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written by admin
on 02/14/12
All sites, Yoga

I like to pick up Master Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras especially when I’m feeling overwhelmed and off-balance.

I can’t think of a better resource to restore my sense of being grounded.  The following verse is resonating with me this week:

Yoga Sutra 1:31
~ Dukha-daurmanasya-angameja-yatva-shvasa-prasvasa viksepa sahabhuvah ~
duhka, grief
daurmanasya, anxiety, worry
angamejayatva, unsteadiness of the body
shvasaprashvasa, irregular inspiration and expiration
visepa-...

written by rachel
on 02/09/12

319 Since its inception Wanderlust has been a celebration of community, building Kula together with many smaller communities across the nation. The friendships, connections and shared moments that form during the four days of the festival expand far...

written by YOGANONYMOUS
on 02/08/12
All sites, General, Music, Wanderings

Think about the thoughts, words and sounds you experienced or created today.

When you listened to music, what kind was it? When you had a conversation with a colleague, what was the tone? What were your thoughts after that conversation?

You may be familiar with the work of Japanese doctor, Masuru Emoto. He began studying frozen water about two decades ago. His research team immediately noticed a difference in samples taken from different geographic areas. Water from rural areas produced beautiful, unique crystals. Samples from densely populated, and...

written by Jeff Krasno
on 02/06/12

 

It’s dad’s night to cook and my eldest daughter and I head to the local grocery store. Hamburgers it is (big surprise). We weave our way through the aisles in search of the miniscule cubby reserved for grass-fed meat. And there’s a pound of grass-fed chuck for $10.  Our earth/animal friendly meat is stacked amongst of sea of industrial ground beef priced at approximately $3 per pound.

We grab a bottle of Annie’s Organic ketchup along the way for $5. All the ingredients are certified organic including cane sugar. The bottle of Heinz next to it is $3.

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written by JakeB
on 02/03/12
All sites, General

One of our favorite things to do while not hustling hard on making the festival experience a real live thing is to stumble around the internet watching interesting videos of things we like (or may like)

The other day, we stumbled upon this gorgeous time-lapse video of Tahoe, from day to night, and Truckee to Tahoe City. Watch below! Do you recognize some of the iconic spots where you may have practiced yoga?

written by JakeB
on 02/01/12
All sites, General

Everytime we go to the airport, we often find ourselves wishing to take out a yoga mat at the terminal and loosen up before tightening up in the air. Besides the fact that you are practicing in the middle of a terminal, it's way too noisy to find peace.

Luckily the San Francisco airport just announced that they have opened a "Yoga Room", a place to find peace in a chaotic setting. Check out what the Washington Post had to say below.


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written by YOGANONYMOUS
on 01/31/12
All sites, General, Yoga

“I love my life.”

How do you feel when you hear someone say that? Do you feel like, “Yeah, me too!”?

Or do you feel envious? “How arrogant! Where do you get off lovingyour life? Especially when mine stinks.”?

Recently I ran into someone who asked me what was going on in my life. I told them I was just about to be on Good Morning America and was very excited about that. They didn’t say congratulations or ask me any other questions. Instead of being happy for me, their thoughts turned to, “What am I doing wrong with my life?”
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written by Tali Koziol
on 01/12/12
California, Colorado, Vermont, Yoga

When I was younger, ready to graduate high school, I didn’t yearn for that full college experience. Living in a dorm, eating in a cafeteria, college parties, none of it interested me. I stayed in Denver, went to school and worked full–time. I got good grades, learned a ton and had some fun in the process. I felt like I had a good college experience.

It wasn’t until I entered my 200 hour teacher training when I realized I hadn’t created those special life-long friendships others do in college. I felt like maybe I missed something by not living on campus or...

written by JakeB
on 01/05/12

Shiva Rea addresses the Speakeasy attendees in Squaw Valley (2011) regarding Yoga Energy Activism: how we can regenerate our energy linking our heart, body, home and ecology.

Shiva Rea, M.A. is a yogini firekeeper, sacred activist, global adventurer and leading innovator in the evolution of prana flow yoga, transformational vinyasa flow integrating the tantric bhakti roots of yoga, Krishnamacharya's teachings and a universal, quantum approach to the body. Shiva is known...

written by JakeB
on 12/22/11

The ancient tradition of tantra yoga is the ultimate science of fulfillment. Illuminating both the path of self-knowledge and the path of becoming the person you were meant to be, the teachings provide a roadmap to uncover your soul's call to greatness and to unlock your capacity to achieve it. In this lecture Rod discusses his new book, The Four Desires and outlines the keys to fulfilling your worldly and spiritual potential, achieving your ultimate destiny, the science of creating thought into form, and the keys to finding and fulfilling your dharma.

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