Kripalu Perspectives: The High Art of Intimacy with Kate and Joel Feldman

Spring is here. Summer is coming. And if you’re still single—this is for you.

A guest reflection on healing, breathwork, and the transformative power of saying yes to the unknown.

A mother’s perspective on stepping away to reconnect with herself.

Sweet, savory, and warmly spiced, this Moroccan Salmon brings bold flavor to a simple weeknight meal. Easy to prepare and deeply satisfying, it’s a nourishing dish that feels both comforting and vibrant.

If you've ever felt stuck in anxiety, overwhelmed by overthinking, or emotionally unable to move on from the past—this practice was designed for exactly that.

For Michelle D Schenandoah, the wisdom needed to navigate this moment has existed for generations. A member of the Onʌyota':aka (Oneida Nation) Wolf Clan of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, her work centers Indigenous matrilineal leadership, rematriation, and the responsibility to care for life seven generations into the future.

The Kripalu Silent Retreat is not simply about avoiding speech. It is an invitation to listen more deeply beneath layers of constant busyness and beyond mental chatter.

The always-available, pantry favorite chickpea is ready for a new life with this delicious chickpea fritter recipe sent straight from the Kripalu Kitchen to you.

Hear the personal story behind Helen and Harville's individual practice, and how their relationship struggles moved their work forward for others.

Life will usher you to and through sacred thresholds of change to change you. A gift that arouses a soul journey of human evolution, healing, growth, and an awakening from one's slumber sleep-walk through life

What is the Kripalu approach to yoga?

For Kaitlin Curtice, healing begins with connection—connection to ourselves, to one another, and to Mother Earth. A citizen of the Potawatomi Nation and someone of Celtic descent, her work is rooted in storytelling, kinship, and the belief that writing and gathering can be forms of medicine.