The Mandala of Selfcare
The Mandala of Dinacharya The Cosmos of Self-Care and the Essence of Self-Love Self-care is more than a routine — it is a declaration
The Mandala of Dinacharya The Cosmos of Self-Care and the Essence of Self-Love Self-care is more than a routine — it is a declaration
The holiday season is approaching, Christmas markets start popping up everywhere in Vienna ; lights, Christmas decorations and candles begin dressing the city and the
Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra 2.43: “kaya indriya siddhih ashuddhi kshayat tapasah” – The inner psychic fire (tapas) destroys all impurities of the heart and mind, and brings about
The Koshas The Western and the Yogic perspective on the human body are quite different from each other. Unlike in our Western understanding of human
Saucha is the Sanskrit word for cleanliness and refers to purity & clarity on the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual plane The physical aspect bahir saucha
Shat=6, Kriyas = action; 6 yogic actions to cleanse your body naturally Shat Kriyas or Yogic cleansing processes are an integral part of yoga as they
Wheel of Yoga – 7 paths of Yoga Keeping in mind that Yoga can be described as both the path and also the goal of
8 limbs of the Ashtanga Path The 8-fold path, Asthanga (from ashta– eight, and tanga – steps) is introduced in the first chapter of the
Sadhana Pada sadhana = practice; sadhaka = the one, who practises Chapter 2 of the Patanjali Yoga Sutras is called Sadhana Pada; this chapter is about
In Indian mythology there is a beautiful legend about the sage Patanjali, who is considered to be the father of Yoga. Patanjali’s mother, Gonika, was
Durga – Goddess of Strength, Power and Courage That moment when you say “I can’t do this anymore” or “I give up” or “I’m not
Having begun the New Year under the care of Ganesha, we are now in a good place to consider who else in the realm of
New Beginnings – Who is Ganesha? In the Hindu mythology, there is no other deity than Lord Ganesha that would be more fitting to kick
Aparigraha, the practice of non-possessiveness, non-accumulation, or non-attachment is a part of the Yamas, the first limb of the eightfold path of Yoga (Ashtanga Yoga). Each
The spiritual practice of Yoga is a journey of self-inquiry and anyone embarking on this journey will eventually be faced with the necessity of getting
Yoga does not just happen on the mat. In fact, the eightfold path of Yoga as laid out by the sage Patanjali describes two steps
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