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    #Practice #Yoga

    Tracee Stanley on Yoga Nidra (#127)

    Tracee is a yoga nidra teacher an published author.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Philosophy #Practice

    Tias Little On Practice as the Path (#126)

    Tias is a popular yoga and meditation teacher.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Practice #Traditions

    Alberto Villoldo on Shamanism (#122)

    Alberto is a medical anthropologist who has studied the shamanic healing practices of the Amazon and Andes for more than 25 years.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Practice #Spirituality

    Todd Norian on Unreasonable Happiness (#110)

    Todd is a Shaiva-Tantra yoga teacher.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Practice #Traditions

    Mary Reilly Nichols & Kavitha Chinnaiyan on Bhakti (#109)

    Two short conversations on bhakti with yoga teacher Mary and Shakta-tantra teacher Kavitha Chinnaiyan

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Practice #Traditions

    Nina Rao & Hari-kirtana das on Bhakti (#107)

    Two short conversations on bhakti with kirtan artist Nina Rao and yoga philosopher Hari-kirtana das.

    By Jacob Kyle
    Illustration by Naomi Alessandra
    #Practice #Yoga

    Adventures in Consciousness

    The exact origin of dream yoga is opaque in Buddhism. Some scholars trace dream yoga back to the Buddha. Namkhai Norbu, a master of the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism, says it originated in the tantras (especially the Mahamaya Tantra), which are shrouded in mystery and authorship.

    By Andrew Holecek
    Illustration by Naomi Alessandra
    #Practice #Traditions

    Yantra

    A yantra is a meditative ritual device used in South Asian Tantric traditions. It is a blueprint of energy of a specific field of consciousness. Although yantras are sometimes described as representing a deity, each yantra is more than a symbol. A yantra is a literal matrix of divine consciousness.

    By Laura Amazzone
    #Book Reviews #Healing #Practice

    Bodyfulness (Book Review)

    Christine Caldwell’s book, Bodyfulness: Somatic Practices for Presence, Empowerment and Waking Up in This Life, pushes back against the current mindfulness craze in the name of “bodyfulness,” a contemplative principle that focuses on attunement to one’s lived experience of the body.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Practice #Traditions

    From the Faculty: Jeffery D. Long

    My understanding of illusion is that we are its source. It is our own ignorance, interacting with the reality of existence, that gives rise to illusion.

    By Jeffery Long
    #Practice #Yoga

    iRest Yoga Nidra Meditation: Experiencing Our Innate Interconnected Wholeness and Well-Being

    Recognizing and embodying our interconnected wholeness within, with others, and with the world and universe around us is fundamental to the practice of iRest Yoga Nidra Meditation.

    By Richard C. Miller
    #Practice #Traditions

    Andrew Holecek on Dreams & the Primary Delusion (#102)

    Andrew is a Buddhist meditation teacher and offers seminars internationally on meditation, dream yoga, and the art of dying.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Practice #Traditions

    Vanamali on Sanatana Dharma & Religious Fundamentalism (#100)

    Vanamali is a spiritual teacher and Bhakti practitioner.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Practice #Spirituality

    Ekabhumi Ellik on Sacred Art (#97)

    Ekabhumi is an award-winning poet, author, illustrator, yoga instructor and arts educator.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Practice #Traditions

    Nevine Michaan on Yoga as Practical Mysticism (#95)

    Nevine is the founder of “Katonah Yoga.”

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Practice #Yoga

    David Regelin on Teaching & Yoga Nonsense (#94)

    David is a popular NYC yoga teacher.

    By Jacob Kyle
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