by Tanja Djelevic | February 21st, 2008 | Comments (5)
topic: Fitness | tags: joy, mind body connection and positivity
When I started jazz ballet and folk dance at a very young age, it brought me so much joy! It was the catalyst that led me to study many forms of movement including Pilates, kickboxing, body sculpting, yoga, and functional training (training for movements that are part of everyday life and your core sports or ... read more
by Rodney Yee | February 20th, 2008 | Comments (4)
topic: Yoga | tags: balance and Gesshu Soko
Zen Master poet Gesshu Soko writes:
Inhale, exhale
Forward, back
Living, dying:
Arrows, let flown each to each
Meet midway and slice
The void in aimless flight –
Thus I return to the source.
In asana practice, we try to balance right and left, front and back, top and bottom. On a very subtle level, we align the human body, so that ... read more
by John Schaeffer | February 19th, 2008 | Comments (2)
topic: Green Living | tags: biodiesel and diesel
Every time I pass a gas station I count my blessings. Since I’ve had my own biodiesel tank at my house for the last two years, I’ve almost never had to endure the dubious honor of queuing up in line to fill up my car with fossil fuels shipped from politically unstable countries in the ... read more
by Gaiam Staff | February 15th, 2008 | Comments (2)
topic: Gaiam Roundup | tags: cholesterol, confidence, drought, eco design, global warming, green jobs, health, heart, love and oil
Every week we highlight the best articles, blogs, news, videos and interesting Web tidbits to help you live green, be healthy, and connect with your sense of spirituality. Read our roundup for info that just helps you live better.
Being Clear About Desires: Getting What We Want
The best way to get what we want from life ... read more
by Rodney Yee | February 13th, 2008 | Comments (5)
topic: Personal Growth, Yoga | tags: deepen your yoga practice, purpose, service and world hunger
My eldest brother is turning 60 today. Traditionally, 60 is a very significant birthday for the Chinese. I believe it marked a time when people would start letting go of their worldly possessions and embark on a life of spiritual seeking. It marked the time of the beginning of wisdom. ... read more