Challenging the "hurry-up bug."
by Philippa Bellis “Teacher is always telling me to speed up my writing, but I can’t…I’m naturally slow,” was the comment, voiced by my indignant [...]
by Philippa Bellis “Teacher is always telling me to speed up my writing, but I can’t…I’m naturally slow,” was the comment, voiced by my indignant [...]
by Tracey Cramond Mindfulness is training ourselves to be here, learning and relearning to come back home to this moment. It’s that simple but somehow [...]
by Jo Gillibrand Mindfulness is everywhere Mindfulness is a buzzword that’s inescapable right now. So much so that even if we haven’t explored it in [...]
by Lisa Milnor Taking an active role in your health and happiness Do you sometimes feel that your life is a whirlwind, a never ending [...]
Reproduced with kind permission from Ed Halliwell With all good intentions, Ed Halliwell writes, a bit of mindfulness in institutions whose activities and attitudes contribute to the [...]
by Cathy-Mae Karelse Ayurveda is often reduced to bodily constitutions and we are usually most interested in finding out our ‘type’. While it is fascinating to [...]
by Cathy-Mae Karelse In Ayurveda and yoga, dharma is one of the cornerstones of the teachings. It is commonly translated as doctrine, duty or responsibility. It [...]
by Cathy-Mae Karelse I found myself asking why people might bother with a programme touting ancient methods of healing in a fast paced world of modern [...]
by Jenny Flynn In the third and final post in this series on the business of yoga, I'll share some ideas around how to develop [...]
by Jenny Flynn. In this second post in the series on the business of yoga, we'll explore how to define your audience to help develop [...]