Check out these new projects by fellow practitioners! Please don’t hesitate to let us know what’s up in your neck of the woods.

Robert Muratore, a fellow yogi, filmmaker, and photographer for Art of Vinyasa, has a new and important movie that’s just out on YouTube. “Childhood 2.0” is an exploration of the mental, emotional, and social implications of being a child in today’s online world.
Our beloved teacher and friend, Bill Goldman, moved from Boulder to California with his wife Lara and their daughter Joslyn a few years ago. We miss him dearly, but they are thriving. Billy, as always, is full of life. Joslyn is an accomplished harpist and singer and Lara (who goes by the name Lara J Day) just produced a beautiful Oracle Deck call “The 13 Holy Nights.”

(Of course, there’s ours on the Gita, but some others you might enjoy even more)

Get Your Yoga On by Kino MacGregor: Insights into how ashtanga yoga is a practice for everyone…if we start where we are. Kino presents clear and detailed information (with lots of photos) about postures, modifications, and building a strong, healthy practice.
Yoga Myths by Judith Lassiter: Physical therapist and longtime Iyengar teacher, Judith offers advice for healthy alignment, demonstrating how some common instructions can do more harm than good if not practiced with intelligence.
Aah…The Pleasure Book by Jai Gottlieb, MD: How through meditation one can tap into the enjoyment of beauty, natural phenomena, and experience which can lead to the profoundly deep pleasure of seeing through the nature of mind.
One Simple Thing by Eddie Stern: A look at yoga as an integrated lifelong practice. Eddie also includes a fascinating, well-researched section on the nervous system and the vital role of the vagus nerve.
The Practice is the Path by Tias Little: A multifaceted and holistic perspective on how practicing yoga can be a transformative part of life.

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