Topic: Move

Yoga: Healthy Boundaries

By Charlotte Bell | May 31, 2018

The teacher-student relationship—again. It seems to happen with alarming regularity that a spiritual teacher is exposed (no pun intended) for having misused his position to take ad …

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Yoga: Practicing Kindness

By Charlotte Bell | May 2, 2018

Gratitude for your mentors. In the past few months, I’ve been exploring metta (kindness) meditation in CATALYST. The first installment covered practicing kindness for an easy being …

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RDT’s CURRENT presents up and coming choreographers

By Claire Brown | April 16, 2018

“Material Tokens of the Freedom of Thought” by Angela Banchero-Kelleher Repertory Dance Theatre’s CURRENT opened Thursday, April 12 in the Jeanné Wagner Theater at the Rose Wagner …

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Yoga Culture: Metta Meditation

By Charlotte Bell | March 31, 2018

Practicing kindness toward yourself. (This is the second installment of instructions on kindness practice. Find the first installment in the March 2018 CATALYST: https:// catalystm …

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Meditation in Space

By Adele Flail | February 28, 2018

The art of learning to love the land. After ascending the rock-strewn switchbacks of the Moki Dugway to the sky-washed heights of Cedar Mesa, Utah, we assembled our basecamp not fa …

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Yoga: Take a Kindness Break

By Charlotte Bell | February 27, 2018

In recent years, our lives seem to have gotten harsher. Our culture has factionalized. No one wants to listen to anyone with whom they disagree. Dialogue has become not just disres …

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The Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company Revisits Their Roots with STRATA

By Claire Brown | January 31, 2018

Stuart Ruckman Joan Woodbury and Shirley Ririe, creators of the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, have always had a special relationship choreographer Alwin Nikolais. He was a big infl …

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Environews: Stewart Proposes Fake National Park

By Amy Brunvand | January 12, 2018

In an effort to block lawsuits seeking to restore the boundaries of Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, Representative Chris Stewart (R-UT-2) has introduced a bill to crea …

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Environews: Monument Downsizing Travesty

By Amy Brunvand | January 12, 2018

On December 4, 2017 President Trump flew to Salt Lake City to announce that he would slash the size of two Utah National Monuments. Bears Ears National Monument was cut by 85%, wit …

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Stop Being Judgy and Unyogic!

By Charlotte Bell | January 1, 2018

How Discernment Got Lost in 21st-Century Yoga. In 1988, I attended my first silent Insight Meditation retreat. I noticed one thing right off—how incredibly out-of-control my mind i …

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Can We Save Pando?

By Amy Brunvand | December 5, 2017

Pando, the Earth’s largest known living organism by mass, is dying for lack of large predators in the ecosystem. Pando, an exceptionally beautiful male quaking aspen clone, is loca …

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Aging Gracefully: Lessons in Courage

By Debbie Leaman | November 30, 2017

Sometimes the saying is true: We teach what we most need to learn. I’ve taken ski lessons since the age of seven, and have always hated them. I’ve been led down chutes, over precip …

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Bears Ears Dance a Triumph

By Amy Brunvand | November 1, 2017

Congratulations to Repertory Dance Theatre (RDT). In October, RDT presented a new work to celebrate Utah’s newest national monument (if we can keep it). “Dancing the Bears Ears,” a …

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Yoga: The Teacher-Student Relationship

By Charlotte Bell | October 30, 2017

When to call the teacher out. As I reel through my Facebook feed today, more than half the posts begin with “Me, too.” This is, of course, the social media request to post these wo …

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MC YOGI & 10,000 Buddhas visit 21st Yoga

By Jane Lyon | October 25, 2017

On Sunday October 22, MC Yogi and his wife Amanda Giacomini AKA 10,000 Buddhas, made a visit to 21st yoga to promote MC Yogi’s new book Spiritual Graffiti: Finding My True Path, as …

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