How to Practise the Oldest Yoga of All 🧘🏽‍♀️

I have explained before how yoga can be both the journey and the destination. But what does that destination actually mean? 😳 Legend...

What is the goal of Traditional Yoga?

What is the goal of Traditional Yoga? So what is the goal of original, traditional yoga? (before the man buns, the playlists, and the...

How to fix your yoga practice (without fixing anything)

How to fix your yoga practice (without fixing anything) The first thing to understand when you step onto your mat is this: there is no...

Die O Yogi Die

A question I get asked a lot (and no, it isn’t “what does Laura see in you?”) comes from yoga teachers asking me what they should be...

Yoga Pioneers - Theos Casimir Bernard (1908–1947)

Theos Casimir Bernard was an American scholar, explorer, and practitioner who played a pioneering role in introducing yoga and Tibetan...

How to Sit in Yoga – Peace or Performance?

How to Sit in Yoga – Peace or Performance? By Zahir Akram Taken from my Resilient Kids Blueprint. This might be the most yogic part of...

The Art of Breathing - Free Online Course

by Zahir Akram - Eternal Seeker Let’s start with this: breathing isn’t a wellness hack or a trending technique. It’s the first thing we...

The Origins of Yoga - How We Should Be Inspired by the Trailblazers

A Brief Look at the Pioneers of Yoga In the video above, I give a short introduction to the history of yoga. Of course, I’ve left out a...

The First Yogi Part 1 (updated)

A very long time ago, perhaps as much as 15,000 years ago, before anyone had heard of Yoga or the Bhagavad Gita or even Tantra, a unique loo

The Guru is Dead 👳🏾‍♂️

So some time ago, the great German philosopher Nietzsche said that God is dead. And those who hear that line and have heard it posted on social media, when they see it out of context, it sounds something quite bizarre. Because God cannot die. Because if there is a God—if there is an all-powerful, all-knowing, benevolent God—then by its own nature it cannot die.