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One of the most important philosophical aspects we can apply to ourselves is the niyama, Sauca, which means cleanliness,...
What’s your take on karma?
Let’s shelf actual Karma Yoga for a while, but in the...
I've always had a love/hate relationship with mushrooms; I'm not keen on their texture but I love that they are packed with good...
Any pronunciation tips are greatly received; I’d rather not risk devaluing the lovely niyama with my interpretation of the Sanskrit word,...
Here's a niyama that I didn't really get to begin with. Translated from Sanskrit it means 'to burn'. Sri Swami Satchidananda translates...
I’ve been thinking about Santosha this week, the second of the niyamas, which means contentment and I was drawn back to a blog entry that I...