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Published October 2, 2026 11:34AMIn Yoga Journal’s Archives series, we share a curated collection of articles originally published in past issues beginning in 1975. This article about how to do Revolved Triangle Pose first appeared in the July-August 1993 issue of Yoga Journal. Find more of our Archives here. As Vanda Scaravelli relates in her book Awakening the Spine (Harper, San Francisco, 1991), “Goethe said that he could understand the falling of the apple (which gave Newton the idea of gravity), but he could not understand how a tree could grow in two opposite directions.” But in addition to the…

The Good Trade editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. We earn a commission when you purchase products or services through some of the links provided. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. I’ve researched, worn, and reviewed dozens of organic cotton and bamboo socks — these are the best, comfy, and sustainable options for any budget. I live in the mountains of Colorado, where we experience all four seasons, which means socks are an important part of life. Each year, my family refreshes our sock collection because we wear them so much. With regular…

The Good Trade editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. We earn a commission when you purchase products or services through some of the links provided. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. I’ve personally tested and researched dozens of clean beauty brands — these are my favorite natural and nontoxic face moisturizers ranked based on hydration, ingredients, affordability, and texture. Ever since I can remember, I’ve been a dry desert gal. Even growing up in the humid Midwest, my skin looked like the cracked plains of the Mojave. Now I actually live in the…

An interview with Dan Millman, by Craig Hamilton: When a review copy of Dan Millman’s latest book, Everyday Enlightenment,showed up in my in-box last fall, my first thought was: “Not another book detailing the deep spiritual lessons to be learned from cooking, driving and pet ownership!” Already somewhat familiar with Millman’s career as an eclectic and popular inspirational speaker and author of two successful Castanedaesque spiritual novels, a series of self-help books and a recent stint offering numerological personal destiny consultation by mail, I too quickly assumed that his views on “everyday” spirituality would follow the now well-worn groove of recent books championing the…

Published September 27, 2026 05:51AMIn Yoga Journal’s Archives series, we share a curated collection of articles originally published in past issues beginning in 1975. This article about how to do yoga inversions first appeared in the January-February 2004 issue of Yoga Journal. Find more of our Archives here.When I announced that it was time for Sirsasana (Headstand) during a workshop I was teaching in Philadelphia a few years ago, an elderly woman slunk out of the room, quickly followed by her yoga teacher. Moments later, they both came back. Later, I learned that the student had left the room because…

In honor of National Recovery Month, we are offering this article freely. To read more teachings on Buddhism and recovery, check out these articles from Tricycle’s archive. I started getting high at 10, and trouble quickly followed. By my early teens, I had been arrested and busted for drugs at two schools. After being expelled from the second, I entered my first long-term rehabilitation program in 1968. I was 14. There weren’t many treatment centers in those days. This one was called Synanon, and at first, it was exciting. I was out of school, away from my parents, living in a…

If you’re anything like us, the holidays — and colder weather in general — spark a desire to do some cozy crafting. Crafting offers tons of benefits, including building confidence and community, with activities like handcrafting even boosting happiness and overall life satisfaction. But sometimes when the creative urge hits, the last thing you want to do is abandon your warm blanket and mug of cocoa to hit the craft store. And you may not want to learn a new skill, like knitting or woodworking, either. If that’s the case, we’ve got you covered with a list of 99 crafts…

Published September 24, 2026 04:04AMThis full Moon is not an ordinary one. Happening near the beginning of Libra season, a time when much of your focus can easily turn toward other people, the full Moon in Aries gives you permission to turn your attention back toward yourself and ask, what do you want?When Is the Full Moon in Aries? The Moon reaches fullness on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at 9:50 am PT. What the Full Moon in Aries Means for You The full Moon occurs when the Moon opposes the Sun with the Earth in the middle. The Moon’s full…

I’ve always loved a farmers market, and living in Los Angeles, I’m blessed to see them all year round. There’s something about walking through the stalls and seeing what’s actually growing right here, right now that makes me feel a little more connected to where I am. Tomatoes and stone fruit in the summer. Squash and root vegetables as the weather starts to cool. Foods disappearing for months and then showing up again when their season comes back around. “A farmers market gives you something a grocery store doesn’t always make obvious: A sense of time and place.” Over the…

The Good Trade editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. We earn a commission when you purchase products or services through some of the links provided. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. I live in sustainable sweaters and cardigans during the colder months in Colorado. These are my favorite sweaters made of organic cotton, wool, and natural fibers that are sustainable and size-inclusive. Who doesn’t love snuggling up in a cozy sweater on a chilly day? It’s honestly one of my favorite feelings! Living in the beautiful mountains of Colorado, I’ve come to realize…