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Bob Weisenberg: Associate Publisher, elephant journal / Veteran software entrepreneur turned yoga writer turned elephant builder. / Author Yoga Demystified / Author Bhagavad Gita in a Nutshell / Co-editor Yoga in America: In the Words of Some of Its Most Ardent Teachers (free eBook) / Creator Gita Talk: Self-paced Online Seminar / Flamenco guitarist: "Live at Don Quijote" & "American Gypsy" (Free CD's) / Contact Bob Facebook, Twitter, or e-mail.
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Bhagavad Gita for a Fish.

by on Apr 21, 2011

Let’s say you are a fish / Swimming in the sea. / Only you’re a very very smart fish, / Smart enough to realize / That being a fish swimming in the sea / Isn’t all there is.

Top 10 Elephant Yoga Blogs of the Week.

by on Apr 17, 2011

Is this list as astounding as I think it is every week, or am just too close to all the action? Every week I make the tough choices, take a look at what I’ve got, and can only say–Wow! Even the thumbnails are fascinating.

Confessions of an Outlaw Yogini: Bakasana and Bourbon. ~ Sarah Kohl

by on Apr 13, 2011

“I told her of my free-range children, my untamed yard, about doing Sirsasna in a canoe and Natarajasana in the nude on the cliffs over a local river, and then I told her that two of my favorite things are Bakasana and Bourbon because they both make me feel alive, empowered, invincible, and free…”

Top 10 Elephant Yoga Blogs of the Week.

by on Apr 3, 2011

Top 40 blogs of the past month all on one page. Please pass the word by clicking on FB “recommend” bar. (For a daily stream of top Yoga blogs, join “Elephant Yoga” on Facebook, and follow @bobweisenberg on Twitter.)

Top 10 Elephant Yoga Blogs of the Week.

by on Mar 28, 2011

Here are the top 40 blogs of the past month all on one page. (For a daily stream of top Yoga blogs, join “Elephant Yoga” on Facebook, and follow @bobweisenberg on Twitter.)

The Carrie Barrepski Interview: Passionate Crusader for The Disabled.

by on Mar 26, 2011

I would ask people to view people with disabilities as who they are without their disability because the disability is just one of many wonderful characteristics. We are all beautiful, unique individuals with many gifts and talents to share with the world.

Top 10 Elephant Yoga Blogs of the Week.

by on Mar 21, 2011

Here are the top 40 blogs of the past month all on one page. (For a daily stream of top Yoga blogs, join “Elephant Yoga” on Facebook, and follow @bobweisenberg on Twitter.)

Rainbeau Mars: the Elephant Interview.

by on Mar 4, 2011

In Asia, you see great warrior like discipline, Korea is balanced with health, Brazil, raw freedom, Sweden, aesthetic sophistication, Dubai, modesty and yet, great fitness, India an inner light with not as much attention to detail.

The Mind of a Loving Translator: Graham Schweig ~ Andrew Deitrick

by on Jan 2, 2011

Waking from a lucid dream, Dr. Graham Schweig suddenly springs from his bed in a revelatory state. He quickly heads towards his study and rifles through the same pile of Sanskrit manuscripts that had just appeared in his dream.

Three Exciting New Features at Elephant Yoga.

by on Dec 27, 2010

Three great new features to enhance your enjoyment of Elephant Journal.  Please pass the word! ~ Top Ten Yoga Blogs of the Week (Soon to come: Top Ten of the Month as well) ~ Elephant Yoga on Facebook (My Daily Recommendations.) ~ Browse Blogs by Category:   Yoga Wisdom     Yoga News & Culture     Yoga Practice  Yoga Books [...]

Top Ten Yoga Blogs of the Week ~ Dec. 27

by on Dec 27, 2010

(Join Elephant Yoga on Facebook for daily recommendations.) Top Ten Yoga Blogs of the Week: 10 Horrible Yoga Gift Ideas by Birdie Greenberg Most Epic Solstice Ever? by Sarah Miller Yoga, the Manger, and the Grumpy Old Fart by Scott Robinson Gita in a Nutshell #6: Gandhi’s Bible or a Call to War? by Bob [...]

Can Yoga Cure the Common Cold?

by on Dec 23, 2010

This is one of the very first blogs I ever wrote for the Yoga Journal Community over two years ago.  I’m sure I don’t live up to the unbridled enthusiasm I had for the powers of Yoga back then.  But I certainly had the right idea!  (I was inspired to repost this by Heather Lounsbury’s recent [...]

Gita in a Nutshell #6: Gandhi’s Bible or a Call to War?

by on Dec 22, 2010

(Complete contents at Gita in a Nutshell: Big Ideas and Best Quotations. For notice of each weekly blog, please join our Facebook group.) One of the first difficulties that confronts the new reader of the Gita is that Arjuna is being urged to fight a bloody war, one in which he knows many of his [...]

