Are you a yoga practitioner or an aspiring yoga instructor looking to deepen your practice and share your passion with others? If so, investing in a comprehensive yoga teacher training program is the key to setting yourself up for success. Tuladhara’s 200-hour teacher training offers a unique and robust program

Top Five Supplements Everyone Should Have in Their Daily Regimen In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining optimal health can be challenging. While a balanced diet and regular exercise are essential, certain supplements can help fill nutritional gaps and support overall well-being. Here are the top five supplements that everyone should consider

Top Five Tips to Achieving Your Goals   Achieving your goals, whether they are related to personal growth, health, or professional success, can often feel overwhelming. However, incorporating the principles and practices of yoga into your daily life can provide you with the tools and mindset needed to reach your objectives.

Stay Cool This Summer with Refreshing Ayurveda Recipes As the summer heat intensifies, it’s essential to nourish our bodies with foods that help us stay cool and balanced. Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine, offers numerous insights into how we can harmonize with the changing seasons. At Tuladhara Yoga

Dreaming of your next vacation? Want to retreat to beauty and relaxation? Maybe you should try a Yoga Retreat! Imagine yourself waking up in a beautiful tropical place, heading down for a healthy breakfast that was prepared for you, then taking in a yoga class in a “studio” that overlooks

When I began my career in real estate in Tacoma, I didn’t realize just how busy my schedule was going to become. Before I was a realtor helping people buy and sell houses in the Tacoma area, I had been making my living teaching yoga. I taught over 10 classes

Try not to let your attachment to the lows or the highs pull you from the light – the lows and the highs don’t give light or take it away. The light is there regardless of the circumstance, and the light is all you need. Well, sometimes you need money and food, but usually that stuff gets worked out if you stay the course

We hear it a lot! “I’m not good at meditation”. But the most important part of learning to meditate is just simply taking your seat and observing! Sure, it sounds easy – but its not. Your body might start to ache, your feet might fall asleep, you might get the

Meditation reminder: Stay. Meditation can be so many things, but today it was just plain uncomfortable for me. The thoughts are a struggle, my body aches, my mind wandered, my body wanted to fidget, I felt annoyed by everything- I just felt uncomfortable. I wanted to quit over and over,

What???? Happiness is the not the goal?? Nope! Happiness is not always the goal – although its an awesome feeling we all should have. And the emotion of  Sadness should not be always be avoided – although it feels pretty icky. Contentment through it all (Santosha) is the goal. A

Where you are is exactly where you are supposed to be, learning what you are supposed to learn. It couldn’t happen any other way – or it would have. I don’t talk about my childhood very often. In fact, I stopped because I couldn’t manage the reactions of others and

Stoke Your Inner Fire: Building Focus and Discipline In Sanskrit, Tapas most simply means heat or passion and discipline. Yogis use practices to stoke the “fire in the belly” literally. Located around the navel in the area of the solar plexus is a source of personal power and governs self-esteem,

My yoga is mine, no matter my size. My breath, my body, my spirit, my yoga. I recently read an article by Jessamyn Stanley titled, “the Invisible Glass Ceiling of Yoga: Body positivity and The Future of Western Yoga,” and it resonated so strongly with me because of some parallels

I will remain willing to update my approach when my body of knowledge expands and indicates a change. I will aim to empower my students to keep an open mind and allow their practice to ebb and flow in accordance with their evolving needs and experience.

It has been wonderful to watch the class build a sense of community, improve their health, improve flexibility and balance, and build strength. Many practitioners come to us wanting to slow the affects of aging like impaired balance or a lack of strength. Its incredible to watch not only do

At one time or another, no matter your profession, you have probably experienced stress at work. Just because its common, doesn’t always mean its good! And just because its ‘stress’ doesn’t always mean its bad!

Recently, I decided to just do what the teacher asked. I know, really profound right? Well, I’m a yoga teacher and have been practicing yoga for over 10 years now, and I have learned over time how to “personalize” my practice. But sometimes, “personalizing” your practice, can mean getting caught

Confused about what class is the right class for you? What are the most popular styles of Yoga that are practiced  in the West? What are some popular misconceptions about those popular styles of Yoga? Get your answers here! First and foremost, any physical yoga that is practiced in the

Why Intentions over Resolutions by Alicia Barrett In yoga, a “new you” isn’t the point, the “old you” isn’t the point either. Its the “you you” that is the most interesting and important point. I’m sure you know by now, most new years resolutions fail by the 3rd week of