Today I’m happy to be able to share with you a new book all about the wonders of coconut oil written by my old friend, Cricket Desmarais. Cricket is a writer, dancer, yoga teacher, mother, boat captain, poet…..and the list … Continue reading
Posted in book review, cleansing, food | Tagged Cricket Desmarais, I love coconut oil | Leave a comment“Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can’t help them, at least don’t hurt them.” —Dalai Lama Share
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Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentHere is an interesting video interview with Rod Stryker about the teacher student relationship in yoga that’s worth taking a listen to. Rod Stryker is widely considered to be one of the pre-eminent yoga and meditation teachers in the United … Continue reading
Posted in importance of a teacher, intention, obstacles to yoga practice, yoga practice | Tagged the teacher student relationship | Leave a commentFall is a great time of transition for most of us and practice is a great way to keep us grounded and in the physical body, rather than allowing our thoughts to drift in the nethers of the land of … Continue reading
Posted in obstacles to yoga practice, practice, yin, yin yoga, yoga practice | Tagged kingston yin yoga, Yin Yoga Workshop Ontario | Leave a commentEveryone loves soup. Right? There’s just something so wonderfully delicious about a hot, steamy bowl of nourishment. Especially on a cold day. And then of course there if the Soup Nazi of Seinfeld fame which most people are familiar with. … Continue reading
Posted in food | Tagged soup | Leave a commentFor most of us, the photo on the left embodies all that Thanksgiving is. Unless of course you’re a vegetarian or vegan. If so, than you’re probably already well versed in how to deal with one of the biggest food … Continue reading
Posted in cleansing, food | Tagged vegan/vegetarian Thanksgiving | Leave a commentIf you’ve never checked out the blog Green Kitchen Stories before, you really need to get over there right away. Not only is the blog beautiful, it’s also full of great healthy, vegetarian recipes. Yum! Today marks Day 8 of … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, cleansing, food, nature, recipes | Tagged Green Kitchen Stories | Leave a commentIn Chinese medicine the fall season is ruled by the metal element which is governed by the lung. The lung is associated with grief, loss, and unresolved attachment. I mention this for two reasons. The first, more obvious reason is … Continue reading
Posted in chinese medicine | Tagged hoarding, metal imbalance, unreasonable attachment, unresolved loss | Leave a commentYesterday I happen to stumble upon a radio interview that I did last year for a Queens University radio show called Women’s World. I still haven’t figured out how to post the audio directly as the file is to big … Continue reading
Posted in ashtanga, buddhism, importance of a teacher, intention, meaning, obstacles to yoga practice, practice, teaching yoga, yin yoga, yoga practice | Tagged importance of a teacher, obstacles to practice, radio interview | Leave a comment