Category Archives: Yoga for Women

Give-Away Yoga

Altruistic service–in yoga called seva or karma yoga–is, for the most part, unanimously hailed as an important part of Yoga business.  In Radiant Child Yoga, we offer training scholarships, usually in the form of workstudy, offer yoga classes based on … Continue reading

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Yoga to Balance Head and Heart

Our heads are logical and want “proof” about everything, which means they cannot understand anything that is outside of the limits of the mind. Our hearts can understand and intuit what the head does not know, yet our emotional heart … Continue reading

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Wonderful Yoga Women Come in All Sizes

Fezia Tyebally is a trainer for Radiant Child Yoga, living in Asia.  I especially like Fezia’s can-do attitude in the article she wrote about her life as a plus-size yogini, titled Yoga for All.  I totally agree with her observation … Continue reading

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Meditation for Emotional Balance

From my book, Yoga for Women.  Seems like a good time to bring this one out.  Thanks to Yogi Bhajan for offering this and so many amazing Kundalini Yoga treasures! Before practicing this meditation, drink a glass of pure water, preferably at … Continue reading

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Book Warm

No, I didn’t mean to say bookworm.  I like the way books warm me up, get me ready for the next bit of life down the road.  I’ve always been a reader, and I must admit that I like the … Continue reading

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Hooked on Healthy!

On  April 10th I begin my semi-annual Cleanse.  To make it more fun, I’ve arranged to invite all friends to come along with me for 10 days and stay supported by yummy, superhealthy food and cleansing drinks while we’re blogging, … Continue reading

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Taking the Yoga Party Outside

I have been working with something called Segment Intending lately.  It is one of the many processes that are given by the Abraham work (www.abraham-hicks.com).  The idea is that when you begin a new segment of your day–could be as … Continue reading

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Giving Thanks for Yourself

In my thesaurus, the word blessing means everything from benediction to good wishes.  In this little exercise, blessing means loving, healing, honoring, celebrating, and appreciating every part of you. Use the touch of your hands and your spoken or silent … Continue reading

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Healthy Breast Care Month

Loving October–what a special time of year!  October is also Healthy Breast Care Month-–at least that is what I’ve named it!  Why put all our energy into talking about what we don’t want (cancer), when we can put our energy … Continue reading

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Dori’s Radiant Child Yoga Story

See my interview with Dori, one of the students at the recent Om Ranch, Utah Radiant Child Training.   Dori talks about how she used what she learned from the first day of RCY training to move out of some challenging … Continue reading

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