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Almost ten years ago, I remember watching Diane Sawyer special report “A Hidden America: Children of the Plains”. She did an in-depth report and the young dreamers and survivors of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. She put up a picture of the tribe ancestor (what they look years ago), against what their children look now. They looked like they came from different species. Last Friday, ...
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The Australian called it “A walk about”, the Vietnamese called it “Walking without a purpose”, the Japaneses called it “Shinrin-yoku Forest Therapy”. They all have the same concept: Go to a Forest, Wood, Park (places with many trees, plans). Walk. Breathe. Open all your senses. This is the healing way of how our body release stress when just simply being out in nature.
Shinrin-yoku is a term that means “taking in the forest atmosphere” or “forest bathing.” ...
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Sciatica occurs when there is some type of damage to a particular nerve in the back of the leg—the sciatic nerve. This nerve controls many muscles, from the sole of your foot up to the back of your thigh. Sciatica can arise from an underlying health condition such as degenerative disc disease, pelvic injury or a slipped disk, or as in case of students practicing yoga – overexertion.
Sciatica pain ...
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Just about everyone who practices yoga has been touched in some way by its trans-formative power. Maybe you simply feel better in your body. Perhaps you’ve experienced more profound changes in your life, relationships, and worldview. These changes often take place subtle and over time and sometimes can be hard to pinpoint. It is more accurate to say that ...
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