About YogaDork
First, a message on how to contact!
electronic mail: yogadork@gmail.com
twitter: @yogadork
And now, some occasionally, frequently asked questions.
Q: Who are you?
We are YogaDorks to the max, offering commentary on the latest yoga news with wit and wisdom. We have a sense of humor. If you don’t, you probably won’t like us very much!
Q: What’s the site all about?
YogaDork.com is a place for yogis, or otherwise, to convene and converse.
Q: What is a YogaDork?
Anyone who spends enough time thinking about yoga it’s like being multilingual. But with yoga. It’s pretty dorky.
Q: How Can I Contribute?
Glad you asked. YD exists on donations so please contribute whatever you wish if you like what you’re reading and want us to live!
Q: Do You Have an Email Address?
Yep. yogadork@gmail.com. Contact us to say hi, ask a question, send us a tip, vent, rant, etc.
Q: Can I advertise on your site?
Sure! Drop us a line. email or tweet tweet @yogadork
Q: Do you have anything else to add??
Yes. THANK YOU! Profound gratitude for your support and comments! It thrills us to write for the enjoyment of our readers every day. Perhaps one day soon we can do this thing full-time. woo hoo
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Hi!
I just wanted to drop by to share the news that the remodeled Yoga Day USA website is up. On the website you will find more information about what Yoga Day USA is and ways to get involved. There is also a search engine to find events in your area. We are getting numerous event submissions everyday so if you do not find one that is close, check again in a few days. I thought you might be interested in checking us out and if you have any questions about anything, feel free to contact me. Have a great day!
Blessings,
Martina Hood
Marketing Associate
Yoga Alliance
Great blog, thanks for sharing!
Hi - found out about you when I saw someone linked to my site (lotuspad - the kids pvc-free yoga mats). Thanks for the inclusion in your gift guide - I’ve been enjoying your blog!
Namaste,
Katy
Just to let you know that I have been enjoying this blog. There are very few that I follow. Most are just so much….anyway….great job!
Regarding your poll on “What do you wear to Yoga Class?”, if 83% of the yogis who answered picked - mix & match, but not too concerned with the trends or spending…how is Lululemon soooooooooooo successful? Anyways, i think yogi’s are too consumed on what they wear and should actually only care about how it feels. I am a causual yogi, i am not name brand conscious at all…basically tight shorts (or leggings) and a tank top.
I am enjoying your blog! Keep up the good work.
i love love love you yoga dork.
i perspire to be more like you!
love your blog! will blogroll ya!
YogaDork is absolutely coooool!!!
Yogadork rocks, great content!!! ecstatic I finally found a blog i like
that is well versed in this and that for yogi livin’ —-very nice
Hi Yoga Dork,
I just added your link to my yoga links.
Also I’ve collected the first 12 “My Other Car Is A Yoga Mat” columns and they are now available as a free PDF .
Thanks for all your great blogs.
See you on twitter:)
xo
Beth
Very good!
hi there! just want to say that i first stumbled across your blog after reading elephant journal and have been entertained daily every since! thanks for keeping yoga lighthearted and fun!!
This is so funny! I just stumbled upon this site from Twitter but I love it! In the mean time, if you want to check out some super cool and useful, innovative, Yoga accessories, go to http://www.YogaStickySocks.com. Where you’ll fint the answer to Slippery Problems with Stick-e Solutions. Have a great day! Libby
I had never heard of Lululemon until I read here. Obviously. I don’t get out much. I have generally always done my yoga in my own house in really un-hip clothes. Like, from Target. Tragic.
Great blog.
What a wonderful blog!! Happy I found my way here by way of about 10 other yoga blogs…
Thanks for the great writing on all things yoga!
Hannah
I am glad I found my online tribe
Hi, YogaDork. I’m really enjoying your site. You get some really good discussions going here.
I put a link to your site on my webpage “The Wonder of Being Alive–Yoga Philosophy Demystifying” http://www.myyogabook.wordpress.com .
Please feel free to link to my webpage, too, if it fits your site plan.
Thanks,
Bob
You bet I’ll be following you guys here. I am a fanatic about yoga, and a good number of my friends have started doing yoga just from me talking about it with so much passion… I love Thesis too, the site looks great. Makes me think of ways to spice mine up. Ah but I digress, great creativity and wonderful energy from your site. It’s such a yogi site ;)!
Hey just wanted to say Thanks for all the great posts and that we have been cross-posting to our blog http://www.prana.com/blog and to the prAna Facebook Fan page http://www.facebook.com/prana .
Cheers!
Hi,
I just started a blog, posting a yoga sequence a day for yogis and yoginis to use in your home or studio practice. I’m looking for guest bloggers who would like to contribute their favorite sequence. I would link back to your blog and/or any other website from the sequence. Variety is the spice of life, and that’s what I’m looking for
The blog is http://www.thejoyofyoga.blogspot.com
Thanks!
Emma
Just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate a sense of humor in the world of all thing Vedic. It really helps to take profound things lightly, and I don’t mean less seriously, just less HEAVY.
There seems to be that tendency in the West to think that spiritual means serious. The heart is healthiest when full of light, and humor lifts the spirit that way.
In my world of Ayurveda, I try to keep things light, and sometimes very serious Yogis take offense as if I’m not doing the science justice.
But I think humor is a great way to reach people and open them to the essence of the teachings.
Thanks.
Dr. Sharada
I am Experience Yoga Instructor from India, I am visiitng every years USA for teach yoga, I am very happy to see your Blog about yoga, thanks for that.
Arvind Zanje
Namaste,
Enthusiasm towards what is considered Yoga is good, but it is essential to understand that ultimately Yoga sadhana is a sacrifice, the sacrifice of ones finite consciousness back to God via the vehicle of a fully awakened and higher functioning Kundalini Devi. This world we find ourselves in is not about us having a limited viewing of our yoga social groups and apparel. It is instead it is about experiencing ones individual consciousness as one with Siva. Namaste
Yoga Dorks Unite!
-Brian