Claudia Azula Altucher

BKS Iyengar has passed away, and it is sad to see someone we grew up with as a yoga teacher of teachers, pass.

I fear it because once it takes over it wants only one thing: To destruct everything around me, anything good, and in a bad way.

Just by reading a post like this I know something about you: That you dare to try new things.

The most shocking thing you’ll notice if you ever happen to open A Course In Miracles is the deceivingly pretentious introduction that never fails to spark intrigue.

The other day I went so low I looked for safety in that Chelsea apartment. I wanted a bunker. Ended in the basement. Made a tent with the bed sheets.

Starting Yoga can be so simple, that I created a video so after you finish with this post you can roll your mat and get started at once. Any success in life comes down to one thing: being healthy.

I’ve been called the “best investor in the world”, in Twitter, by James Altucher. That qualifies me. Big time.

James complains to me almost every day, “I wrote, but I didn’t write anything worth posting”. BUT HE WROTE.

Everyone wants to follow their passion. I want to follow mine. I hope you want to follow yours.

Posture, breath, silence, intuition and concentration become your lifeline to a possible checkmate.

Just as an empty boat that rams into us isn’t targeting us, so too people who act unkindly are driven along by the unconscious force of their own wounding and pain.

I thought I was supposed to be achieving all my goals. This was “The Secret,” right? The American Dream?

Yogis are connoisseurs of the breath, they treat it like the fine and rare treasure it is, they study it and aim at making it smooth, long, and peaceful. Yoga is a breathing practice.