You’ve probably heard the word “chakra” before. It turns up in yoga classes, on wellness Instagram, in books about healing and self-development. Sometimes it’s surrounded by so much colour and mysticism that it’s hard to know what’s actually being said. So let me say it plainly. The chakras are a way of understanding yourself through…
There is a kind of healing that doesn’t ask you to do anything at all. No movement. No effort. No figuring out what’s wrong or how to fix it. You simply lie down, close your eyes, and allow something larger than yourself to do the work. That’s Angelic Reiki, in its simplest form. And it…
Standing on one leg and trying not to wobble feels ordinary. It doesn’t look like much on a screen. But some days the most radical thing you can do is stand still.
Yoga reached more people than ever in the last decade. But as Vinyasa flow became the default, something older and quieter was left behind. A reflection on what we gained, what we lost, and what yoga was really pointing toward.
Something interesting is happening on social media. People are calling spiritual practices woo — and somehow, that’s opening doors that used to stay firmly shut.
We’ve been told for decades that less is more. But something subtler is happening now — closer to discernment, and it’s showing up everywhere.
Chess is everywhere right now. Pay attention to where it shows up in history — the Mahabharata, medieval monasteries, Sufi poetry — and the question becomes: why does it always have a moment?
There is a kind of knowledge that lives in the body, not the mind. Your body knew before you did — and the chakras are the map for understanding what it has been trying to say.
