Is Commercialization Dimming Yoga’s Spiritual Essence?
Has yoga lost its soul to commercialization?
Has yoga lost its soul to commercialization?
From brain waves in the yoga room to screen time rewiring adolescent minds, this week asks: what are we doing with our attention?
A 2020 study measured brain activity before and after Ashtanga primary series practice and found significant shifts in neural patterns.
Can the yoga industry emerge stronger after COVID-19?
New research shows social media use during puberty is causing harm at population scale.
This week: algorithmic systems, overstimulated nervous systems, and why pratyahara matters more than ever.
When even gentle pranayama feels like too much, these are the protocols that actually help.
A review of 11 studies found that yoga practitioners show measurable changes in brain structure, including areas tied to memory, decision-making, and emotional regulation.
Algorithmic sorting doesn’t just reflect class — it actively produces new forms of social stratification.
Gen Z women are drowning in anxiety, and yoga’s ancient practice of sense withdrawal might be exactly what they need.