Authentic Yoga: East vs. West

September 4th, 2010

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Authentic YogaWhat makes for an authentic yoga practice? The word Yoga literally means union, referring to the union of the body, mind and soul. In Yoga, the body, mind and soul come together to achieve an elevated level of consciousness that brings in immense happiness, joy, satisfaction and wisdom into one’s life. This was the concept with which the ancient teachings about authentic Yoga evolved in India over a period of thousands of years.

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Becoming a Vegetarian: What are the Challenges?

August 25th, 2010

Becoming a VegetarianBecoming a vegetarian is a big lifestyle change if you are trying to make the transition, especially for the first time. There’s a saying that “you are what you eat”. Indeed, the food you eat plays a big part in identifying who you are.

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Tantric Sex: The Mystery Revealed

August 16th, 2010

Tantric SexA number of people seem to have varying opinions about Tantric Sex, from both ends of the spectrum. The ones that like it have had transformational inner experiences and the ones that hate it try to scratch at the two thousand year old ceremonies that seem meaningless in today’s society. Yet the fact remains that Tantric Sex has survived till this age, and is fast catching up in the West, from its humble beginnings in ancient India.

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Hydrogen Power: A Viable Alternative Energy Source For Our Future

August 10th, 2010

Hydrogen PowerAs more people become environmentally conscious, it is becoming clear that the existing fossil fuel economy today isn’t viable, sustainable, or desirable. Coal, oil, and natural gas supplies are not limitless and alternatives must be found sooner than later.

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Do Animals Have Rights?

June 28th, 2010

Animal RightsThere is something eerily cold about the way we view factory farming, neatly packaged meats and other animal products at the grocery store. This extends beyond foodstuffs and includes items such as leather shoes, wallets, handbags, couches and fur coats.

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The Natural Beauty Hemp Fiber

June 1st, 2010

hemp fiberOne of the best kept secrets in the natural fiber clothing category is hemp fiber. We think of wool, cotton, bamboo, silk and linen as the natural fiber choices for Eco friendly clothing. Hemp is also a very nice natural fiber that makes attractive, comfortable clothing while being good to the environment. Hemp used to be the best fiber to make strong long lasting rope for heavy uses in industry, commercial fishing and farming. Now the people at Vayu have found wonderful ways to create clothing for yoga and everyday use with hemp and organic cotton.

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Change Your Life with Synchrodestiny

May 16th, 2010

SyncrodestinyOkay, here it is, everyone at some point in their lives looks back at their life and says “boy, I wish I had done that,” or “I should’ve done that.” Having those feelings makes you feel bad about yourself. These negative feelings actually affect your health and can make you sick. In addition, if you feel bad about yourself and are ill, you will age faster. See what just a bit of doubt can do to your life? With synchrodestiny, however, you can change your life and take away the what ifs that have plagued you over the years.

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Choose to Eat Locally and Have a Positive Impact

May 5th, 2010

The local food movement is gaining popularity around the country as people become more aware of the food they eat, the effect of food on their bodies, and food’s effect on the environment. There are numerous advantages to those who choose to eat locally and buy locally grown food.

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Tonya Kay Organic Yoga Clothing Testimonial

April 14th, 2010

We’re SUPER stoked about this ROCKIN’ testimonial from our good friend Tonya Kay. We think you will be too!

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