Dr Lisa Miller | The Awakened Brain
Ohhh where to start…I first heard of Dr Lisa Miller when a friend (thank you, Kate!) shared a podcast that Lisa was a guest on. Halfway through that podcast I went out and bought
Is Yoga A Religion?
In the west, many people seek out yoga for its health benefits or in search of balance in a busy, stressful life. But no matter what your reason for starting, yoga can also be a
Yoga Is Not My Life
“Let your practice be a celebration of life” — Seido Lee deBarro I’m just back from a weekend away with my beautiful family, our three adult children, their partn
Wisdom from the Water
When I got there, there was a beautiful old tree, its roots reached out over the water creating a ‘chair’ for me to sit in. I sat there in the arms of the tree, and crying, I a
Chara Caruthers | It All Starts With a Question
Chara Caruthers is a newer friend, and one I’m so excited for you to hear from! A former engineer turned yoga teacher & therapist, Chara is also an Ayurvedic practitioner and
Desiree Rumbaugh | You Are Not Alone – The Importance of Investing in Community
Desiree and I first met back in the early 2000’s when each of us were working our way through separate sets of life-altering circumstances. Her authenticity and determinati
Scott Lewicki | The Playground of Science and Mysticism
My friend Scott Lewicki is not only a supremely gifted yoga teacher, he’s a rocket scientist who has worked in NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory for most of his career. In this
J Brown | Yoga Through The Magical Lens
If you’re a Yogi, chances are you’ve heard of J Brown’s Yoga Talks Podcast. Although we have tons of mutual friends, J and I never really connected until 2020,
Alison Potts | There’s Opportunity in Everything
I met Alison Potts back in 2012 when she joined my teacher training. Her journey with her self-described guardian angel, Multiple Sclerosis, has been an inspiration to me since the
Is Attachment Really The Source of All Suffering?
“Attachment is the cause of all suffering.” I hear this ancient teaching quoted often by yoga teachers, and the first thing that comes to mind is “What about my child
