Beginnings and endings are moments that are creating fullness for our experience in life. We are constantly expanding and retracting, learning deeper layers of our own life. The awareness of these moments support us in opening and closing ourselves on and off our yoga matt. Within each and every single moment of life there is the beginning and ending which

“I have a body and I am more than my body. I have emotions and I am more than my emotions. I have a mind and I am more than my mind. I am a center of pure consciousness and energy.”  -Kabbalah  I found this quote to be speaking a lot about what’s present in my life right now. Each

The teaching of Seva has been bittersweet, as my 7 months of practicing in a contained space has now come to an end. Seva is the sanskrit word for selfless service, a practice of not attaching to the results or outcome of actions. There are many ways to try to understand what it means to be in a state of

There is a beautiful metaphor about the mother and child relationship that has been presented to me in many different shapes and forms recently. The mother is the care taker and support system while the child is pure and transparent. The mother is committed to talking care of the baby, supporting the baby in every moment humanly possible. The baby

How can we do inquiries into the Self off the yoga mat? Of course, we may find that the mat is the best place for our personal practice, and we may also begin to notice an overflow of this connection into events in our life. How do we continually do self inquiry while still actively living in the modern world

What does it mean to becoming the witness? Why is it that we, as humans, engage in questioning? I couldn’t possibly answer those questions but I’ll play with them a bit for fun, but first let’s look into the Yogic philosophy of existence… In short, we are all having an individual experience, which is made up from two things referred to

What is it that we do when we get on our mats, or should I ask what is it that we aren’t doing? Well to start, everyones experience is unique. You are unique, just like everyone else. Haha! I’m hoping we can all smile about that. So I’ll be coming from my experience when I say that, getting on the

It’s often that we come to believe that because of our pains in life, we are not worthy of love. Love is knocking on our door in every moment. The door is locked with the conditions of society and our personal experiences. From my own personal experience, the heart holds the key to unlock the door, and suddenly we can

Dear Loves, I’d like to invite you on a journey, a journey into the life here at Mahidevi Ashram, where I’m currently writing this letter. Here is an Ashram approved song to complement theses words and bring you a deeper resonance and vibration of my world here, we actually bless all the food served here with this mantra. It’s a