Our Blog
Peaceful Warriors board of directors and members represent a diverse population, and we welcome all voices in our community.
We would love to hear what you most want to read about in our blogs. Our board of directors will share writing about subjects we know well, and we invite guest authors to share their expertise.
Generally, anything involving kids and families, mindfulness, movement, community involvement, education and health will be found here.
Please contact us to inquire about submitting original material.
Yoga for Kids…But Why?
By Michelle Preble When I tell people that I love teaching yoga and mindfulness to kids, I typically get responses along the lines of “why though? They don’t retain anything you teach them.” I smile and say “yes, they absolutely...
I Can’t Believe What I Am Hearing!
by Justin Lincoln Shaking my head in sadness, I turn off the news blaring from the radio. I don’t know what to do, or what I want to do, but my mind gravitates toward doing yoga. Sighing heavily, I step onto my mat, my mind filled with images, my eyes filling with...
No Mud, No Lotus
A lesson for kids and adults in uncertain times. I think it's safe to say no one has been untouched by the threat of the virus Covid-19. For those of us not physically affected by the illness itself, we are truly fortunate. But no one will come out of this unchanged....
Family Yoga
Peaceful Warriors includes as part of its mission a commitment to “family yoga.” What’s so special about family yoga? Well, lots, actually, especially in this time of isolation, quarantine, anxiety, and uncertainty. Yes, it’s now common knowledge that yoga helps...
Oh another rainy day! And loving it!
I have recently moved from Colorado where folks say that there are 360 days of sunshine a year to Germany were at least from the time I have spent here so far is just the opposite- 360 days of overcast rainy skies. Now I am sure that figure is not exactly true but so...
What Will Make Us Happy?
What Will Make Us Happy? Being happy is something we all strive to achieve. Admit it. How many times have you said “I’d be happy if…”, or "I'll be happy when..."? But somehow we are still chasing that happiness. So why is that? Why aren’t we happier in our day to day...