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  • 29-Jul-2010

    Chin In Chest Out

    Yogic Chin Lock

    Very often, if not always, yoga has an emphatic focus on the movement of the spine. When you move into an asana (posture), you line it all up and then rest for a moment, letting it take effect.

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  • 18-Jul-2010

    Dress for Success

    The Impact of White

    Ever notice that when people who live in equatorial climates dress up nicely, they usually wear white?

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  • 08-Jul-2010

    The Wind and the Waters

    Falling for Negative Ions

    There is one luxury even the most severe ascetic yogi won’t pass up. A waterfall isn’t just beautiful.

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  • 29-Jun-2010

    Doing What Mat-ters

    Purification at All Levels - A Dedicated Email

    Sauca --one of five “niyams,” or yogic rules, pertains to purification of your body temple. . .

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  • 27-Jun-2010

    The Seventh Rib

    Source of Your Creativity

    In the Book of Genesis, God creates Eve from Adam’s rib. It’s a curious aspect of the story. . .

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  • 13-Jun-2010

    As the Crow Flies

    Eliminate Your Problems

    If you eat three meals a day, you should move your bowels as much. If this is not the case . . .

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  • 20-May-2010

    May Showers

    Wash Your Hair the Yogi Way

    Here in the West, as the summer approaches and the body begins to detox, its natural processes...

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  • 09-May-2010

    Take a Walk

    See the World at a Slower Pace

    Rush, rush, go, go, speed of light, time’s a wastin’…Whoa! Take a breath and take a walk.

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  • 04-May-2010

    Yoga in the Midnight Sun

    Soak in the Heat of Mother Earth - A Dedicated Email

    Iceland is in the news again and, as usual, the reason is volcanic. But one eruption is nothing . . .

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  • 25-Apr-2010

    Oh Baby

    Bundle Roll Your Infant

    Swaddling, or what's called "bundle roll" in Yogic teachings, is an age old technique for helping create calm . . .

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  • 15-Apr-2010

    Adore Those Adrenals

    Cannon-fire Breath

    Probably the most abused part of the American body are the adrenal glands.

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  • 30-Mar-2010

    Healing on a Bed of Nails

    Ancient Technology Redesigned - A Dedicated E-Mail

    A precursor to acupressure is thought to be the Indian Bed of Nails, used by India’s Yogis for centuries.

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  • 21-Mar-2010

    Tickle in the Throat

    What Haven't You Said?

    Where did that sore throat come from? And why did you have to wake up with it today?

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  • 07-Mar-2010

    Own Your Aura

    Lion's Claw Breath

    It’s no longer the stuff of etheric New Age types. Science has concluded, by measuring . . .

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  • 25-Feb-2010

    Root for Yourself

    Lock Into Your Core Identity

    Wherever you are, in public or in private, in whatever social setting, you always have one . . .

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  • 07-Feb-2010

    Bright and Early

    Wake Up Stretches in Bed

    Waking up can be hard to do. But between the moments you awake and when you get up. . .

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  • 28-Jan-2010

    Neutrality With Teeth

    Benefits of a Wooden Comb

    Hair instantly conveys a message for all to see. It indicates a state of mind, whether disheveled. . .

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  • 10-Jan-2010

    Window to the Spine

    Your Fountain of Youth

    Those who study the bio-mechanics of the backbone say, “posture is the window to the spine.”

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  • 27-Dec-2009

    Ride the Camel

    Save Your Spine

    The most common behavior that leads to spinal problems is an undue amount of sitting.

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  • 10-Dec-2009

    School of Rock

    Learn to Digest More Easily

    Food is amazing. So its no wonder that, every once in a while, we have a little too much.

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  • 26-Nov-2009

    Riddle of the Sphinx

    How to Move Your "Dead Zone"

    Physiologists who have studied the biomechanics of the spine call the tight little area between your shoulder blades...

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  • 15-Nov-2009

    Washing Machine Pose

    Do the Twist

    One of the places in the body stress most often accumulates is the lower back. The discs between each vertebra act...

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  • 05-Nov-2009

    Hop To It

    Bouncing Into Bliss

    How about this for a saying? "An ounce of bounce cures pounds of pounding!" You pound yourself constantly...

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  • 24-Oct-2009

    Blanket Your Insides

    The Surprising Spring of Winter Warmth

    The idea of a cold shower is anathema in the West. In the realm of popular ideas, it is generally only thought of as...

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  • 11-Oct-2009

    Whirled Peace

    Do as the Dervishes

    “Sufi Grind”, a simple exercise named for a peaceful, mystic sect of Islam, is a quick and easy way to bring your mind into focus...

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  • 08-Oct-2009

    The Abracadabra Stretch

    Make Your Headache Disappear

    Most headaches are tension headaches, caused by decreased circulation to the head, and due to neck and shoulder strain.

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  • 27-Sep-2009

    Hey-Hey Massage Your TMJ

    A Simple Stress Buster

    One of the most densely packed nerve centers in your entire body is your Temporal Mandibular Joint, the TMJ, your jaw-hinge.

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  • 20-Sep-2009

    Be the Balloon

    Are You a Paradoxical Breather?

    Most of us don’t breathe right. That sounds incredible, since breathing is automatic.

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  • 27-Aug-2009

    3-2-1 Drift Off

    Nurture Yourself to Sleep

    Is there anything worse than watching the minutes and hours tick by...

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  • 26-Jul-2009

    Love Thy Armpit

    Make Your Immune System Smile

    The armpit is more that just an aroma factory. There’s vital stuff tucked up there.

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