purposes throughout many cultures: one being religious and the other for improving physical health. Fasting methods range from eliminating certain foods to
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Mother Nature is rather inhospitable for northern gardeners: poor soil, short growing season, bitter winters and often difficult access to water. Undaunted by these obstacles,
A Yukon Woman and her Wilderness Oasis Read More »
During a recent conversation with a friend, she told me how she cleared emotional energy during a workshop. After decades of holding emotional childhood trauma,
Transforming Tears to Laughter Read More »
In the early 70s, when I began Hatha Yoga at the local Whitehorse YWCA, using props was not an option. We all bumbled as long
To Prop or Not to Prop Read More »
The words that come to mind when I think of the third chakra are fire, transformation, will, power, energy and control. We are all on
Igniting the Third Chakra Read More »
Within these two past days, there were two vehicle collisions. There was a murder reported. From where I’m looking, it is difficult to discern whether
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Homo Sapiens are predominantly visual beings. Our attention follows wherever our eyes lead us. On the mat it could be the person with the hip
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Anodea Judith, author of Western Body Eastern Mind, wrote that the Earth is the “universal ground for all that we do. Our bodies are the
An Evolutionary Journey of the Earth through Asanas Read More »
BY LILLIAN STRAUSS Janelle Hardy jetted half way around the world to Australia to become a licensed Hellerwork practitioner. Her training was intense. In a
Releasing Through Deep Touch Read More »
Yoga is not a “one-size-fits-all” activity. A Yoga practice should reflect where we are in our life. As we age, we become less resilient.
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In this day of scientific scrutiny, even love can be examined in the lab. The brain hormones such as oxytocin, serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine create
Romancing Your Yoga Practice Read More »