A diagnosis of autism, ADHD or ADD is a tag that encompasses a wide range of behaviors, unique to each individual. Certain practices of yoga including movement, breath work, visualization and concentration can be helpful especially, perhaps, to children with these conditions.
Ask a Yogi: Am I Enlightened Yet?
We can have a great meditation and then, BAM, anger erupts later in the day? When will I achieve the goal of yoga? “Patience is the quickest path to God!”
Ask a Yogi: How to Reconcile Different Yoga Teachings?
Books and teachers of yoga may describe the astral body, chakras or higher states of consciousness in ways that seem at odds with each other. How do we reconcile these differences?
Ask a Yogi: My parents died while I was away!
Many of my friends from India live in the United States or Europe. During the pandemic some lost a parent due to the disease. Being away they were unable to help. One wrote to me feeling very guilty and sad.
Ask a Yogi: Physical Health and Yoga Practice
To what extent does my bodily ill health restrict my spiritual progress. Examples include spinal injuries or deformity; pain in sitting for meditation; respiratory issues on pranayam practices.
Ask a Yogi: Kundalini!
What is Kundalini? It’s wrapped up in myth and treated with high drama among therapists. Can you help clarify this teachings?
Ask a Yogi: How to be with a loved one when you don’t share interests?
Nayaswami Hriman shares whether you are a caregiver or you just want to spend some time with a parent or friend when you don’t share their particular interests, how should we approach this?
Ask a Yogi: How to be with a loved one when you don’t share interests?
Nayaswami Hriman shares whether you are a caregiver or you just want to spend some time with a parent or friend when you don’t share their particular interests, how should we approach this?
Ask a Yogi: Hurt Feelings in Friendship?
Nayaswami Hriman shares how to handle our hurt feelings when someone rejects our friendliness?
Ask a Yogi: Setting Boundaries; Having No Boundaries!
Nayaswami Hriman shares about boundaries. We are One with EveryOne, right? but what about that troublesome mother-in-law? How does a sincere seeker balance turning the other cheek with being cheeky?