Greetings yogis! Fall is when we put fresh fire into our practice. Classes are back on in El Sargento for those of you who are local...

When Adi and I were recording our latest episode last week, “Staying Sane in an Insane World,” I talked a little bit about humanity as a...

I’ve owned about a half dozen dogs over the years, but none was more beloved than Max. He died in 2013 after we discovered he had an...

I just love this little film (scroll down) featuring my "soul sister," artist Shelley Hocknell Zentner of South Lake Tahoe. Although we...

I once led a group meditation in which I invited the participants to contemplate the notion that because they were expressions of the...

The very first lesson in A Course in Miracles states: Nothing I see means anything. And your first thought is probably, "How can that be?...

What are the pros and cons of enlightenment? For one thing, you won’t have to ask that question.

I had another encounter with death yesterday. Its presence was already palpable, what with hundreds of thousands dead and dying from the...

One happy outcome of yogic practice is that as we clear away our inner clutter, it makes space for Logos to shine through.

We cannot defeat the demons of others any more than we can "defeat" our own. However, we can acknowledge that we contain them.

Not only do we fight ourselves by criticizing our literal reflections, we despise those parts of ourselves that other people model to us.

Pranayama is not just one of the eight limbs of Raja Yoga, it is the platform upon which we build three others: dharana, dhyana & samadhi.

Here are five ways to use mantra as part of your daily practice.

The battle for masculine/feminine balance is as critical to our development as the ongoing skirmishes between good and evil.

This talk by Abraham-Hicks echoes many of the principles of ThoughtForm Workshop ... and explains in a slightly different language the...

A spiritual Awakening is still a fairly rare thing ... and if that term is not familiar to you, I encourage you to visit Jim Tolles'...

My apologies for the extended hiatus between blog posts. I have been hunkered down in Mexico riding out the proverbial "dark night of the...