Ever wanted to try meditation but just can’t seem to sit still? You’re not alone. A lot of people turn to meditation because it helps them slow down, quiet their
Is Yoga a Form of Mindfulness?


Ever wanted to try meditation but just can’t seem to sit still? You’re not alone. A lot of people turn to meditation because it helps them slow down, quiet their

If you’ve been experiencing numbness, tingling, pain, or even weakness in your wrists and hands, it’s possible that you’re suffering from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. This condition arises when your median

We’ve all heard of the runner’s high—that incredible buzz that runners experience after a hot, detoxifying run. It’s not just in their imaginations either; running has physical as well as

So, you’ve just finished a sweaty yoga session and now you’re thinking about hitting the weights. But wait—should you be lifting before or after yoga? Sure, your body might feel
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With only 24 hours in a day, it can feel nearly impossible to squeeze everything in—let alone make time to hit the gym. While sticking to a fitness routine is

In the last several decades, yoga has become known as a panacea. Stressed out? Do yoga. Want to lose weight? Yoga’s the solution. Having trouble sleeping? Do a few poses
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Your Eyes: More Than Just a Window to the Soul They say the eyes are the window to the soul—and they’re not wrong. Your eyes don’t just help you see

When we talk about healing ourselves, the process actually begins inside. You may be consuming green juice every day and working out at the gym five days a week, but

You’ve probably heard that if you’ve been delving into meditation for some time, you know that there are zillions of techniques available. Aside from the traditional styles, however, there are
Continue ReadingViolet Flame Meditation: How to Use Violet Fire to Heal Your Body and Mind

Warrior I, or Virabhadrasana I, is one of those yoga postures you’ll nearly always find yourself doing—whether you’re attending a Vinyasa, Hatha, or whatever other class. “Vira” in Sanskrit refers