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How Yoga Studios Die ~ Maya Devi Georg and Chris Kiran Aarya
We’ve seen many studios die. It happens slowly, and begins long before students stop coming to class. Yoga studios die for the same reason that love dies: laziness, disrespect, and…
Tits & Ass In A Mala: Queen Of The Cage ~ Maya Devi Georg
Maya Devi Georg In 2013 I wrote an article called Tits & Ass in a Mala: Yoga in the Media - it was obviously about the media and its portrayal of…
Tits & Ass In A Mala: Yoga In The Media ~ Maya Devi Georg
I’m getting really tired of seeing half-naked (or completely naked) women in yoga magazines and on yoga web sites. The images themselves are of young white women. They are depicted…
Thoracic Spinal Twist ~ Maya Devi Georg
Challenging - but worth it! This twist focuses primarily on the thoracic spine - the least flexible part of our spine. This helps build flexibility through the ribs, chest, shoulders,…
6 bonnes raisons d’arrêter d’être obsédé par l’alignement parfait! ~ Maya Devi Georg
Si il y a un sujet propre à la polémique dans le milieu du yoga, c’est bien celui du juste alignement durant la pratique des asanas. D’une école à l’autre, les opinions…
Down Dog Variations: Dolphin, Dolphin Push-Ups, & Elbow Lifts ~ Maya Devi Georg
Here are 2 variations that can be taken while in down dog. These variations help build strength and a lot heat! Dolphin builds flexibly in the shoulders and is a…
Сиськи, задницы и четки: йога в масс-медиа
Что-то я очень устала от всех этих полуобнаженных женщин в журналах и на сайтах, посвященных йоге… Как правило, на фотографии изображены белые молодые женщины. Они обнажены или топлес, или…
Karma, Suffering, and the Exquisite Joy of It All ~ Maya Devi Georg
I remember someone once posting an internet meme on my Facebook wall that read: ‘Karma Is Only A Bitch If You Are!’ Of course, everyone thought he was calling me…
Yoga Is Inherently Feminist ~ Maya Devi Georg
Yoga is inherently feminist And by feminist, I really mean humanist. The first yoga teacher was Shiva. The first student was Parvati. It was a lowly fish that overheard the teaching…