In February I enrolled in an online business mentoring program for yoga teachers designed around the many faces of the Divine Feminine. I had been looking for a “How to market your holistic health/yoga-like business” type of thing, something to inspire me and give me some tools – and as much as anything else, to give [...]
Archive for the ‘Yoga’ Category
The Business Sensibilities of the Goddess
Posted in Business, Learning, Transition, Vision, Yoga, tagged business, divine feminine, Durga, Laura Cornell, mentoring, Yoga on March 1, 2012 | 5 Comments »
Yoga in the New Year
Posted in Retreat, Vision, Yoga, tagged Community Yoga Austin, Hatha yoga, New Year's resolutions, Soma Vida, Vision, Yoga, YogaYoga on January 10, 2012 | 12 Comments »
Last weekend, as part of my New Year’s retreat, I envisioned the year ahead of me and what I want it to hold. (As I wrote in my last post, I chose to conceptualize my new year’s vision setting as a quest for a one-word theme for the year. Read on to learn the word that rose to [...]
Keeping Good Company
Posted in Buddhism, Guru, Yoga, tagged dharma, Good company, Hatha Yoga Pradipika, High Desert Yoga, sangha on July 29, 2011 | 3 Comments »
One of my teachers, Dr. Claudia Welch, often quotes her guru who once advised her (when she was 7 years old, no less), “Keep good company. Good company makes a man great.” When I hear Dr. Welch repeat these words, I am always taken by the image of a wise old man (whose actual likeness [...]
The Land of the Yogis
Posted in Ayurveda, India, Itinerary, Travel, Yoga, tagged Ayurveda, Ganges, Rishikesh on February 12, 2011 | 11 Comments »
We’re going to Rishikesh! We just found out yesterday, and we fly out tomorrow – for ten enormous days. We are beset with laundry and packing pandemonium, interspersed with incredulous laughter and open-mouthed amazement at our good fortune. Some fairy godmother must be in charge around here. I mentioned in a recent post that Vaidyagrama’s [...]
