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Feb
3

The World Of Telecom In UK

By jamesstark

Chess is a trusted resource that helps millions of companies nationwide connect with phone providers and other important services. Chess offers a range of secure, affordable business broadband options. Many business phone providers are hoping 2012 could be the year that business phone systems really make their mark on small to medium sized companies in the UK. The equipments like the PBX, VoIP, SDLX and other similar phone systems are seen pretty admired in the recent past, making… More..
Sep
23

The Very The Majority Excellent Red Ring Of Death Fix Pieces Of In Sequence

By johnsonlee

its good The Xbox 360 has been red ring of death a terribly fashionable order since the overall day it hit reserves shelves. Its unbelievable graphics nobility plus web stores internet play around capabilities made it an immediate hit allowing for longtime gamers whilst well whilst prevailing over a complete brand new generation up of fans. While the Xbox 360 serves as 1 of the overall easiest video game consoles this week the… More..
Jul
5

What kind of yoga is right for me?

By Sonja Podstawskyj

"What kind of yoga is right for me?” What a great question! I have been practicing yoga for nearly 10 years and I’m still asking it. On the most basic physical level - the ‘kind’ of yoga you practice may reflect your desire to get hot, cool down, open up, tighten up, move quickly, flow slowly...etc. On a more fundamental level, you may find yourself called to a particular path of yoga (ie. Kundalini, Ashtanga and… More..
May
3

Rolling to the Right After Savasana

By Trisha Wilson

I have often heard the question “why do we roll to the right after savasana?” When I’ve asked the question I’ve received several answers. These are the theories Ive come across: 1. Rolling to the right side of the body is rolling away from the heart (less pressure and weight on the rested and open heart). 2. When rolling to the right the left nostril, which is the yin side remains more open thus… More..
Apr
4

The Prana Body

By Anna Colin

Prana is a term use often in yoga.  It has many different subtle meanings depending on who you are talking to however generally speaking Prana refers to breath and the life force that is carried on it.  In the eight fold or eight limb path Pranayama is the fourth branch.  In this regard Pranayama is used to gain a greater awareness and control over the breath in order to begin the process of bringing stillness and steadiness to the… More..
Nov
15

Book for Stress & Relaxation

By Anna Colin

Relax and Renew by Judith Lasater is a great book full of restful and relaxing restorative yoga postures.  It is easy to follow and there are a number of different sequences for different conditions.  Enjoy. More..
Nov
2

Deepening your Yoga on and off the Mat - An Introduction to the Yamas and Niyamas

By Ally Bogard

"Our challenge is to remain upright and graceful despite the forces of entropy, faithlessness, and greed - not in an attempt to change the world, rather to create an internal environment that has a peaceful and beneficial affect on our state of mind. When there is equanimity of mind, the affect on the world around us is profound.” 3000 years ago, a being named Patanjali codified the Yoga Sutras, 196 aphorisms which outline the way in which… More..
Oct
4

Dukha & Sukha

By Sonja Podstawskyj

Yesterday, I had a dark dukha day. I was feeling small and sorry for myself - I got down on my mat and wept. Luckily, the Heart of Yoga was laying near by… Writings from Desikachar’s “Heart of Yoga”: Sometimes terms such as “suffering”, “troubles”, or “sickness” are used to explain the meaning of dukha, but it is best described as a feeling of being restricted. Dukha is a quality of mind that gives us the feeling… More..

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