Somatic Training
Last Monday we started a new Yoga & Meditation training with a new group of beautiful people from all around the world (England, Germany, India, Netherlands, France, Sweden). It is so beautiful and inspiring to be part of, and at the…
Strong developed ‘glutes’ not only look nice in yoga pants, there is a good reason why we would want to train our gluteus maximus. Today Anna-Carin, massage therapist and anatomy teacher at Parimukti, hold a workshop about the importance of…
Yesterday we started the first Parimukti Yoga Therapy Training of 2016 in Goa, India. At our beautiful location in North Goa at the permaculture center we will be studying and learning together for the next five weeks. During our first workshop…
This article consists of 6 parts. This is part 6. Written by Sophie Nusselder Should everybody do yoga and/or meditate? I don’t think so. Every human being is unique in his or her own existence. Meditation means different things to…
Freedom. I’dom. Me’dom. Where’s your We’dom? This world needs a brand new Re’dom. We’dom the key We’dom the key’dom them to life. Let’s be dem We’dom smart phones. Don’t be dumb. Borders A few days ago I bumped into the song ‘Borders’ of Mia: British artist…
This article is written by Emily Curtis for Parimukti and consists of two parts. Today part 2 So in the previous post I introduced you to my idea for re-defining currency. How? Imagine if we all came from the lens of equality,…
This article is written by Emily Curtis for Parimukti and consists of two parts Today part 1 I believe all of creation is of equal worth. I believe in a world where all of creation can thrive. Right now, I’m…
This article is written by Azuka Muse for Parimukti According to many spiritual traditions, including the yoga tradition, attention and intention are the two most powerful tools we have to use to expand our human potential and our happiness. But how…
Indians keep surprising me with the wisdom they are able to share in one single sentence at moments that you least expect it. I was reminded today about a conversation I had one day in Rishikesh, about three years ago.…
This article is written by Amy Ruben It’s in that flash of a moment—the moment that quite possibly didn’t even exist—that we remember. This is called instinct. Our instinct graciously, yet, frantically, jumps up and down and waves a red…