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the armies assembled on the battlefield of Kurukshetra
#Philosophy #Traditions

Bhagavad Gita, Abridged

There in the midst of both armies, Arjuna’s mind reels as he foresees the imminent death of his teacher, relatives, and friends. He throws down his bow and arrows and decides not to fight.

By Matt Bramble
#Philosophy #Practice

Kriya Yoga: Three-fold Path for the Fickle Mind

Ancient sages studied and practiced Patanjali’s eight limbed path to gain mastery of the body, mind and spirit in an effort to reach moksha and kaivalya: liberation and emancipation.

By Ali Valdez
#Cultures #Ethics

The Culture War: Responding to a Homo/Transphobic Yogi

I recently encountered my first socially conservative yogi. It was in the context of one of those notorious Facebook debates, where people feel comfortable showing more fangs than perhaps they would in person.

By Jacob Kyle
#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
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