Yoga, A Quest to discover life
Interview with Johanna Sambucini Johanna Sambucini, is a down-toearth Dominican/Italian beauty embodying the heart and spirit of a…
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Yoga and Science – Working Together [Part I]
There is no essential distinction between mass and energy. Energy has mass and mass represents energy. Instead of…
The Tree of Contemplative Practices
According to the Center for Contemplative Mind in Society, “contemplative practices quiet the mind in order to cultivate…
Share and Dare
The Hong Kong Yoga Association (HKYA) hosted the first International Yoga Gala in Hong Kong on 26 and…
Olympic Yoga Competition – Is It too Big a Stretch?
I started to notice a buzz on several blogs about Yoga competition as an Olympic sport a few…
Union between Yoga and Competition
Quick!!! What comes to your mind when you hear the word Competition? Probably the first words that come…
Competition Beats Yoga Down
Ahh, the Choudhury’s are still at it. First, Bikram wanted to patent “his” sequence of asanas. And now,…
Music in Yoga Class: Harmful or Beneficial?
Just now, I was about to hop on my bike to go to my usual 4 pm Yoga…
Yoga and Music
If music be the food of love, play on … unless it is really irritating and vexatious to…
The Martial Link Between Yoga, Music and Dance
The author with Shastar Vidya Gurdev, Niddar Singh, at one of his Akharas (training school) When I think…
Dancing for Joy – Not Only to Stay Fit
Dancing is a form of art that enables you to express and/or communicate with other people. Dancing has…
From Dance to Yoga – Expression, Awareness and Freedom
When I discovered Yoga, I was immediately attracted to practice of asanas. They were challenging, but what attracted…
Dance from the Heart
Rajendra Nyathi is an internationally acclaimed artist of Bharatanatyam and Kuchipudi, the South Indian classical dance styles and…