Featured · Philosophy · 4 min read
You Are Not Your Mind
Most of us treat every thought and mood as a fact about the world. A chapter on the mind suggests a different test: check it against your own day.
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Featured · Philosophy · 4 min read
Most of us treat every thought and mood as a fact about the world. A chapter on the mind suggests a different test: check it against your own day.
Continue reading →Philosophy · 3 min read
Patanjali gives one test for posture in the Yoga Sutras. Here is how to apply it in any pose today.
Breath & Meditation · 3 min read
Old hatha texts treat breath as the way to steady the mind. A six-breath opening you can use before any practice.
Philosophy · 3 min read
The Gita describes yoga as evenness of mind. What that means for streaks, challenges and off days.
Poses · 4 min read
A short list of foundation poses for beginners, with what to notice in each.
Breath & Meditation · 4 min read
A simple beginner method for sitting still, with what to do when your mind runs off.
Ayurveda · 4 min read
Traditional ayurveda values a steady morning routine. Here are gentle habits you can try without changing your whole life.
Not sure where to begin? Follow a path: a short set of articles in a good order.
Reading path · 4 articles · 16 min
A gentle way in: breathing first, then sitting, then a few simple poses.
Starts with: Why Every Session Begins with Breath →Reading path · 4 articles · 13 min
How the mind works and what the old texts suggest about steadiness.
Starts with: You Are Not Your Mind →Reading path · 2 articles · 8 min
The three doshas and a simple morning routine, in plain language.
Starts with: Vata, Pitta, Kapha: A Beginner's Guide →Short exercises that go with the articles. No account needed.
Follow a growing and shrinking circle to breathe slowly. Choose box breathing, 4-7-8 or an even 5-5 rhythm.
Open →A simple meditation timer with a soft bell. Choose 1, 5, 10 or 20 minutes.
Open →An eight-question reflection quiz on the three ayurvedic doshas: vata, pitta and kapha.
Open →7 days of small, steady practice.
Open →21 days of small, steady practice.
Open →30 days of small, steady practice.
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