Author Archives: Laura Cornell

Over the past 6 issues of this newsletter, I have shared the necessary steps for you to birth a new women’s circle into the world. From brainstorming your creative ideas, to establishing a structure, to filling your circle with the … Continue reading →

Now that you have the outline for your first circle and you’ve enrolled the ideal women, you are almost ready to lift the veil! Here are some nitty-gritty details to ensure your circle will go smoothly and that the Goddess’s … Continue reading →

In my last article, I helped you create an exciting outline for your first circle that features your unique gifts and inspirations. Now that you know what you are going to do in the circle, it’s time to draw in … Continue reading →

In my previous article in this series, I encouraged you to let your mind run free as you brainstormed all of the possible elements and activities you could bring into your circle. I hope you enjoyed stoking your creativity and … Continue reading →

Now that you’ve defined the sacred intention for your circle and set the parameters of where to hold it, how frequently to meet, and who to invite, it’s time to throw the doors open to the inspiration of the Goddess. … Continue reading →

This is the second in a series of seven articles on starting a women’s circle. In the previous newsletter, I wrote about Step 1: Setting Your Sacred Intention. I shared reasons to start a circle and gave journaling questions for … Continue reading →

Offering Women’s Yoga Circles is perhaps the most transformative and profound activity I’ve done in my journey as a yoga teacher. I know many of you want to teach circles as well. For several years I lead what I called … Continue reading →

One of the most popular articles I wrote last year was on Expertitis ~ and how to recover from it. Over the past year, I’ve continued to watch how this shows up for yoga teachers ~ both newer teachers and … Continue reading →

We had a lot of fun one day omm-ing.  Here’s a short sound recording of us and our om’s.  Click here.

When you are true to your mission, its central core is steady, but the shape it takes will flow and change. The form of your work this year will not be the same as last year. This is especially true … Continue reading →