Like Kundalini, Kriyā is a subtle and profound term with multiple layers of meaning depending on the tradition, context, and […]
Category Archive: Yoga
By holding your own space as sacred. With deep respect and love for every seeker walking this path […]
Kundalini is a word that has traveled far from its origins—through time, through traditions, and through countless bodies […]
Please don’t be confused on this point. In the eastern traditions, there is a concept called ‘illusion’. There […]
The 12-Spoked Radiant Wheel of Fire In the Śaiva / Śākta Tantrik traditions, the 12-spoked Wheel of Fire […]
On International Yoga Day, if I could offer just a taste of the yogic tradition, or the Vidya Parampara (Knowledge […]
Spiritual Awakening & the Ascension Process Seen Through the Lens of the Yogic Tradition Avalon is a mythical […]
There’s awakening and there’s recognition. There’s realization and there’s an abiding in that realization. There’s even a mystical […]
Once upon a time, from around the 26th to the 19th centuries BCE, an advanced society flourished along […]
We understand that reality is experienced according to stories and narratives that we ourselves create and identify with. […]
To really grasp the chakras, we have to look into the tradition that gave us this metaphysical construct […]
When I sits in meditation, I Am not there yet. Neti Neti. This is not the thought I’m […]
I met Baba (Swamy Vinayagananda) when I was 24. When I began life at his hermitage in that […]
The sages have spoken. There is a Natural Order to the Universe and all that She contains. She, because of Her relationship […]
Once upon a time, my guru and I were having our tea in the Tibetan Quarter of New […]
Many are familiar with the sage, Patanjali, and his prescription for the attainment of Yoga through an eight-limbed […]
The practice of Real Yoga means that the practitioner is on the Way of Self-realization or Self-mastery, and […]
If fear has an opposing state of being, it’s probably courage, not hope. Not faith. Hope contains within itself […]