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The Problem of Incompletion

July 31, 2019 By Marc Holzman 3 Comments

One of the ways I create unconscious chaos for myself is by leaving situations incomplete. I’m not merely referring to errands on my daily to-do list, although, if not jotted down on paper, those mundane errands have been known to bang around in my brain at 3am. I’m talking about a lifetime of conversations I’ve […]

Straight, Out of the Closet

April 27, 2019 By Marc Holzman 12 Comments

Let’s just say my relationship with straight men is confusing. I was harshly gay-bullied all through elementary school and much of high school. And while I harbor no resentment towards the male species, I have often felt that I had to work too hard to find common ground between us. Until this past weekend … […]

To Reveal, or Not to Reveal? That is the Question.

February 4, 2019 By Marc Holzman 3 Comments

How much information should a yoga teacher reveal? When is personal information too much? In an article in the New York Times entitled Students Learn from the People They Love, the author–a rather dry, conservative, buttoned-up Yale professor–recounts that he wrote an email to his students simply stating that he had to cancel office hours […]

AYURVEDA 101: Origins and Purpose

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