If I look at what I think I am lacking, then I will feel the need to get more in some way. If I look at what is abundant in my life and feel grateful for what I have already, then I will feel content and blessed with what I have.
Your health is your wealth. I must say my attachment to the word soil has evolved from previous years. I’ve nearly completed an elimination diet to […]
Your health is your wealth. I must say my attachment to the word soil has evolved from previous years. I’ve nearly completed an elimination diet to […]
What’s your Ultimate Reality? Literally translated, Brahmacharya, has been said to be “a lifestyle adopted to enable one to attain the ultimate reality.” Brahma is the […]
Some of us are committed to constant self-improvement, as it’s a meaningful journey towards personal transformation. Breaking a habit isn’t always easy and if it involves […]
by Karen MacKenzie and Alissa Martin In last Thursday’s NY Times, author William J. Broad wrote an article about the shadow-side of yoga: the injuries that […]
The holiday season has kicked off in its usual high voltage style. What will you do to manage the demands of work, family and sometimes ‘impossible’ […]
With endings, come beginnings. With new beginnings, an end must occur. Change is inevitable in life. At Kushala Yoga there have been many exciting endings and […]