Luke Marney
The most difficult part of a yoga practice is rolling out the mat. After that it all comes.
Unity And Division
Throughout all the processes of change I seem to become more of who I am, not less. How is that possible? As I disintegrate, what am I? As I look within, I start to doubt the divisions I’ve placed upon my experience–physical, physiological, mental, emotional, or spiritual. Something simple, indivisible,...
Yule Yoga With Dean And Luke
My Father asked about recording a class for Yule and the Holiday season for the community of yogis he teaches. We decided to do a quick impromptu class based on some of the movements I’ve been doing lately. Just a simple, short, and deep practice. Namaste!
Marney Yoga Recording
My father introduced me to yoga many years ago. We recently were able to do a recording together for the health community and gym he works at. So far there are two gentle yoga classes and a Power yoga class for all to connect, release, and as Dean would say,...
Axis Mundi
Contemplation is central to all religious and spiritual discipline. This collection of poses and images is a central focal point to dig deeper for me. If this looks interesting, keep exploring.
Beginning
Yoga means to yoke, that’s it. It is very simple. A yoga practice; however, can get rather complicated—which is too bad. There seems to be a lot of work to simply roll out the mat and practice. Doubt and insecurity take hold too quickly. The yoga world is so huge...