Join our Facebook communities: Main Page
Yoga / Green / Wellness / Spirituality / Society / Food / Culture / Love / Family / Work
Get just our top 10 blogs of the week via our lovely e-newsletter.
by Amy Nobles Dolan on May 10, 2011
During a kids’ yoga class, I was bombarded with questions. “Are we going to play Freeze Dance?”, “Did you bring stickers?” “What about giraffe pose? Aren’t we going to do giraffe??” There were so many questions flying around that I don’t know how they were doing the postures.547 views
Comments 3
by Nadine McNeil on May 10, 2011
Mother and all she was supposed to represent became my ultimate litmus test in empathy, forgiveness and ultimately love.187 views
Comments 7
by Tom Rapsas on May 10, 2011
“God is a current that runs through and between all things. The Divine Source resides in everything and everything resides in the Divine Source”. ~Annie Burnside149 views
Comments (1)
by Yogi Michael Boyle on May 10, 2011
If yoga and meditation practice are not practically enhancing our lives at the level of nitty-gritty details – like arguments with our wives and husbands – then what’s the point?516 views
Comments 5
by Gary Smith on May 10, 2011
Last week the video “Veganism (a 7 Year Old’s Perspective)” was shared by many on Facebook. I tend to not be sucked in by cute children videos, yet I couldn’t resist that title. I was immediately impressed by Marielle’s grasp of veganism. Her video covered much more than just diet. Within two days, the video had been watched by over 3,500 people. A couple of days ago, she posted a brand new video (both are below). Please follow Marielle at her Facebook fan page. I just had to interview her!1,487 views
Comments 6
by Sadie Nardini on May 10, 2011
Re-orienting back to your innermost core both on and off the mat is the hallmark of my teaching, and the most freeing place you’ll ever know.4,466 views
Comments 34
by elephantjournal.com on May 10, 2011
You set up in the front row in your tiny yoga outfit, grinning broadly, demonstrating for the teacher when asked, holding every pose five seconds too long to be sure all eyes are on you. You are a yoga narcissist. Narcissus died staring at his reflection and no one cared.3,047 views
Comments 32
by elephantjournal.com on May 10, 2011
The ability to have an effect on both the mental and physical state of a patient is one of the reasons that yoga has gained such popularity as a complementary treatment option166 views
Comments 5
by Benjamin Riggs on May 10, 2011
Mindfulness does not mean pushing oneself toward something or hanging on to something. It means allowing oneself to be there in the very moment of what is happening in the living process—and then letting go.395 views
Comments (1)
by Michael Levin on May 10, 2011
CNN just aired a story about injunctions. An injunction is a legal term that means you're prohibited from doing something. A media injunction prohibits the media from mentioning some forbidden topic. A super injunction prohibits even talking about the injunction...655 views
Comments 6
by Waylon Lewis on May 9, 2011
…3,217 views
Comments 33
by Bob Weisenberg on May 9, 2011
The very best of Elephant Yoga for the past week and the past month. (Join Elephant Yoga on Facebook.)126 views
Comments 2
by elephantjournal.com on May 9, 2011
In the last week, there has been much debate, especially in the alternative media, concerning how one must ‘properly’ react to Osama bin Laden’s death. Isn’t it rational to feel joyful?167 views
Comments (0)
by Sarah Simmons on May 9, 2011
Am I whining? I am. My husband says I’m being bitter, and I agree, but I don’t think it makes any less of an argument that there is some incongruence with YJ’s effort to promote a contest while providing all the articles on meditation, environmental issues, yoga philosophy, etc.789 views
Comments 12
by elephantjournal.com on May 9, 2011
This vital opening I’m experiencing in which I literally feel like one of the buds on the tree outside in a slow-motion-burst. I absolutely love what I am feeling. And so I do my best to savor it, to be it, completely. And then I do my best to let it fade and let the next thing come, whatever that may be.305 views
Comments (1)
by elephantjournal.com on May 9, 2011
It was the summer of 1968 and I was sitting on the steps of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, smoking a joint for the very first time.321 views
Comments 6
by elephantjournal.com on May 9, 2011
She was stuck inside her car, which had flipped onto its side. I wanted to give her flowers that morning, flowers that grew on the grassy highway median. Small, white flowers. Flowers that were thin like tiny, delicate dresses.192 views
Comments 3
by Jeannie Page on May 9, 2011
After almost a year of endless tears, sleepless nights and an inability to eat much of substance, almost as an act of desperation, I dragged myself into the neighborhood yoga studio.519 views
Comments 16
by Joseph Boquiren on May 9, 2011
…295 views
Comments (1)
by yoga 2.0 lab on May 9, 2011
We can seize around an identity. Or we can be seized by a social role, or by a god, or by the stars, or by an errant wind. Patanjali affirms that we can leave behind both seizing and the act of being seized, to choose connection, to choose presence.693 views
Comments 21
by elephantjournal.com on May 9, 2011
If anyone can accuse a good man of something like this and cause him so much grief, then what has our system become?21,032 views
Comments 377
by elephantjournal.com on May 9, 2011
Get your body moving and help fund yoga classes in low- income schools. Boulder Event. Sign up now!343 views
Comments 2
by Waylon Lewis on May 9, 2011
…320 views
Comments (0)
by elephantjournal.com on May 9, 2011
Devoid of any semblance of sanity or tact, I blew up at him...167 views
Comments 2
by Benjamin Riggs on May 9, 2011
It is unfortunate that few people appreciate the utter complexity of this debacle. Perhaps we could develop a great deal of admiration for sanity, if we paid more attention to the disastrous effects of insanity.377 views
Comments 3
by Diane Ferraro on May 9, 2011
While children’s yoga has been spreading and gaining acceptance throughout the country, there are still those who question its place in public schools.766 views
Comments 9
by Ramesh Bjonnes on May 9, 2011
…1,384 views
Comments 46
by elephantjournal.com on May 9, 2011
…607 views
Comments 9
by Waylon Lewis on May 8, 2011
…921 views
Comments 5
by Waylon Lewis on May 8, 2011
…706 views
Comments (0)
by elephantjournal.com on May 8, 2011
…549 views
Comments (1)
by Waylon Lewis on May 8, 2011
…454 views
Comments 3
by elephantjournal.com on May 8, 2011
Like many others, I feel moms should be appreciated everyday but the brunch, gifts and special day give moms a calendar day to be appreciated.141 views
Comments (0)
by elephantjournal.com on May 8, 2011
…2,930 views
Comments 5
by Sara Gottfried, MD on May 8, 2011
Time to stop the madness with weight and food. Women especially aspire to thinness and peace around food. Yet we're going about it all wrong.994 views
Comments 6
by Waylon Lewis on May 8, 2011
…492 views
Comments (0)
by Kimberly Johnson on May 8, 2011
Where yoga gives you bite-size chunks of difficulty and intensity to digest at your own pace, birth shoves it down your throat.3,549 views
Comments 21
by Hilary Lindsay on May 8, 2011
…519 views
Comments 10
by Meg Worden on May 8, 2011
“Happy Mother’s Day, Ladies”, Mrs. G’s voice rang out strong and southern in the cavernous prison unit, where two hundred women were waking up far away from their babies.639 views
Comments 8
by elephantjournal.com on May 8, 2011
…1,333 views
Comments 7
by elephantjournal.com on May 8, 2011
…930 views
Comments 2
by Jeffrey Woodruff on May 8, 2011
Nutritious and delicious einkorn pasta and gluten free brown rice pasta from Jovial Foods.527 views
Comments 2