Posted by chai on May 21st, 2008 in Continuing Education, reviews
Jivamukti, the near legendary yoga studio (turned celebrity hangout), that started it all. Some people might point to California as the birth place of Vinyasa, the yoga syle that would dominate the American yoga-scape. Even still its influence is undeniable.
On top of all that reputation, Kristin my teacher is an alum from this studio, so [...]
Posted by admin on May 12th, 2008 in balance, new york yoga, teacher training, yoga
During our teacher training program KL had peppered her insights with what she was learning and going through as a student from her teacher. At first I was surprised she had a teacher, I just assumed that she didn’t need a teacher, at least not one in the way she was a teacher to us. [...]
Posted by admin on May 8th, 2008 in new york yoga, teacher training, yoga
I had just received my New York Yoga Pass Book in the mail the other day, and I could not wait to use it. For the unbelievable price of $75 + shipping, you get a two-class pass book to virtually every studio in Manhattan. After the teacher training program, it seemed to be a great [...]
Posted by admin on May 7th, 2008 in breathe, meditation, teacher training, yoga
I went to a meditation workshop today at the Tibet House, led by Sharon Salzberg. I’d been looking forward to coming, the talk had received glowing reviews, and as an added bonus, I would be seeing my old friend Simon. There was a simple, inviting kind of warmth in the Tibet’s House. It reminded me [...]