6 Travel Yoga Tips –Just Because You Go on Vacation Doesn’t Mean Your...
Here is an article on how to take your yoga practice with you when you travel, which I wrote for Spirit Voyage’s blog: Click here to read it.
View ArticleYoga, Why Bother?
My post a couple weeks back brought up another question that I have been asking myself for the past month –why do I do yoga? Why do I meditate? Is my end goal enlightenment? Or do I simply do it to...
View ArticleThe Art of Doing Nothing is the Beauty of Being
The art of doing nothing is the beauty of being. This sentence popped into my head one day, and I wasn’t really sure what it meant, but I knew I liked the sound of it. The art of doing nothing. How...
View ArticleWhen Too Much is Not Enough
I’m so excited to share this lovely piece on deciding to take a yoga teacher training by guest blogger, Heather Webb. Heather and I went to school together, sharing a really transformative creative...
View ArticleIn Search of an Authentic Practice
You may have noticed lately there has been less posts about specific yoga and meditation techniques. I have been hinting I’ve been a little yoga-lite lately. This has happened in the past when I have...
View Article33 Reasons I Love Yoga (for my 33rd birthday)
If you read last week’s post, you know that yoga and are…going through some things. Perhaps a little Shakti Pad? So, for a fun post on my birthday, and to help remind me what yoga (and I’m including...
View ArticleGearing Up for The Approximate Yogi’s First Anniversary!
Hello Lovely Readers, I can’t believe almost a full year has gone by since I started The Approximate Yogi. It has been such a fun and blessed journey for me. As I reflect over the year, I thought I’d...
View ArticleWeekly Photo Challenge: Juxtaposition
Trying something different for this post. This week’s Weekly Photo Challenge spoke to me. I think because my two legs have been constantly on my mind since injuring my right knee almost three weeks ago...
View ArticleThe Meditation Practice that’s Working for Me Now
As my life seems to be getting more and more complicated lately, I have had a strong need to simplify my yoga and meditation practice. For some reason Kundalini Yoga has felt too complicated. I can’t...
View ArticleCurating Silence
I’ve noticed in the last year that the word curate has become quite a popular one in our collective consciousness, especially online. Curate was once only reserved for museum directors; now anyone can...
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