Yoga Mārga Blog
Weekly Resources for Yoga Instructors, Wellness Professionals, and Healers.
Scared and Ready: The Sacred Tension of Spiritual Growth
Can you be both afraid and ready? Yes. This blog explores how fear and truth can coexist—and how the threshold of change often feels like chaos before clarity. ...more
Communication
July 30, 2025•1 min read
Your Inner Critic Is Not the Enemy
What if your inner critic isn’t the enemy—but a protector? Learn how to meet harsh self-talk with compassion and heal the deeper part of you that still longs for love. ...more
Communication
July 28, 2025•2 min read
Speak Your Truth Without Losing Love
Afraid of conflict? Learn why truth is the heart of real love. This blog offers practical steps and spiritual wisdom to speak your truth, heal disconnection, and love more deeply. ...more
Communication
July 26, 2025•2 min read
What If You're Grieving the Self You Never Got to Be?
Not all grief is about loss—sometimes it’s about who you never got to be. Discover how survival roles shaped you, and how to return to your true self with compassion, grief, and healing. ...more
Communication
July 22, 2025•2 min read
Why Your Best Advice Might Be Making Things Worse (And What to Do Instead)
Your best advice might be doing more harm than good. Discover the power of reflective listening and how true healing begins—not with fixing, but with being fully seen. Join the sangha to practice. ...more
Communication
July 20, 2025•2 min read
What Are You Clinging To—And Who Can’t You Love Yet?
What if the resentment you carry is blocking love? Learn how to transmute emotional pain into freedom with compassionate release, yogic insight, and Buddhist wisdom. Discover the practice of emotional... ...more
Communication
July 18, 2025•2 min read
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Between two thoughts,
there is Buddha.
- Milarepa
Milarepa (1052-1135 AD), a Tibetan yogi and poet, was a man who turned the trajectory of his life from misdeed to enlightenment, reminding us of the enduring potential of the human spirit.
