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The Night Krishna and the Goddess Were Both Born
The story most of us know stops at the image of Krishna as a happy, laughing baby. Yet Janmashtami shares the full story of what happened on that night.
The Gift Was Never Theirs to Give
What does it mean to inherit something you don’t own? On India’s Independence Day, I reflect on yoga, lineage, my teachers, and the responsibility of carrying something forward without claiming it as my own.
Many Teachers, One Thread: Aligned Study in Yoga
Most serious practitioners eventually study with more than one teacher. Few stop to ask whether those teachers actually agree with one another.