Maybe you’ve had some awakening experiences and are looking for greater clarity on what they are all about. Maybe you’re curious about Kundalini, or how to integrate Kundalini experiences into ordinary life. Or maybe you’re ready to expand your yoga out into activism that impacts the greater world.
Here you’ll find all kinds of in-depth articles that answer those questions and more:
Lawrence Edwards on The Divine Power of Kundalini Awakening
Is Awakening the Evolutionary Destiny of Humanity?
Thoughts on living in an awakening world
My third eye’s a’twitchin’ – does that mean she’s awakening?
And many, many more…
You can navigate Starting via the sub-categories below, or by the article grid under that. We’ve also included some videos related to Awakening down below.
Whatever brings you to this place, I hope that you find encouragement and hope in the words and videos collected here.
With love,
Lucinda, Editor of The Yoga Lunchbox
“Kara-Leah truly embodies what she is talking about and her loving presence creates space for deep transformation.” ~ Sophia Ushamani
The Process of Waking Up
Waking Up isn’t just one moment – it’s how we work with bringing our unconsciousness into consciousness.
KL's Musings from the Mat
Kara-Leah experienced an Awakening in 2004. These articles are her journey to integrate the insights and understandings into ordinary life.
The Process of Kundalini
Articles from people who’ve directly experienced Kundalini, and Awakening.
Awakening • Creating a More Beautiful Life
Why Trauma Informed Yoga?
By Nicole Allan, lead trainer at Kawai Purapura Yoga School A ‘Trauma Informed’ approach to yoga has been slowly making its way onto the yoga scene for a number of years now, offering invitation and choice at every opportunity. For those who are not aware of this approach, it may seem nuanced, or something for a limited few who appear […]
Take your yoga from the studio to the boardroom.
Tips and considerations for teaching workplace yoga by Veronica King. Workplace Yoga is not the same as studio yoga. That’s the first and most important thing to remember when looking to teach yoga in the workplace. This is a summary of the Yoga New Zealand Forum which was held recently. 3 speakers were invited to share their wisdom, experience, and […]
Exploring Yoga Language and its impact on student experience
By Karla Brodie, reposted with permission from yogateachertraining.nz A great passion of mine is the evocative use of language to inform Yoga movement and rest practices. A teacher’s use of words has the power to evoke embodied experiences that can be transformational for students. My early years of yoga practice were visually orientated: Yoga practice was about what my alignment […]
Lets talk about cultural appropriation in Yoga
Sometimes an email arrives in your inbox and you have to share it. A well written and important contribution to the conversation around cultural appropriation of Yoga. An invitation to have a difficult conversation. See what arises for you when you read this? What actions can we take to make a difference? How are we complicit? More questions than answers, […]
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