Finding Your Way as a New Yoga Teacher by Nikki Arnone

This week on YLP guest blogger and resident Cambio teacher Nikki Arnone shares some insights and advice for new teachers. I can say when I first began my teacher training I was unsure of my own ability as a teacher and my self-doubt far exceeded my confidence but as I have seen time and time again leading teacher trainings, when one overcomes these fears they find that teaching right from where they are, not from where they would like to be, will be of service to someone somewhere right where they are. So please enjoy Nikki's deeper reflections on the trials and tribulations that come along with the terrain and as always if you would like to guest blog for YLP contact Austin at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

5 Important Facts About Exercise

As Summer approaches many of us get all a flutter with visions of getting outside and enjoying time spent in Mother Nature and part of doing that well and in a sustainable way has a lot to do with proper preparation and in ways no preparation may be as important as the ways in which we engage with exercise. So this week guest blogger Susan Treadway weighs in on just how to do that click the link to read her concise but smart approach to exercising with health in mind. PS did you know that Yoga Living Project is always looking for guest bloggers, vloggers and content producers? Let us know if you or a someone you know might be a good fit at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

5 Important Facts About Exercise

A Blog on Love by Suzanne Mariska Bishop

What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word “love”?

What if you think about it for a few moments more? Do you think of different things? People, places, ideas, emotions, activities, spiritual beliefs, symbols, actions?

Love is many things.

A Little Info About The Deities

This week guest writer Suzanne Mariska Bishop chimes in on the deities of yoga and their significance in the practice.

Yoga Living project Presents: On Shanti Shanti's Cold Depression Workshop from Friday, July 15 by Renee Nicole Rudolph

This week guest writer and Cambio instructor Renee Nicole Rudolph shares her words on our recent visit from one of our favorite yoga teachers.

On Shanti Shanti's Cold Depression Workshop from Friday, July 15

On Friday, I attended the Overcoming Cold Depression: Penetrate the Silence of the Soul Workshop, presented by Dr. Shanti Shanti Kaur Khalsa and hosted at Cambio Yoga and what an honor it was. For years I suffered from cold depression. I was tired, angry, frustrated, and the level of my anxiety was indescribable. Sure, I knew I was probably depressed and sure, I really thought anxiety was to be expected--better get used to it I often told myself.

YLP Blog #1: Where Music & Yoga Convalesce

An Exposition on Where Yoga and Music Converge in the Contemporary Western World