Alan Asangan Binstock, longtime Integral Yogi and retired NASA architect, is also known as the “sculptor of light.” His sculptures adorn museums and major buildings around the country. He and his wife Karuna live in a home in Yogaville designed by Asangan. After 9/11, he was inspired to create this sculpture. He shared this: “I made this the week after the twin towers came down. I was deeply impacted by the days events. Going to work at NASA Goddard that day, I said good morning to the rather old, out of shape, gate guard. I witnessed the event with co-workers on a TV as we wondered if we were under attack. The center was evacuated shortly after. The gate guards had changed—gone was the old gate guard, and in his place: all young marines with flack jackets and automatic weapons. #NeverForget
In the first of this series on "Adapting to Change," Integral Yoga teacher and SIS founder Nalanie Chellaram answers questions centered on what we need to change in order to find peace. How do we find fulfillment when we're not clear about what we want to do with our...
There are moments when the weight of the world’s suffering presses in with unusual force. We watch conflicts deepen, communities fracture along lines of belief and identity, and sense the distance between what we know is possible for human beings and what we see...
During a workshop at the Integral Yoga Institute of Gibraltar, Swami Ramananda (president of the Integral Yoga Institute of San Francisco) spoke about Yoga not just a practice but integral to our daily lives. He reminds us that if we limit our practice of Yoga to one...
Bharata Dance & Allied Arts presented A Thousand Years’ Journey – Story of Stolen Gods at Cowell Theater in San Francisco in March 2026. The production brought alive the contemporary issue of murtis (sacred statues) that have been stolen from India and brought to...
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