Month: January 2014

What defines a true guru? How can we clarify the intoxicating “highs” of yoga? Join Rod Stryker about these topics and more in his intimate Wanderlust Speakeasy, “Sex, Drugs, Gurus and Everything Else Yoga”.

Learn how Ana Forrest discovered and started teaching yoga, and how her practice Forrest Yoga has helped transform the lives of her students in our Trailblazer interview.

Ian Akahi Masterson is teaching how myths and legends are poetic visions encoded with environmental and cultural information.

Watch this mini-documentary of how East Forest incorporates sounds sampled at Wanderlust Festival into his own music. Includes a free track download!

In 2004, Malia Hill was dragged to a yoga class by a friend in Hawaii. She felt overworked, overweight, overstressed, and very disconnected from her body. Through yoga, she made changes to her life that she had always been afraid to make.

Interested in having a stronger home practice? Wanderlust O’ahu Speakeasy guest, Erica Jago shares her tips on designing your own sequences.

“I started searching for Aerial Yoga because of the clear connection. I did an Aerial Yoga teacher training in 2010 and felt something click. Aerial Yoga is my ultimate personal art piece. The fabric is full of endless possibility. Every time I practice I feel as though I am discovering, learning, growing, and expanding.”

Not your average “tree killer,” learn how Paul Zweng saves and restores the tropical forests of O’ahu by killing harmful trees.

“I know there is strength in the differences between us. I know there is comfort, where we overlap.”…

“In the mirror of each soul the whole community finds its reflection…” — Rudolf Steiner

Sianna Sherman contributes insightful vignettes into the qualities of the Gods and Goddesses that you’ve come to be familiar with in your yogic practice.

Wayne Dyer talks about how to create a life in which all that we imagine for ourselves becomes a present fact.