Inner Body Bright
Humpty Dumpty was Inner Body Dull,
Humpty Dumpty was contracted, not full;
All the Queen Yogis, and All the
Yogi Knights,
Taught him to Breathe
Inner Body Bright.

When you feel you are about to crack, do this breath so you bounce right back.
Close your eyes and visualize two eggs in your ribcage; one on each side.
Name one egg Humpty, and the other one Dumpty.
Breathe equally into each oblong sphere, vertically and horizontally, spine held dear.
Expand all sides, softly open your eyes to face the world back on track.
Your Inner Body’s Bright…so don’t hold back.



Charlotte’s Web is a celebration of the quiet virtues. It reminds us to keep a soft tender heart, accept our true nature, and value the unique gifts of our friends. The two main characters of Charlotte’s Web, Charlotte and Wibur, highlight the awareness of our own unique inner story.


We all have a limited, contracted, outer surface. Yoga teaches us to dig deep into our center to know our true, authentic selves. Yoga Teacher Barbie was gifted to me on my birthday and I have chosen to Ground her and help her to expand her consciousness. All of my students are gifts; yet this is my first one who was born in Indonesia and had a non-existent childhood,. No wonder she has restricted knowledge.
For many of us, a new year represents a blank slate, a Tabula Rasa. Imagine being able to “refresh” any or all areas of your life. Now visualize this table with two columns, Yes and No. You create your truest life by thoughtfully choosing what goes in the No column and what is a Yes. Everything you say YES to and everything you say NO to matters. What if your yes’s and no’s were tabulated and at the end of a day, week, year, lifetime, you could see how the data, otherwise known as your life, balanced out?