As an Anusara Inspired E-RYT 200 yoga teacher, Genevieve Oswald loves to live her yoga. When not rolling around on the floor Genevieve can be found practicing yoga in a myriad of ways: seeking equilibrium in marriage to the man of her dreams, dancing in cooperation as a co-owner of Shree Yoga Taos and Sundara Studios Inc., co-creating with the mysterious source-energy of the divine in her weekly blog www.unconditioningtheheart/wordpress.com, balancing work with pleasure while regularly enjoying coffee at her favorite local café, expanding her capacity to communicate effectively when walking her spirited dog, and anywhere else she winds up in this wild ride called life. Genevieve teaches yoga classes that inspire openhearted willingness, mindful presence, and the integration of the physical, mental, and emotional bodies to enhance self-awareness and improve the overall quality of one's life, from the heart into the world.
The practice of yoga asana (hatha yoga, taking postures) came into being as a way to quiet the states of the mental, emotional, and physical body, which disturb one’s concentration while in the practice of meditati...
Many associate yoga with being able to easily touch one’s toes. It is a common misconception, however it is not all yoga is. That being said, it is a nice place to visit. The form of a standing forward fold known a...
One of the many great benefits of a regular yoga practice is a strong and supple body. Beginning with basic poses allows the body to open and gain strength in a gentle and kind way without shocking and traumatizing the ...
It’s not uncommon these days to hear friends and acquaintances lamenting the cooler weather as we transition through seasons, sometimes missing our opportunity to enjoy this brief, but beautiful time of year. Being prese...
This past week B.K.S. Iyengar, considered by many to be the grandfather of yoga in the western world, passed from this Earth. . In his book Light on Yoga, he demonstrated hundreds of yoga poses with such exquisite grace ...
School starts this week in Taos, and with children in mind it seemed appropriate to offer up Balasana for our pose of the week. The basic form of Child’s Pose is simple and easy to take. Begin sitting on your shins...