Covid Free
Being "Covid Free" means having your mind cleared of reflected clouds of a year and six months of media terrorism and public-health regime.
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Ephemeral balance
I believe that freedom as well as balance are mental spaces that must be constantly pursued, knowing that they can never be fully achieved.
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Graduates in social promoters
I would like to say that the label "master" is really strong and out of place. We yoga teachers, or various other arts of the movement, are only teachers or if you prefer instructors. However, our mission goes far beyond technique.
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Psychoactive substances for a better self understanding
It's a historic moment for psychoactive drugs. The therapeutic effects are finally being made legal and the US is preparing to legalise LSD at least for therapeutic purposes, with Oregon already moving forward.
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Decadence
I'd like to begin this editorial by saying that I am not trying to depress you, though I hope that sooner or later Italians will smarten up and understand the mistake of having given away our freedom and above all they will do everything possible to reclaim it.
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Bad teachers
One of the greatest ignorances that I come across nowadays in the sharing of philosophy and knowledge linked to "spiritual" and scientific traditions, which revolve around self-consciousness and consciousness in the broadest sense, are the false mythological expectations disseminated by supposedly Enlightened Grandmasters of the past.
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When size does matter: practicing Yoga increases brain’s volume, however which are the areas involved?
Right, now that I got your attention we can get directly into the heart of the matter. Each of us, when practicing yoga, perceives its benefits at various levels: physical, psychological, spiritual, cosmic! But what happens in practitioners' brains? Are there any differences? Well, neuroscientific research says yes: there are brain regions that show a higher volume among people who engage in this discipline.
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From penitentiary police to yoga
Yes. I simply had to listen. I'm kidding, it wasn't easy at all. In the meantime, because I had to find the courage to ask myself the question 'is this really how I want to spend my life?', but then when I did, the answer was simple. Honestly... nope.
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Disconnect from reality
In the past week I have seen the Liberation Day's celebrations that happened almost eighty years ago. Almost everyone who celebrated, and I am in favour of every party and gathering, does not have an experiential knowledge of the matter, they celebrate an event that they haven't known first hand.
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Maze disco
When you fall trapped in a labyrinth of thoughts, anxieties, inner complaints, you slide into it quickly, like Alice in the White Rabbit’s hole.
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Crazy Life
I know, being at home in front of a screen is convenient and makes you feel "safe". For education you can stay in the comfort of your home, in front of your computer screen, you can wear just pajamas, take as many breaks as you want, poke your nose or whatever. You may also record the class and think about it when you feel like it or when you think it's the right time.
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The Senseless Challenge
Religion and spirituality, two categories that may sometimes coincide, are linked to each other by a hypothesis that probably does not make sense and that is the basis of their mission. The hypothesis is that there is a soul or a real self, a nucleus within the human being that we can consider our real identity and that most likely does not exist.
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