The Kundalini Life

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7 Things Every Yoga Teacher Needs to Know About Chair Yoga

You'll amplify your students' experience when you understand these easily overlooked essentials. The post 7 Things Every Yoga Teacher Needs to Know About Chair Yoga appeared first on Yoga Journal.

The Gift of Being Single (More Joy, Less Fear)

“The greatest thing in the world is to know how to belong to oneself.” ~Michel de Montaigne Some people fear spiders. Some fear public speaking. My biggest fear? That my plus-one will always be my own reflection. More and more people are finding themselves in the...

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This Twisting Pose Offers a Deep Stretch—and Calls for an Open Mind

A little softening creates a stronger asana. The post This Twisting Pose Offers a Deep Stretch—and Calls for an Open Mind appeared first on Yoga Journal.

How Koans Show Us the Way

From the moment language blinked into existence, humans have tried to hold onto the words that accompany our mysterious moments of insight. We’ve etched them on bones, written them on papyrus scrolls, attached them to the refrigerator with a magnet. A bit more than a...

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What a Good Horse You Are!

The life story of the Buddha is lofty, elevated, and inspiring, providing us with a role model we can admire and respect. We marvel at Prince Siddhartha’s renunciation of worldly life, and we are in awe at his attainment of buddhahood. But does the story also provide...

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When the Buddha Was a Tree

When I was young, trees were my friends. I’d climb up among the branches of the ones beside our three-story apartment building until I was higher than the roof. Perched among clouds and birds, I found comfort and ease. The friendliest tree was the sycamore. It had...

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What is Kundalini? Translated as "snake" in the ancient language of Sanskrit, it represents the lifeforce energy believed to lay dormant, coiled in the spine until spiritual awakening and the enhanced connection of all seven major chakras. 

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