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Posts From Ryan Glidden
Why Bother? What’s the Point? Yoga, Happening Now
The journey of yoga is designed to guide a student from identifying as their ego, to identifying as their soul. An in depth look at yoga…
5 Ways to Stay Inspired in Yoga
I teach a lot of yoga. About 300 classes a year for the past seven years. Teaching that much you experience ebbs and flows. Sometimes you feel
Yoga With Dad
A heart-warming tale of a dad and his daughter! Read this inspiring story by Featured Writer, yoga studio owner and father, Ryan Glidden.
Stop Letting Go
Is letting go a bad thing? Here is one yoga teacher’s perspective on how holding on to challenging experiences can help you grow.
Clear Mind Full
Are we supposed to clear the mind? Or fill the mind with mindfulness? Tricky questions. Great perspective on mind control and presence…
There’s Only One Thing You Have to Do. The Rest You Choose To Do
I came across a quote the other day in the Book, Chop Wood, Carry Water, by Joshua Medcalf. In a conversation between the main character (John) and his sensei, the
Are you Self-Conscious or Self-Aware?
Consider for a moment two different practices. Practice One: Sit up straight and take a deep breath. Notice how your body feels at this moment. Feel where your body is
Five Ways to Show Your Love All Year Round
These five gifts don’t come from Hallmark, but they will have a positive influence on a fellow human beings life; and who knows, there just might be something in it for you as well.
Yoga: Merging the Science with the Philosophy
A state of disease, lethargy, frustration, or feeling stuck is an expression of too much prana outside the body. The more peaceful and balanced we feel, the less dispersed our prana is. If the prana does not have room to flow freely within the body, then something must be blocking it. Read for more information on how to balance prana!
Wood, Fire, Smoke, & Air: God is Everything and Nothing
One night a student saw his teacher sitting in contemplation beside a fire. He approached his teacher and joined him. After some silence, the student said, “Teacher, you have told
