8 Limbs Of Yoga Outlined | The Patanjali Eightfold Eight-Limbed Path

A Summary | Inspired By The Raja (Royal)/Patanjali Ashtanga Eight-Limbed Path There are many (often limited) ways to define Yoga by modern standards. In essence, however, Yoga practice is a higher, intelligent, lifestyle choice marked by striving to be the … Read MoreRead More

A Simple Formula For Accomplishing Your Goals

When I was studying abroad in India in my Junior year of college, I came across a sign that I will always remember. One day, my classmates and I were visiting a very popular fort/castle in the beautiful city of … Read MoreRead More

Podcast Ep. 4 [Sutra Studies Week 3: Reflection on Mind Mastery | Choose To “Love More Worry Less” (Sutra 2)]

“When I say that everything that was created up until this point in history is simply a result of the choices, and different levels of consciousness, of the people who have existed and exist today on our planet, and that … Read MoreRead More

Sutra Studies Week 3: Check-in | Why Practice Yoga?

When we practice Yoga each day, we gain mastery of/over the most important thing that we really have (or need to have) control of in our lives; we gain control of our self (in the form of the ego-body-mind). And … Read MoreRead More

Sutra Studies Week 3: On Mind Mastery | Choose To “Love More Worry Less” (Sutra 2)

“The restrain of the modifications of the mind-stuff is Yoga.” –The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali Yogas Chitta Vrtti Nirodhah Yogas: Yoga is | Citta: Mind-field | Vrtti: Modifications | Nirodhah: Restraint Yoga–at least on the Eight-Limbed path–is a practice that … Read MoreRead More

Sutra Studies Week 1: Check-In | You Must Let Go In Order To Grow

Regardless of how terrifying letting go may be or feel, always remember that shedding the old and unwanted aspects of your life, and of “yourself,” in order to let go of what no longer serves or defines you is actually … Read More

Sutra Studies Week 1: Letting Go And Starting Anew

Like outfits that we no longer fit into or feel our best wearing, sometimes the expressions that we once called our identity, and in which we may have once felt best suited, can evolve to points where they no longer serve us and who we are in the present. … Read More