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Buddhism

Karma Yoga

February 25, 2010

Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Lexi Yoga. Her yoga website can be found at www.lexiyoga.com.

Karma yoga dates back from the Hinduism philosophies based on reincarnation (samsara). This means that we were born with both positive and negative tendencies from our previous lives, which push forward into our present life. It is up [...]

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Meditation Suggestion: Get Out of Your Own Way with Jack Kornfield

February 28, 2009

Jack Kornfield just happens to be the creator of one of my favorite meditation DVDs. I use it all the time and have played it when others have asked me about meditation.
“Jack Kornfield is one of the leading Buddhist teachers in America. A practitioner for over 40 years, he is one of the key teachers [...]

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A Few Yoga Links Worth Sharing Today

February 19, 2009

Every once in a while we run across links related to yoga, meditation, or personal growth and spirituality that we feel like sharing. It may be a news article, an inspiration, a tip or new product; and sometimes it’s just something mildly interesting or amusing. Since our name is SHARE yoga, we always aim to [...]

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Friday’s Flow: Putting Your Attention on Inappropriate Attention

October 31, 2008

Playing Tetris the other day, I realized that while part of my mind was focused on the game, a big part of my mind was still “chattering” away with obsessive, neurotic worry. Worry about the economy. Worry about my weight. Worry about something someone said that offended me three months ago. Worry, worry, worry!
Put Your [...]

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