04/29/2026
Curiosity, Compassion + Koundinyasana with Ally just went live on YogisAnonymous.com✨
We start with a 12-minute guided meditation and mini-dharma talk about the gift of cultivating curiosity, and then we move into a flow where we put it into practice.
The best antidote to attachment (and suffering) is curiosity. Of course it is okay and very human to be attached to some things — the well-being of the people we love, the planet, our neighbors. Some suffering is inevitable, and baked into the experience of being human (the loss of people we love and the accompanying grief we feel), and some is caused — no doubt — by human ignorance: Greed, violence, hatred, bigotry.
As much as possible, it is helpful to walk into situations with less “grip” and a need for things to turn out the way we think they “should” — and instead to allow things (and people) to unfold — and then see how we feel.
If your nervous system is in overdrive, this will help. Then you can face the unfathomable and unthinkable with a quiet mind, an open heart, and more water in the well to draw from🤍
I now zoom when I film on *most* Mondays at 11am PST. I will miss this coming Monday but be back on the 20th. This is a perk for Yogis Anonymous members and is included with your membership. The invitation and password is in the newsletter :) Or you can take the class anytime as it will be in the library the day after we film. This one is already there for you.
Hugs and love to all. What a strange and sad chapter for humans. Keep moving to create peace inside and out. Don’t give up, don’t lose hope. Small acts of kindness go a very long way. Make good trouble, and “when you pray, use your feet”!