3-Legged Stool to Support Your Goals

Tips for goal-setting are ubiquitous, especially during the Holiday season. So, instead of telling you how to set goals, we thought it would be more helpful to offer a framework to stay positive about your goals.  Consider the framework like a 3-legged stool that will support your practice, your lifestyle, your way of being. Let’s…

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3 Reasons It’s Hot Yoga Season!

The weather is starting to turn dark & sometimes a little gloomy.  That’s the nature of life in the Northern hemisphere.  But, don’t let the weather get you down.  NOW, is the perfect time to commit to a way of being that will help you overcome the “dark ages” of winter. Hot yoga offers many…

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Why We Serve

In honor of you, and Veterans’ Day, this is Matt offering a brief explanation of why self-giving service is one of the core values at Sol Hot Yoga Studio. Simply put, I serve now, for the exact same reasons I served for over 20 years on active duty.  I’ve traded the camouflage & body armor…

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The Inner Workings of “Fight or Flight”

The Psoas and the 2nd Chakra”Scientific Keys Volume I: The Key Muscles of Hatha Yoga”Ray Long MD FRCSC, with Illustrator Chris Macivor In recent years, scientific studies have ushered us into a new era of medical science related to the relationship between our gut & our brain.  Research (like this and this) have demonstrated how…

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Psoas

[Properly pronounced] If you fill in the blank: “My psoas are as sore as ____!” with an expletive, or if you don’t know what the psoas is, then you might want to read on. https://www.sportsinjurybulletin.com/psoas-major-part-i-hip-flexor-or-lumbar-stabilizer/ Did you know the psoas are the only muscles that connect the upper body to the lower body? You probably…

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Do you believe you are moving toward abundance?

It might seem like a loaded question, but when was the last time you stopped to really ask yourself if you’re making positive changes in your life?  For some of us, this question might come up more often than we’d like to admit. 🙂   It is natural to evaluate choices.  Part of learning requires some…

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Karuṇā: Real Compassion in a Virtual Age

We live in exciting times. There are so many modern conveniences right at our fingertips. Due to advances in machine learning, and human-machine teaming, distributors know our likes and preferences before we do. Companies are becoming so adept at interpreting the algorithms of the human mind that they can stock warehouses full of goods from…

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Beacon of Hope

Becoming deaf & blind as an infant in the 19th Century, in her biography Helen Keller said she lived, “at sea in a dense fog.”  Despite great odds against her, she successfully navigated a series of remarkable events, and became a beacon of hope despite the darkness.   + Keller’s mother was so inspired by a…

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