Radical Ritual: Mindful Eating

I’m not always a mindful eater. As a former chronic dieter: eating was a numbers game of counting calories and tallying macro nutrients. For my Virgo-fueled meticulousness, this was pure

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5 Ways to Love on your Yoni

Dude. Yonis are popular. Vaginas are hot right now. People love the kachoo. Could it be because we, as a culture, know so little about the illusive concha? Or that we

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Sri Sessions First Episode! Shootin' the Sri with Rachel & Alyson

Subscribe via ITunes Holy woah, it’s here! The very first episode of the Sri Sessions: Rebel Women living the Divine. For this first episode, I’m speaking with a couple of

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A Winter Detox? Think Again.

If your holiday was anything like mine, there were 10 days of a lot of chocolate and oscillating between a strong buzz and a low-grade hangover. I love wine. Then Holiday

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I Touch Myself: The Art of the Yoga Self-Adjustment

  As a teacher, I can’t not look around at people in a yoga class, even if I’m participating instead of teaching. I worry about the front knee of the woman

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Dear 2016, Let's Get Scared Shitless

While watching the year’s first sunrise, I finished Brene Brown’s Daring Greatly audiobook. How appropriate. I started listening while flying home to Chicago for Christmas last week, and it was

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Happy Solstice: I Can Neither Trust nor Surrender.

Today is the Winter Solstice. The Return of the Light after the longest night of the year, when we’re supposed to rest, repose, contemplate. I am calling myself out. As

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Do Something with Your Gratitude

Thanksgiving is Thursday, and it’s easy to come up with a list of things to be grateful for. More than a list, I can muster that warm, unctuous, in-love feeling

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Your Yoni. Steamed.

First of all, we need to come up with a few sexy, non-offensive, non-euphemistic options for our vulvas and vaginas. Yoni is great, but reminds me of Mario’s cuddly dinosaur

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Release the Priestess: Thrive with Autumn Ritual

What food is to our body, ritual is to our soul. A ritual keeps us connected to our spirit, our soul and our purpose. Sobonfu Some You hear it everywhere:

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