Yoga is much more than leggings, expensive mats, and contorting your body into complicated shapes. Despite its increasing popularity, western Yoga culture still tends to exclude many aspects of this ancient science. Luckily, Satchidananda Ashram-Yogaville is committed...
This classic Yogaville recipe is easy to make yet tastes like you really know your way around the kitchen. The entire family will enjoy this cozy and comforting soup. Ingredients 1 – 1.5 lbs of potatoes Olive oil 4 cloves minced garlic 3 cups chopped leeks...
In recent years, the practice of kirtan, or devotional chanting, has become increasingly popular in the West—and for good reason. Saints and Sages have claimed that it not only increases happiness and quality of life, but can lead to God realization. Not sure if...
Sound affects the human body on a deep cellular level. All of the sounds we hear throughout the day (alarms, music, traffic, etc.) vibrate every cell of our body, whether we are aware of it or not. In recent years, studies have suggested that Mozart’s sonatas have a...
“Mulligatawny” is the anglicized version of the Tamil words “miḷagāy taṇṇi”, or “pepper water”. In the late 1800’s while India was under British rule, English workers stationed in India with the East India Company took a liking to this flavorful soup. The recipe has...
