In this interview Linda Sparrowe talks about her book, The Woman's Book of Yoga, her work as a writer, and her work with 'Courageous Women'. Author, yoga teacher, and 'Editor in Chief' of Yoga International, Ms. Sparrowe has much to offer hathayoga.net readers.

In this interview, nationally known yoga teacher, Elise Miller shares information about her work as a yoga teacher and recreational therapist in helping those who live with scoliosis and other back issues. Featured in well known publications like the Yoga Journal, Ms. Miller is an accomplished yoga teacher, and we are honored to have her as a guest on hathayoga.net.

Interview with Minneapolis yoga teacher, Jinjer Stanton. Her book, Yoga for Every Room in Your House is a book that shows everyday people practicing hatha yoga in various household rooms, the book drives home three central messages...

TweetShare – Share or retweet this perspective on the Life of Pi.   Before becoming a major motion picture, Life of Pi was a wonderful literary work. In this essay, written by my highly articulate 16 year old son, Dylan Funk, we get a glimpse into the spiritual nature that fuels the Life of Pi. I encourage you to read the book before watching the film.   One may wonder why I am posting this essay on HATHAyoga.net. Well,...

When a very advanced concept of 'here & now' is framed in our daily material context, one tends to believe that ‘being in the present’ is all about not thinking the past or the future for a while; and a wonderful learning opportunity is lost. We should rethink time and space in yoga ....

This is an interesting topic and an interesting perspective. Usually yoga is very self-centered. It's all about getting through the different levels of being (veils) so that the yogi can discover his own true nature. Here you've asked how do we see each other when the veils have been removed. This is a legitimate philosophical question. In Samkhya-Yoga philosophy the self that has been stripped of its veils has none of the attributes of the physical and psychological being.