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by Erica Rodefer Winters on Sep 15, 2011
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by Liz Benson on Sep 15, 2011
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by Frances Frischkorn on Sep 15, 2011
Unlike some of the other yoga festivals Bhakti Fest is really about, well, bhakti - devotion! It's not a rock and roll kind of vibe. There's no booze or drugs or meat. It's a pure, clean-living, devotional, yoga-fabulous party! No matter what we look like, where we are from or what we do for a living, we all come together in the vortex that is Joshua Tree, California, to chant the names of the Divine and tune-in to a higher vibration through the practices of kirtan, yoga and meditation.908 views
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by Linda Lewis on Sep 15, 2011
Now in 2011 the city is finally taking a turn to the green. Always blessed by big and small parks and surrounded by water—the Halifax Harbour, the Atlantic Ocean, and the North West Arm—the main problem was disrespect for the views to those waters and the steady encroachment on parks such as the Commons.367 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 15, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 15, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 15, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 15, 2011
Aussie melodies to inspire your practice. Let your soul's blissful nature awaken.690 views
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by Karen Talavera on Sep 15, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 15, 2011
There's something funny about being a yoga teacher though--everyone does exactly what you say. If I say inhale and lift your right leg (even though we just did the right side and I meant left), people lift their right leg anyway. If I offer a way to move deeper into the pose for those who would like to try it, almost everyone will try it.1,062 views
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by Erica Hamilton on Sep 15, 2011
The words “mindful” and “Congress” are rarely juxtaposed, perhaps because cynicism tends to pervade our views of Capitol Hill.2,253 views
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by Tanya Lee Markul on Sep 15, 2011
Icke says that we don’t have to seek enlightenment because we ARE enlightenment.2,704 views
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by EcoSalon on Sep 15, 2011
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by Benjamin Riggs on Sep 15, 2011
Both, readers and writers, often inquire as to why elephant journal labels its spirituality section "non-new agey spirituality." Well, obviously the answer is that we try not to endorse new-age spirituality, which begs the question, "What is the difference between new-age spirituality and non-new agey spirituality? Here is my answer:5,103 views
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by Recovering Yogi on Sep 15, 2011
Most of you readers will understand why years ago I stopped going to the big yoga conferences and centers. Now, it seems like my annual meditation retreats are also about to become a thing of the past.1,180 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 15, 2011
He introduces himself as Uncle Willie, cackling, and we fist bump. He tells me, proudly, he’s 74 and has been coming to the drum circle for years, and that his goal, ‘God help him,’ is to meet and have a conversation with everyone who comes to the park. I compliment him on this admirable aspiration, looking at the circle out across the field of Frisbee players, jugglers and acro-yogis, young parents, people reading, people nodding off to sleep – and think how sizable.387 views
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by Yogi Michael Boyle on Sep 15, 2011
To practice Dharma is to understand myself. To understand myself is to understand my relationship to everything, including the Earth. Therefore, to practice Dharma is to be in an appropriate relationship with the Earth811 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 15, 2011
Meditating on the heart is the only true way to balance our physical and subtle bodies; it allows us not only to accept and exist in our body, but also not to be overly attached to it by bringing awareness to our more primal natures.Without the heart, both poles are left devoid of the warmth and compassion necessary to bring forth their best attributes.820 views
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by Nan Fischer on Sep 14, 2011
I can hardly believe how we are afraid of nature, trying to get rid of it, change it, showing our denial of its importance.635 views
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by Jennifer Fields on Sep 14, 2011
I don’t expect my yoga teachers to be perfect anymore. I expect that they’re seekers, like me. And seekers are always going to be flawed.2,798 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 14, 2011
With over 900 locations nationwide, Massage Envy has been called the Wal-Mart of the massage industry. Soon there will be at least one in every city of every state.1,134 views
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by Emily Nuchols on Sep 14, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 14, 2011
There I was in Whole Foods with a yoga mat strapped to my back, bike shoes on my feet, yoga clothes on my body and a bottle of kombucha in my hand. Too say it was very "Boulderesque" would be an understatement. Too say it was cliché would be much more to the point. I had to wince.2,524 views
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by Anna Sheinman on Sep 14, 2011
I was born and raised in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. My parents are lovely folks who never exercise or eat healthy. They love to have fun, go out, eat, dress, drink, dance and indulge in general. Both of them had a really good jobs and a thriving business. We were well off and life was good for a while. Things always change, but this is another story. I came to New York just in time for my 19th birthday for the summer break. I fell in love with NY and never looked back!1,985 views
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by Jennifer Cusano on Sep 14, 2011
I used to tell my husband when we fought, that I would rather have the shit kicked out of me than go through the verbal mess of an argument. My position being that at least when you get hit, it happens, and then it's over. Usually afterward there was a pretty decent grace period as well. Things would always be really good after I got punched in the face. You can imagine the look on my husband's face when I said those things. It was a cross between pain and confusion. I could never adequately explain my stand to him.2,667 views
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by Lynn Hasselberger on Sep 14, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 14, 2011
Where were you in 1916? Alive? Probably not, I'm guessing. Most of us kicking around right now were no more than an unsavory thought in our grandfather's head back then. Regardless, 1916 was a hell of a year for a few reasons:536 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 14, 2011
New Belgium Brewery's Tour de Fat has scoured half the country, but it's not too late to join in this event! Catch it while you still can!1,308 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 14, 2011
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by Chris Lemig on Sep 14, 2011
How can we possibly find even five minutes of quiet in the never-ending rush of American life?1,186 views
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by Mid Walsh on Sep 14, 2011
My chest is an empty kettle. See Confession #4.918 views
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by Scott Robinson on Sep 14, 2011
Humanity is writing today a new sacred narrative; a Narrative wide enough, and deep enough, to contain all sacred narratives.721 views
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by The Good Men Project on Sep 14, 2011
“I don’t want to teach my kids to say ‘thank you’ to someone just because it’s polite and kind. I want them to say it because they feel gratitude. From a place deep inside. A place they are very aware of.”722 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 14, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 13, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 13, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 13, 2011
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