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Your Weekly Horoscope, August 23-29, 2026: Releasing the Old

Time to let some things in the past. The post Your Weekly Horoscope, August 23-29, 2026: Releasing the Old appeared first on Yoga Journal.

Iranovy’s Gratitude Story: The Power of Thank You

Trigger Warning: This story mentions a difficult pregnancy, premature birth, and hospitalization. Please read with care. The hardest period in Iranovy's life began when she became a mother. Her pregnancy was difficult, and her daughter was born prematurely, weighing...

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Practicing Contentment Made My Summer Simpler and More Abundant

Santosha is a yogic principle that roughly translates to "contentment." It turns out it can make your summer (and life) more fun. The post Practicing Contentment Made My Summer Simpler and More Abundant appeared first on Yoga Journal.

The Quiet Work of Becoming Resilient

We hear about resilience often, yet most of us don’t recognize it when it quietly appears in our own life. It doesn’t always look like strength or steadiness. Sometimes resilience is a trembling breath we manage to stay with when we’re meditating after a stressful...

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Loving Someone on a Different Path

You go on a retreat, finish a training, dive into therapy, or spend a week doing the kind of inner work that shifts something real inside you. You come home changed, while the person you love most is still exactly the same. The same habits, the same reactions, the...

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Nourish Yourself

Paramita is a Sanskrit word that means “gone to the other shore.” Whenever I read this definition, I imagine myself swimming out to sea, leaving behind what is familiar but limiting in search of a more skillful way of relating to my life.  The six...

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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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