YEA! Yoga Energy Activism

Photo by Amir Magal The practice and philosophy of Yoga has always been intimately connected to the knowledge of synching the body with nature’s elements and elemental forces. It is time for us to realize that the prana inherent in the elements of the Sun, water, Earth, and air is being depleted and [...]

By |2016-12-08T02:49:21-08:00April 12th, 2011|Cause & Activism|0 Comments

Finding Health Freedom Through Our Food

Five Questions With Daryl Hannah LA YOGA: Where do you feel is an important place for people to begin  to look at how we can contribute, even within an urban environment, to being more self-sufficient with our own food, herbs and medicines? Daryl Hannah: Self-sufficiency in any way is great thing! It helps us feel free and [...]

By |2016-12-08T02:57:48-08:00March 26th, 2011|Green Living|0 Comments

My Mind Is Right Here

If you ask people on the street where their mind is most of the time, they will probably think you are really odd, but then they will answer, “My mind is right here.” Is it? Most of us spend a great deal of time lost in thoughts about the past or the future. Many of [...]

By |2016-12-08T07:28:53-08:00March 26th, 2011|Health & Wellness|0 Comments

Kumquat Rosemary Rice Pilaf

A friend of mine who lives in a canyon has a kumquat tree in his yard. I was staying there when I received a last-minute invitation to a potluck dinner and looked around to see what would be easily available without a trip to the store. The decision: kumquat rosemary rice. Since the rind of [...]

By |2015-04-11T05:51:09-07:00March 26th, 2011|Recipes|0 Comments

Seduced Into Wellness

How The Desire To Lose Weight Created A Desire For Wellness Change was needed. I had recently retired a multi-decade tobacco addiction and gained twenty pounds in two months when my metabolism came to a screeching halt without the nicotine. A friend of mine had dropped twenty-five pounds in twenty-six days on the Jennings’ RealMecleanse. Cautiously [...]

By |2015-04-11T05:52:25-07:00March 26th, 2011|Health & Wellness|0 Comments

Book Reviews

Philosophy Bites is a collection of short conversations with twenty-five prominent philosophers ranging over topics from animal rights, to philosophy, multiculturalism, architecture and atheism. Of particular interest is John Cottingham on what constitutes a meaningful life. He claims that a life worth living is one motivated by our individual goals and projects, but also modulated [...]

By |2015-04-11T06:01:22-07:00February 22nd, 2011|Books & DVDs|0 Comments

Finding Home In Service

Asking Questions About Devotion, Service And Finding Home With Aimee Schoof, Founder Of Amayoga My first time walking into a homeless shelter in the infamous Skid Row, near downtown Los Angeles, I felt uneasy. I felt the furthest from home I’d ever been, even though for many people, this shelter was home – at least [...]

By |2015-04-11T06:01:39-07:00February 22nd, 2011|Cause & Activism|0 Comments

Sitting Down With: Ram Dass

Be Here, Be Love, Be Now with Ram Dass To even attempt to put words to the impact Ram Dass’ grace and presence has had over the past forty-plus years would be a task, indeed. In 1967, one young Dr. Richard Alpert, former Harvard psychologist, made a foray to India in 1967, where he met [...]

By |2019-08-06T15:25:09-07:00December 8th, 2010|Teacher Profiles|0 Comments

Sundancing With The Muse

Feature Film About Shaman, Yogi And Artist Heyoka Merrified Premieres In Ojai The burning sweet grass smoke wafting from the Earth and Sky Temple (honoring the sacred masculine and feminine spirits) begins Heyoka Merrifield’s day. He lights his peace pipe (based on the tradition brought by White Buffalo Woman) which he hand-carved from pipestone from by [...]

By |2015-04-11T06:05:12-07:00December 6th, 2010|Interviews|0 Comments
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