Top Twitter Tips for Teaching Twitter Tweeters to Tweet.

by on Dec 21, 2010

(Say that ten times fast.)  Let’s try something new.  Let’s write a blog post together.  Write your tips or questions about Twitter in the comment section below.  I’ll take the best stuff and copy it into this blog.  Hopefully we’ll end up with a useful guide to Twitter. I’ll start.  Whenever someone asks me about [...]

Gita in a Nutshell #5: Why Is the Gita So Upsetting At First?

by on Dec 14, 2010

(Complete contents at Gita in a Nutshell: Big Ideas and Best Quotations. For notice of each weekly blog, please join our Facebook group.) Many people who love the Bhagavad Gita were frustrated or turned off when they first tried to read it. One reason is often the translation. There are many versions that are very hard [...]

Gita in a Nutshell #4: Each of Us is Already Infinitely Wondrous (Divine, if you prefer)

by on Dec 1, 2010

(Complete contents at Gita in a Nutshell: Big Ideas and Best Quotations. For notice of each weekly blog, please join our Facebook group.) Let’s review our first three themes: LIVE AND ACT WITH LOVE AND PURPOSE, DETACHING EGO FROM RESULTS (GN #1) 2.48, 2.50, 3.7, 3.19, 3.25, 3.30, 4.18-24, 5.23-25, 6.1-4, 7.28, 11.55, 12.13-14, 18.53 EXPERIENCE [...]

Gita in a Nutshell #3: Focus the Mind.

by on Nov 24, 2010

(Complete contents at Gita in a Nutshell: Big Ideas and Best Quotations. For notice of each weekly blog, please join our Facebook group.) It’s a great revelation to read the Gita by major theme instead of in the order it’s written. Today let’s talk about the third major theme: FOCUS THE MIND The Gita contains many [...]

The Future of Elephant Journal: Yoga.

by on Nov 22, 2010

Dear elephriends, Over the past year or so Bob Weisenberg, whom I’ve never yet met in the flesh, has contributed hundreds of comments and dozens of blogs and a few innovative book club/discussions to the elephant community. He hasn’t done so because he has nothing better to do—well, I hope that nurturing yoga community and [...]

Gita in a Nutshell #2: Experience Infinite Wonder in All Things

by on Nov 17, 2010

(Complete contents at Gita in a Nutshell: Big Ideas and Best Quotations. For notice of each weekly blog, please join our Facebook group.) It’s a great revelation to read the Gita by major theme instead of in the order it’s written. Today let’s talk about the second major theme: EXPERIENCE INFINITE WONDER IN ALL THINGS As with [...]

Gita in a Nutshell #1: Live & Act with Love & Purpose.

by on Nov 10, 2010

(Complete contents at Gita in a Nutshell: Big Ideas and Best Quotations. For notice of each weekly blog, please join our Facebook group.) It’s a great revelation to read the Gita by major theme instead of in the order it’s written.  Today let’s talk about the first major theme: LIVE AND ACT WITH LOVE AND PURPOSE, DETACHING EGO FROM RESULTS The Gita contains many powerful passages on [...]

Welcome to “Gita in a Nutshell”: A New Discussion Series.

by on Nov 8, 2010

I’m pleased to announce Gita in a Nutshell, a new online discussion series.  We will read the highlights of the Gita by major theme (instead of in the order it’s written).  I think you’ll find this to be a wonderful revelation.  Our outline will be: Gita in a Nutshell: Big Ideas and Best Quotations.  The first blog is: Gita in a [...]

Gotham Chopra On the Super Bowl, Yoga Classes, Foreign Wars & Comic Books.

by on Nov 2, 2010

Gotham Chopra recently graced Elephant with  The Spirituality of Dogs, a candid behind-the-scenes look at his bestselling new book, Walking Wisdom.  Later I had the opportunity to ask Gotham about things other than Deepak, dogs, and Michael Jackson: Bob:  Gotham, I’d like to start with the question I usually end my interviews with:  What is the question you’d most [...]

Young Love Video, from The Godfather of Ukulele Hip-Hop.

by on Oct 25, 2010

Just because it makes me feel so good.  See if it does the same for you. I’m not usually a big fan of hip-hop.  But when my son Sam said he was traveling to Montreal’s McGill University to back up Jon Braman this past weekend, I had to check him out. This video falls in the category of “couldn’t resist [...]

Bob vs. Buddhism: The Satisfying Conclusion.

by on Oct 20, 2010

When I first started reading Elephant late last year there weren’t too many Yoga writers around, so I started hanging out with the Buddhists. I didn’t know that much about Buddhism, so I started asking naive questions and comparing Buddhist philosophy to Yoga philosophy, etc.  Some of my questioning got pretty aggressive, because that’s the [...]

“The Spirituality of Dogs” by Gotham Chopra

by on Oct 10, 2010

I’m pleased to welcome special guest Gotham Chopra to Elephant with this revealing guest article about his new book Walking Wisdom. The Spirituality of Dogs by Gotham Chopra  There’s something so old fashioned about writing a book. The time it takes to actually write it, the process of getting it edited and published and then the act of hitting [...]


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