Embodied Philosophy
  • Membership
  • Read
    • Articles
    • Tarka Journal
  • Learn
    • 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
    • Sādhana School
    • Certificate Programs
    • Wisdom School Courses
    • Browse the Course Catalog
  • Listen
  • Attend
Sign in Join now
Sign in Join now

Yoga Philosophy

#Philosophy #Spirituality

The Sweet Spot: Grooving in the Yamas and Niyamas

If and when it becomes an ingrained part of one’s daily habits, a full and fulfilling yama/niyama practice can exist with some ease, but it will never be easy.

By Kelly Josephs
#Practice #Spirituality

David Bowie: the Moksha and Immortality of Art

Artist ‘til the end, on the deathbed altar of music, arguably some of his most influential work fifty years forward will be the Davie Jones blindfolded, black button-eyed amalgamated visions of dying and transcendence played out like eerie prophecy.

By Ali Valdez
illustration from Back to Godhead
#Practice #Spirituality

Dharma and Envy: Salieri’s Story

The creative process extends one’s immortality into the spheres cast amidst a stadium of stars.

By Dhanurdhara Swami
#Philosophy #Practice

Two Words for Practice

Since yoga is, first and foremost, a practice, it is worth taking a look at two words from the yoga lexicon which are regularly translated as “practice”: abhyasa and sadhana.

By Stacey Ramsower
#Interdisciplinary #Spirituality

Mirrors of Adolescence

I forgot that adolescence is beautiful like a cut of meat is beautiful; even foodies acknowledge the savagery in it.

By Stacey Ramsower
#Philosophy #Traditions

Virtual Truth

It may be an unpopular opinion in some yoga circles, but even in reading ancient texts – perhaps especially in reading ancient texts – I come to the conclusion that change is the only truth that we can rely on.

By Kelly Josephs
#Philosophy #Traditions

One Principle, Seven Options

If we fix our minds on one object, we will prevent the nine obstacles from arising, eliminate the four associated symptoms, and cultivate the habit of an even, calm steady state of mind.

By Lisa Dawn Angerame
#Philosophy #Spirituality

The Three Qualities of Yoga (and Life)

It is often said that everything comes in threes. From the strongest geometrical symbol (the triangle) to the number of lights in a traffic light; from the Hanson brothers to Destiny’s child to Freud’s theory of the personality (id, ego, superego).

By Jacob Kyle
  • «
  • 1
  • …
  • 22
  • 23
  • 24
  • 25
  • 26
  • 27
  • »

Learn More

  • Become A Member
  • Latest Articles
  • Wisdom School
  • Certificate Program
  • Chitheads Podcast
  • Tarka Journal
  • About us
  • Submissions
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • Terms & Conditions

7-DAY FREE TRIAL

Join the online school where ancient wisdom meets modern life.

LEARN MORE Maybe Later