2007 Yoga Journal Colorado Conference
"Ancient Insights for Modern Healing"
Gary Kraftsow
Panel Discussion: "To Choose or Not to Choose?" with
Maty Ezraty, Gary Kraftsow, Elise Miller, and Eddie Modestini
moderated by Yoga Journal Senior Editor Andrea Ferretti
Panel Discussion: "Do You Need a Guru?"
Barbara Benagh, Judith Hanson Lasater, Aadil Palkhivala, and David Swenson
moderated by Yoga Journal's Online Editorial Director, Andrea Kowalski
"Trauma, Yoga, and Healing"
Matthew Sanford
"Yoga as Medicine"
Timothy McCall, M.D.
2007 Yoga Journal Grand Geneva Conference
Panel Discussion: “What Are We Teaching and Why?”
Gary Krafsow, Ana Forrest, and Aadil Palkhivala (55:09)
YouthAIDS and taking Yoga off the mat. (28:11)
Seane Corn
“Entering the Castle” (53:10)
Caroline Myss
Panel Discussion: “Is Yoga a Religion?”
Rabbi Jeffrey Feinberg, Ph.D., Ali Niederkorn, Gary Kraftsow, and Aadil Palkhivala. (1:18:10)
“Trusting Yoga: The Path of a Paralyzed Yoga Teacher” (53:42)
Matthew Sanford
Practice with YJ Faculty Teacher Jason Crandell.
You don't have to fill your MP3 player with silly songs if you want to do yoga with your child. You can enhance your mommy-(or daddy)-and-me practice with music you both enjoy. For little yogis, Yoga Ed director and kids yoga teacher Leah Kalish (pictured) recommends including the same kind of songs that adults practice to-without profanity, of course. Decent music not only sets the tone and mood for yoga but also fills the space, so kids are less inclined to goof off, Kalish says. - ERICA RODEFER
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