Renee Aukeman Prymus 2/12/21 Renee Aukeman Prymus 2/12/21

Divinity in the Ordinary

Renee wonders about how Divinity reveals itself in the Ordinary through Zoom Church, Communion, and Jesus of the Peanut Butter & Jelly.

Molly Metzger, CPY Writing Community 2/2/21 Molly Metzger, CPY Writing Community 2/2/21

Trauma-Informed Yoga with Veterans

Allyson Huval 2/1/21 Allyson Huval 2/1/21

Big Belly Breath

When we draw a full, deep breath into the lungs and allow the belly to respond with fullness, we are fully inviting the Holy Spirit to access every curve of our being.

Amy Secrist 1/29/21 Amy Secrist 1/29/21

THE POWER TO BE: TRAUMA-SENSITIVE PRACTICE AND THE CAPACITY TO BE FULLY ALIVE

I’m passionate about resilience work. I love to practice healing, growing, and stepping into power. I love teaching it, talking about it, sharing it. After training in mindfulness-based emotional resilience (EMBER) yoga, it’s now the way I move through the world. It is an ally, sustainer, and way-maker in working with trauma affected students - and - with every human being I encounter, including myself.

Rev. Canon Kevin Flynn 1/25/21 Rev. Canon Kevin Flynn 1/25/21

Caring for the Sick Among Us

Rev. Kevin Flynn offers thoughts of Christianity’s call to heal the sick, and in support of bringing yoga into this long tradition of care.

Renee Aukeman Prymus 1/21/21 Renee Aukeman Prymus 1/21/21

Creating Sacred Space

The second post in our Seva Series, this time highlighting the work of Joanne Spence: “When she teaches absolute beginners—students in hospital beds or residential centers—Joanne watches the divide between bodies and minds getting smaller. She witnesses bipolar and anorexic patients gain respect for their bodies; she helps public school students simply be the vulnerable kids they are under their hard exteriors; she invites adults to slow down and care for their achy backs and hearts.”

Sally Grillo, Guest Contributor 1/13/21 Sally Grillo, Guest Contributor 1/13/21

An Invitation to Awareness in the Eye of the Storm

Sally Grillo offers these hopeful words along with an invitation to our community to practice together.

Amy Secrist 12/20/20 Amy Secrist 12/20/20

Advent Doesn't Matter

There can be a lot of pressure wrapped up in figuring out what one is going to do or not do for times like these, but I’ve thankfully worked in room for transition time and ease.