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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 internationally influential
Jivamukti Yoga Method, a path to enlightenment through compassion for all
beings. She is a pioneer in teaching yoga as spiritual activism—relating
ancient teachings of yoga to the modern world.
YOGA JOURNAL Magazine has called her an innovator and VANITY FAIR
gives her credit for making yoga cool and hip.
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According to the Hatha yoga text or the ancient scriptures, listening is very, very important. Through listening, we can begin to hear. And through hearing, we start to put things together. We start to know, you could say. And through knowing, then we recognize ourselves as becoming. Meaning we recognize the process of development. Of moving towards a wholeness and letting go of fragmentation. Letting go of destructive tendencies. Letting go of feeling of being incomplete.
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Yoga for New Moms by Yoko Yoshikawa
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Letting Go Of Perfectionism And Embracing Motherhood by Hala Khouri
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Super Girrrll.....
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
Arthritis and Yoga – A personal insight
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From the Inside / Yogagirls becoming Yogawomen
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....
A Beginner’s Yoga Journal Part 2; My first yoga class
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When Deep Breathing Causes Panic
When Deep Breathing Causes Panic
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