The Silent Turn-off Disillusionment doesn’t arrive with fanfare. It comes quietly, as grains of sand in the softness of what once felt smooth — irritations so small at first you almost dismiss them, until one day you can’t. Her talk of being organised, of getting things done, impressed at first. But repeated too often, it Read More …
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A Crucial Necessity: Trusting Our Inner Sense of Good and Bad
In every human being lives a compass — not perfect, but essential: our inner sense of good and bad. It is the quiet voice that guides us when external authorities become loud, confusing, or corrupt. In today’s world, this inner compass has never been more under attack. When Sovereignty Is Handed Over Modern society conditions Read More …
Letter To The Guardian Of Tomorrow
Dear Son, dear young people, I’ve kept thinking about our recent exchange, and I want to share a few more reflections with you, always in friendship, but also with the conviction that these questions are too important to treat lightly. You argued that international law doesn’t really exist, and therefore, conquest or territorial expansion by Read More …
Yoga, Language, and the Robotization of Consciousness
What is yoga supposed to mean? The word itself comes from the Sanskrit yuj, “to yoke, to unite.” Yoga is not meant to be an aerobics routine with incense, nor a fitness brand stamped on water bottles. At its heart, yoga is an act of union: union of breath and body, body and mind, self Read More …
Yoga Space – Don’t puncture that container
“I’ll Leave at 25 Past” – A Reflection on yoga space etiquette This morning, as I prepared to teach my regular Sunday yoga class—an hour-long session from 11:00 to 12:00—a woman I had never seen before approached me just after I introduced myself. I had shared, as I usually do, a bit about my teaching Read More …
Karma Beyond Trauma
Karma: reclaiming the power to transform Today, the word trauma is everywhere. We talk about intergenerational trauma, attachment trauma, and complex trauma. Trauma has become a sort of identity badge — a way to define oneself as the product of ancestral pain, dysfunctional systems, or emotional neglect – to the point where it has become Read More …
Actaria’s Light – A Modern Hero’s Journey
In a time not so far from our own, when a veil of fear blanketed the globe and silence fell not from peace, but from obedience, a woman named Actaria stepped out—not just of her home, but of something far deeper. What follows is her story, a myth for our times, a Hero’s Journey born Read More …
Yoga And Customer’s (open) Feedback
Feedback – What’s the purpose?Customer feedback can be a valuable tool, particularly when it focuses on aspects of a service or product that can be improved through insights into the user’s experience.However, when it comes to teaching yoga, the issue becomes more nuanced. For yoga to truly promote an individual’s balance and growth in a Read More …
From “How far can I go?” to “How far can I let go?”
Right here, right nowPeople often look toward the horizon, waiting for solutions to appear. In the context of studying or work, this forward-looking approach is often necessary. However, when it comes to our well-being, it’s vital to recognize that our body and mind are the fundamental tools we need to cultivate a balanced life. Creating Read More …
Leadership Qualities and Holistic Well-Being: A Yoga-Centered Solution
The Dissonance Between Leadership Demands and Well-Being In the corporate world, the qualities required for effective leadership often seem at odds with the principles of holistic well-being. This dissonance can lead to burnout, stress, and diminished effectiveness over time. Balancing the high-stakes, goal-oriented demands of leadership with personal wellness is not just an individual challenge Read More …
