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Yoga Pose Mythology: The Son of Añjanā
Añjaneyāsana, often translated as Crescent Moon Pose, is a knee-down lunge with the arms reaching upward toward the sun. But it carries a story about a mother, her son, and the wisdom that comes from knowing when to reach beyond what we already know.

Tuesday Irby
5 days ago5 min read


Light on Yoga
Some back story on Iyengar's best selling "Light on Yoga" might inspire you to read the original "Hatha Yoga Pradipika"

Tara Lemerise
Aug 312 min read


Yoga Pose Mythology: When Kālī Dances Shava to Shiva
We think of shavasana as a resting pose for integration and nervous system support. This story of Kali and Shiva gives us a different picture.

Tuesday Irby
Aug 275 min read


Yoga Pose Mythology: The Dance Between Within
The story of Ardhanārīśvara is one about wholeness as integration to remind us that the seemingly opposite qualities within us are not meant to compete, but to complete one another.

Tuesday Irby
Aug 193 min read


Clothes (and Kosha) Don’t Make the Woman
An explanation and comparison of the Vedanta view of the kosha and the Tantrik framework of the kosha and what this means for yoga practice.

Tara Lemerise
Aug 105 min read


What is “Somatic”?
"Somatic" is the new it-girl of the yoga world. But what does that actually mean? Trying to understand the definition of “somatic" based on a dictionary entry is nearly impossible. There is a specific ethos of somatic movements that can get us beyond common over simplifications.

Tara Lemerise
Jul 304 min read


Yoga Pose Mythology: The Seat Where Wisdom Blooms
Sukhāsana has remained such a beloved seat for meditation through the centuries. What is the meaning behind this popular posture?

Tuesday Irby
Jul 244 min read
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