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Archives for January 2014

Sun Salutations Video Series: Transition Time! How to Link the Postures Together

January 29, 2014 by Kara-Leah Grant 3 Comments

Time to link the poses together

by Kara-Leah Grant In recent months, we've looked at all the different asanas or postures that make up a standard sun salutation. We've explored each of these postures in-depth, and explained them on video. Now it's time to took at the transitions between the postures. Because this is what makes sun salutations such a fantastic yoga sequence - especially for home practice. Each pose flows effortlessly into the next posture, creating a complete circle where you end up where you started, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Home Yoga Practice, Home Yoga Practice Video, The Foundations Tagged With: breath, seka ojdrovic-phillips, sun salutations, video

Drishti and The Relativity of Truth

January 22, 2014 by Melissa Billington Leave a Comment

by Melissa Billington How you’re looking is how you’re going to see it. And how you’ve seen it is how you think it should be. Unless you see it and change it. A story is not just a story. It’s your view to life itself. Your interpretation creates your world. This is a quote from my play, PocaHAUNTus—shapeshifting history into Herstory, that I’m in the middle of writing. Writing this play has been an enormous challenge because one of the main premises is the relativity of truth, as the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: The Foundations Tagged With: clear-seeing, drishti, Melissa Billington, MYOGA Basics, patanjali

Home Yoga Practice Questions: What Should I Do in My Practice?

January 20, 2014 by Kara-Leah Grant 4 Comments

Got a question about Home Yoga Practice?

by Kara-Leah Grant, author of Forty Days of Yoga Home yoga practice - it's awesome and everyone's getting into it, right? But you know what's missing? A teacher. That's what. I mean, at the end of the studio class, you can always go up to the yoga teacher and ask whatever burning question is on your mind. But when you practice yoga at home? Who you going to ask? Me, that's who. Yep, every week or two, I'll be selecting a reader question to answer on video, and sending out a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Home Yoga Practice, Home Yoga Practice Video Tagged With: anchor, ask the teacher, home yoga practice, sun salutations, video

What is an Ayurvedic Consultation and Treatment Plan All About?

January 18, 2014 by Kara-Leah Grant 2 Comments

What dosha are you?

by Kara-Leah Grant, Musings from the Mat I went and had an Ayurvedic Consultation recently with the fine folk at Ancient's Best here in Blenheim. I've had a subtle sense of certain bodily functions not performing at optimum for awhile now. Nothing wrong or broken as such... but just a knowing that things need looking at. It's not the kind of thing you can go to the doctor for though - doctors are great at broken arms and clearly defined illnesses and disease but show up with a vague … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Reviews, Yoga & Ayurveda Tagged With: Ancient's Best, Ayurveda, pitta, pitta massage oil, tongue scraper

How Living Your Yoga Can Mean Taking Parenting Lessons From The Rock (Dwayne Johnson)

January 16, 2014 by Kara-Leah Grant Leave a Comment

by Kara-Leah Grant First night in Napier, staying at my Uncle's house. The TV's on. I haven't lived with a TV for three years. It's novel. I sit to eat my dinner and catch the beginning of a movie. By the time I've finished my dinner, I've grasped the plot and I'm chuckling at the weirdness of the Universe. The movie is about a high-achieving, selfish, self-centered football player who discovers - when she shows up on his doorstep - that he has an eight year old daughter. The plot revolves … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Musings from the Mat, Yoga & Parenting Tagged With: awareness, children, ego, motherhood, parenting, story

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