Different paths, same journey
By Mary Moscarello Last Sunday I headed to church, like I typically do. A member of the St. Philip the Apostle Church’s Adult Choir for several years now, I attend mass from the soprano section in the choir loft – accompanied by a massive pipe organ – during the 10 am service. Locals to Clifton, […]
Yoga mats: the good, the bad and the ugly
By ConsumersAdvocate Everybody’s journey to becoming a committed yoga practitioner is different. Whether you were attracted to the practice’s spiritual aspect or simply enjoy pushing your body to its limits, there’s no right or wrong way to approach yoga (though there are definitely right and wrong ways to do asanas, and please exercise the utmost […]
The Magic Pill?
Blog post by Mary Moscarello Gutierrez “You are one Yoga class away from a good mood…” This is a phrase I’ve shared and seen on social media too many times to count. It is simple and funny and sends the message that taking a yoga class will improve your mood. As if it were that […]
Understanding Chakras for Beginners

Understanding Chakras for Beginners, by Aliyah Christi Chakras are fundamental to yoga, and gaining an understanding of what they are can deepen one’s appreciation for the practice. The term yoga comes from the Sanskrit word yuji, which literally means “to yoke” or union. The connection it’s referring to is that of the mind and body, or surrendering […]