Posture is Physiological; Posture is Psychological

Posture is Physiological; Posture is Psychological

Posture is the foundation for all movement. When your posture is incorrect, your movements become inefficient. When your joints can't function in full range of motion, other joints in the chain of movement overcompensate and can get injured more easily. It also causes more wear and tear on your body. Think of it…
Running Away From Emotions, Dealing With It Later

Running Away From Emotions, Dealing With It Later

Yesterday, I received upsetting news. A very close family member was diagnosed with stage 2 cancer. About two years ago, around the same time of year, this person also faced significant health challenges. Then, as now, I was in a difficult place. I realize that our ambitions for success are often shaped by the…
How to stay Healthy, How to Avoid Sickness

How to stay Healthy, How to Avoid Sickness

The current health paradigm is a cage. We are living in a revolution of health, where the word “holistic” now is getting hip. The problem is, what people think of “holistic” is most often just only the spiritual side of things. Which in turn, is not holistic. Holistic means integrated and whole. Science…
Understanding The Spiritual Science of Forgiveness

Understanding The Spiritual Science of Forgiveness

How deep that goes, is profound. Let's unravel this. The Trap of Blame It's ironic: we hold onto being "right" as if it protects us from more pain. But doing that creates invisible chains. Blaming others, constantly pointing fingers, harms us on a deep level. When we blame, we become filled with resentment…

Build Real-World Strength and Resilience with Kettlebells

The Fitness Fragmentation ProblemLook around. What do you see? We live in a fragmented world, obsessed with labels; with putting things in neat little boxes. And fitness? Forget about it. You've got the cardio junkies pounding away on treadmills, the iron addicts making weird noises under barbells, and the hypermobile flexibility fanatics contorting…