My Good Life Yoga

Reblogged from Healthland: Researchers say they may soon be able to identify babies at high risk of autism as early as 6 months old. Currently, clinicians can’t diagnose autism until toddlers are about 2, when the first behavioral and language symptoms of the developmental disorder become noticeable. There is a push to identify at-risk babies [...]

You do not mention by name the current hoopla over John Friend and Anusara Yoga. Clearly, as an American businessman, as a yogi trained in a lineage in India, and as a member of Yoga Alliance, Friend knows about business ethics, yamas and niyamas (I have heard him chant Patanjali’s yoga sutras in Sanskrit from [...]

I don’t understand what you mean by “you can’t blame yoga.” I don’t think you have acknowledged Wendyness’ point: your article clearly singles out the dilution of yoga in the West and implies that the yoga taught in a pure tradition in Mysore is superior. Ethics are ethics and humans are humans. I take the [...]

I would like to test out the idea that you can be more effective when you work smarter, not harder. The claim – you can get up and running selling something on the web in virtually no time. The key is to come up with an email list that you use to bring people to [...]

I selected Oprius  as my web-based online Contact Relationship Management (CRM) software some time ago, and I would like to utilize it more effectively. There are many features I haven’t explored. My next step is to run through the online tutorials and see what I missed. They also have customer support, so I will ask for [...]

Ann has started a masters group with a few friends who have projects they want to implement. You know how you get a great idea, but since you don’t know the first thing about starting the project, you give up easily and sometimes forget about it? Well, Ann’s idea was to start a little informal [...]

Ann and I have decided to talk about the fourth UU principle: we affirm and promote each individual’s free and responsible search for truth and meaning. We will explore some of the challenges this poses for a congregation, and will highlight some of the traps and pitfalls, in particular, the tendency of judgment and an [...]

This was advice I heard way back when in music school from renowned tenor John McCullum, when he gave a workshop on oratorio singing. He said it is often easy to get hired, but you have to deliver the goods to get asked back again and again. How true. Ann and I were invited to [...]

There is so much energy going on in my household right now. It is hard to describe. My daughter is at college and doing quite well thank you, and starting to relax a bit as a sophomore, now that the initial changes have occurred. But she is planning to transfer to another college in January. [...]