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About: Susanna Harwood Rubin

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Susanna is passionately committed to finding beauty in everyday life. Combining her life as a yoga teacher, visual artist, and writer, her classes offer an experience of creativity, intensity and grace, weaving Hindu myth and philosophy into a refined alignment-based practice. She has been teaching for over a decade, and has spent over 11 years immersed in studying Rajanaka Tantra with Dr. Douglas Brooks, with whom she travels regularly to South India to delve into the traditions that inspire her teaching. She teaches internationally, but her yoga home is Virayoga in NYC. She has exhibited internationally and is represented in collections such as the UCLA Hammer Museum and the Addison Gallery of American Art. Susanna spent years lecturing and writing for MoMA, including the book "Looking at Matisse and Picasso." She has been profiled by the Today Show, Yoga Radio, FIT YOGA, YogaSleuth, SocialWorkout, and ChaudiaChan.com. She gives talks on yoga, Hindu myth, and philosophy for the Yoga Teacher Telesummit, and teaches Writing Your Practice writing courses and workshops for yogis. Susanna is an Origin Magazine columnist, writes for Rebelle Society, and has written extensively for SocialWorkout. susannaharwoodrubin.com / Follow on Twitter
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I Keep My Eyes Open so that I Can Meditate on Life.

by on Apr 4, 2013

    I’m sitting in a square in the Gràcia neighborhood of Barcelona. I’ve just finished teaching a weekend of yoga philosophy workshops at the Yogaroom, so I happily decided to spend Monday relaxing and exploring. I watch kids ride around on miniature bikes with tiny helmets on their heads while I drink a hot [...]

Find Meaning. Create Beauty.

by on Feb 5, 2013

It is hot and dark and there is sweat trickling from odd places, such as the drop moving down the back of my left thigh and making its way toward my ankle…Nothing is entirely what it seems or what I expect it to be.

Leaving Anusara.

by on Feb 15, 2012

To those of you I love who are staying and those I love who have left, I hope it’s ok with you all. It’s the best I have to offer at the moment.

Sweat, Pray, Write.

by on Jul 20, 2011

I’ve soaked through layers of my sari and my computer rests on my thighs like a portable oven. There are a couple of tiny ineffectual mosquitoes flirting with my neck and arms…

The Beauty of Movement.

by on May 23, 2011

Once you get a hit of the stillness held by movement and of movement‘s suspended stillness, no matter where you are, you carry the awareness of it with you.


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