Detachment
Emotional Healing Series - Detachment Our journey on this planet is a journey into matter. We came here to enjoy matter through our perception system, and in that journey we get lost, because it is extremely easy to get lost in
Santosha
Happy Holiday season and a great New Year!!! As December is here and the year has passed, we somehow get involved in evaluation mode, created by the attachment to calendar measurements that somehow help us to make our lives easier and
Adrian Pipper
Dear Readers, This Fall, there is a remarkable art exhibition at Los Angeles' Hammer Museum entitled "Adrian Piper: Concepts and Intuitions, 1965-2016." I have studied Piper's work for decades, and I greatly appreciate the way this retrospective show captures her deep
Acceptance
Acceptance is the recognition of a process that is usually negative or that brings discomfort, but without the intent to change it. 'Acquiēscere' a Latin word that means “To Find Rest In” comes from our English word Acquiescence, a synonym
Nymph CC
Dear Readers, Over the summer I was fortunate to visit the stimulating city of Buenos Aires. I had heard of its architectural grandeur and stylish inhabitants, but I had not anticipated the high quality of art, all around, especially in the
Resilience
Emotional Healing Series : Resilience In the Ayurveda tradition there are the crucial concepts called Ojas and Ama which are related to our digestive system: whether Ojas is this nourishing nectar created by and strong Agni or the digestive fire, as
Seven years serving the community!
Dearest students, It is with great pleasure that we announce the launching of our new Website, completely renovated and interactive to celebrate our seven years of existence. Now you are going to be able to purchase any of our classes
Vulnerability
Hi everyone, Beautiful to be here with you sharing this moment, sharing this time. A critical aspect of our life is the healing of our emotional side. Please find below my perspective about vulnerability as a crucial element for us to heal
Cultural Corner
I was deeply moved the first time I saw a photograph of the small, red sandstone Torso from approximately 3,000 BCE (National Museum, New Delhi). It’s just over 3 inches tall, but the gentle life-like quality of the sculpted male torso is so
Ready to enjoy your day?
I was walking out from my apartment last Sat, around 7:45 in the morning. I was caught in my thoughts about a full day working, with many Yoga classes until evening as this is my regular schedule every Saturday. Then as I