Video: Discover the Ultimate Yoga Retreat in Paradise

Are you ready for a transformative yoga retreat in Playa del Carmen? 🌴 Join us for an unforgettable experience that blends tradition, innovation, and breathtaking beauty. Dive into daily Mysore yoga sessions and revitalize your body with cold plunge therapy on the serene beach. 🏖️ Our retreat offers personalized accommodations and curated excursions, including exploring Mayan ruins and vibrant local spots. Connect with like-minded individuals and rejuvenate your spirit. 🌊 This isn’t just a retreat; it’s an adventure into tranquility and connection. Reserve your spot and say yes to renewing your spirit in paradise! #YogaRetreat #PlayaDelCarmen #ParadiseGetaway

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Ashtanga Yoga and Acute and Chronic Pain

One of the most brilliant aspects of the ashtanga vinyasa yoga physical practice lies in its adaptability. Not unlike the swiss army knife housing a blade, a toothpick, and a bottle opener, the ashtanga yoga practice works effectively across a spectrum of applications. Not confined to being solely a central axis meditation, one could also consider the vinyasa practice a kind of physical therapy. After all, Guruji referred to the primary series of ashtanga yoga as “yoga therapy” — yoga chitiksa. The premise here is that this practice, when done correctly, heals the body. What needs healing, one might ask? To my mind, its an easing of chronic pain, the kind that subsist long after trauma has been healed. The other is acute pain, the…

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A Yogi’s Guide to the Branches of Yoga

Introduction: Welcome fellow yogis! Today we are going to explore the diverse branches of yoga and understand their origins. This guide will help deepen our understanding of Bhakti, Jnana, Raja, Tantra, and Hatha Yoga. So, roll out your mat, breathe, and let’s get started. Bhakti: Yoga of Devotion Bhakti yoga is known as the path of devotion. Those who practice Bhakti yoga see the divine in all. They believe in invoking love and feeling a sense of closeness to the divine through their thoughts, words, and deeds. The practices of Bhakti yoga include chanting mantras and kirtan. Krishna has explained this yogic path in “The Bhagavad Gita.” Karma: Yoga of Action Karma yoga is known as the path of service or union through action. Karma…

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Financial Equity for Yoga Teachers: Building Sustainable Business Models

The financial challenges that many yoga teachers face have been an enduring issue within the industry. For years, teachers have struggled to earn livable wages, often working long hours with little job security, no benefits, and limited opportunities for growth. The COVID-19 pandemic, which devastated the yoga industry and shuttered studios worldwide, exposed just how precarious this financial situation was. Many teachers were left without income, unprepared to weather such a crisis. It has become increasingly clear that financial equity for yoga teachers is not just a matter of fair wages—it’s about creating sustainable business models that can withstand future disruptions. In my work, I have become passionate about addressing this issue, with the hope of helping yoga teachers learn how to create financial stability…

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What Is the Yoga of Synthesis?

If you’ve made it this far, you already know that yoga is an ancient practice that has been around for centuries and is beloved by many for its physical, mental, and spiritual benefits. But did you know that there is a special type of yoga that is even more advanced and powerful? It’s called the yoga of synthesis and it is a unique approach that combines a variety of yogic traditions to provide a holistic experience. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at what the yoga of synthesis is, as well as how it differs from other types of yoga. We’ll explore how this approach can help to bring peace, balance, and well-being into your life. Lastly, we’ll provide some tips on how…

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Bonsai and the Gita: The Living Art of Letting Go

[quote style=”1″]be intent on action, not on the fruits of action. avoid attachment to the fruits. — (Bhagavad-Gita 2:47)[/quote] The walls shook, the windows shattered. Each and every family member was sliced by the implosive force of the atomic bomb. In the back of the Yamaki home was a garden full of exquisite trees. Not cloud piercing orchards full of fruit-bearing blossoms, but a collection of diminutive trees and gardens of cool water-rubbed stone. Some gave a sense of whimsy, the kind of tree and knoll atop which a fairy might read her latest tome, whilst others would look right at home in a forest of their size dissonant kin. For an island so small to have a wall so tall was one of a…

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Video: Transforming the Yoga Industry Post-COVID: A New Era

Can the yoga industry emerge stronger after COVID-19? 🧘 Join Michael Johal as he explores how the pandemic has unveiled critical challenges within the yoga world. Discover how to turn these challenges into opportunities for genuine, sustainable change.

In this video, you’ll learn about:
– The seismic shift in yoga practices and the rise of digital adaptations
– How to prioritize community, equity, and sustainability as core values
– Strategies for supporting professionals and maintaining yoga’s spiritual essence

Witness a call to action for all who are passionate about practicing and teaching yoga. Let’s create a thriving, community-driven ecosystem that respects tradition and addresses modern needs. ✨

Watch now and become part of a pivotal movement for yoga’s rebirth.

#YogaTransformation #PostCOVIDYoga #SustainableYoga

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