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Infants, knowledge, and why we may not know our yoga

Yesterday, in my theory of knowledge class, I had a discussion with my students about what knowledge really is (what else can you really tal...

At the beginning of my philosophy class this morning, a student came into the lecture hall carrying a yoga mat. ( Full disclosure: To my kn...

Unmasking Your Identity and Facing Your Afflictions: An Introduction to Patañjali’s Classical Yoga and the Nature of Your Mind This immersio...

by Nina Paris in Motion by Brad Gibson Since Brad started off by mentioning the combination of acceptance and active engagement as the best ...

by Ram Path at La Cavee, Pourville by Claude Monet In my post Ashtanga Yoga: Following the Eight-Fold Path Ashtanga Yoga: Following the Eig...

by Ram The Moon Over a Waterfall by Hiroshige Recently, I was introduced to the topic of positive psychology, a newer branch of psychology t...

I think it really shows how uninspired my blogging has become, that I should be reduced to blogging about something that is the byproduct of...

by Nina Needle and Ice by Melina Meza When a man has mastered himself, he is perfectly at ease in cold, in heat, in pleasure or pain, in hon...

"Hell is other people." Jean-Paul Sartre In my Introduction to Philosophy class this morning, we discussed the Grand Inquisitor c...

"To have friends coming in from afar, how delightful!" Confucius, The Analects Tomorrow morning, I am having coffee with a frien...

I'm still reading Haruki Murakami's 1Q84 . One of the main characters in the novel is Tengo, a talented math teacher who is also an ...