Jai Ho! Moms!

Posted by Paul Reynolds on Jun 16, 2011 in Blog, Humor, Yoga | Comments Off

Well, once again our Koloa yoga Ohana is honored with another creative force in the making, another life lovingly ushered into the earth plane as yoga mom Giselle Fabricante  has “upped the bar” as it were by continuing her strong weekly vinyasa practice now 36 weeks and counting. Totally Inspiring. Remember…Motherhood/parenthood – the “REAL” yoga!:o)!! Our...

Let Go

Posted by Paul Reynolds on May 21, 2011 in Blog, Inspired Readings, Yoga, Yoga Readings | Comments Off

Reading at Waimea 05/21/2011 Let go of that which is gone. Let go of that which is lost. Let go of that which is not yet happening. What has happened in the past and what will happen in the future exist only in your mind. What is happening now is the infinite caress of the universe. To touch the eternal now and let it enfold you in its infinite Love is the essence of being in love. What is...

Asana in da everyday — part 2

Posted by Paul Reynolds on Mar 3, 2011 in Blog, Humor, Paul's Drawing Board, Yoga | 2 comments

Healing Shocks

Posted by Paul Reynolds on Jan 18, 2011 in Blog, Inspired Readings, Western Insight, Yoga, Yoga Readings | Comments Off

Reading at Anara practice 1/18/2011 Many of us are essentially asleep, even as we walk around in broad daylight. We’re so focused on the restless narratives and repetitive fantasies unfurling in our heads that we only dimly perceive the larger story raging in all of its chaotic beauty around us. To have any hope of permanently breaking out of our fuzzy trance, we require regular shocks. A...

A Yogi’s Welcome

Posted by Paul Reynolds on Dec 4, 2010 in Blog, Paul's Musings, Yoga, Yoga Readings | Comments Off

Reading at Waimea Practice 12/04/2010 Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Morning Takes Hold by Lina-ji Welcome Please allow your stories to be left at the door with your shoes. You may pick them up if you really want them on your way back out. They...

Yoga Wedding

Posted by Paul Reynolds on Oct 12, 2010 in Blog, Eastern Inspiration, Inspired Readings, Western Insight, Yoga, Yoga Readings | Comments Off

There is probably never a more likely place to practice yoga than in a relationship. In fact the root of the word in sanskrit, ‘yuj’ essentially means to yoke or to bring together.  Not much is said however in yogic texts about the yoga of relationship. A wise yogi once said: “A paradox of life is that one is fundamentally alone, yet one cannot exist outside of...