Yogawoman - Soundtrack Artists

Yogawoman Soundtrack Artists

We are delighted to introduce the Soundtrack Artists for Yogawoman. These inspiring musicians weave their yoga into their music, lyrics, families and communities. We celebrate these musicians who are helping shape the story of women and yoga.

To understand more about their passion and journey we interviewed each artist and have posted their answers for you to enjoy.

Carmella Baynie

Throughout the 1990’s Carmella experienced a fruitful career in pop music. Performing on television and radio nationally, from Hey Hey it’s Saturday, to Good Morning Australia, the T..

DONNA DELORY

Music has always been a catalyst in De Lory's life. "It's my yoga," she says. "It connects me to the divine." She was raised in a musical home in Calabasas, CA. Her grandfather played cello and up..

JENNIFER BEREZAN

Jennifer Berezan is a unique blend of singer/ songwriter, teacher, and activist. Over the course of eight albums, she has developed and explored recurring themes with a rare wisdom. Her lifelong i..

SACRED EARTH- PREM WILLIAMS

Prem & Jethro have spent the past decade wandering the world, performing their deeply moving music for all who will listen...... The picturesque Yarra Valley provides a haven as well as i..

Shantala - Heather Wertheimer

Benjy and Heather Wertheimer lead kirtan (sacred chanting) worldwide as the duo Shantala, with soul-stirring vocals, sacred lyrics and exotic instrumentation. The weaving of Benjy’s Indian c..

SHARON GANNON

Sharon Gannon is a 21st century Renaissance woman, an animal rights, vegan activist and world-renowned yogini, author, dancer, poet, musician and producer—co-founder, with David Life of the ..

SNATAM KAUR

Snatam Kaur is one of the most popular New Age artists of our time, selling over 70,000 albums a year. Snatam Kaur’s albums have topped New Age Retailer’s Top 20 lists every year sin..

SUZANNE STERLING

Suzanne Sterling is an ecstatic vocalist, innovative teacher and invoker of the sacred. Both as a performing and recording artist, as well as a facilitator of transformational workshops and intens..

WAH

Before “yoga” was a household word, Wah! was creating music that set the scene for what was to become a new genre in music. Wah! has become a sensation in the yoga world with her spiri..

Yoga for New Moms by Yoko Yoshikawa

Yogawoman Wednesday, May 09, 2012

Learn to navigate your first year of motherhood.
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Letting Go Of Perfectionism And Embracing Motherhood by Hala Khouri

Yogawoman Monday, March 19, 2012

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When Did Self-Care Become Selfish? By Beth Berila

Yogawoman Monday, February 27, 2012

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Super Girrrll.....

Yogawoman Sunday, January 29, 2012

By Dr. Beth Berila

When I was little, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. Linda Carter rocked my world, and I even tried to make her snazzy red white and blue costume out of paper one year for Halloween. (It didn’t work).

How many of us, though, have learned that we have to be super woman to be good at our jobs at work and in life? How many of us hold ourselves to impossibly high standards and feel that the only way to be truly good at what we do is to be invincible? To, like Wonder Woman in her invisible jet, hide the messy work of our own, human journey?
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Making Babies: How Yoga Poses may help with infertility

Yogawoman Thursday, December 15, 2011

By Judith Hansen Lasater Read On....

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Arthritis and Yoga – A personal insight

Yogawoman Monday, December 12, 2011

by Fiona Anderson Read On....

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Do I Look Fat In This?

Yogawoman Saturday, December 10, 2011

By Beth Berila, Ph. D Read On....

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From the Inside / Yogagirls becoming Yogawomen

Yogawoman Thursday, December 01, 2011

By Mary Lynn Fitton. Founder, The Art of Yoga Project

It was the day before Thanksgiving at San Mateo County’s Camp Kemp Juvenile detention facility. Holidays are always an especially rough time for girls locked up away from family and friends. At The Art of Yoga Project (AYP), we not only hold yoga and art classes on holidays, we try to think of special ways to inspire the girls. We decided a movie showing would be just the thing. And not just any movie, but one which they could personally relate to and see themselves in a new, hopeful light. Read On....

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