JILL CREMENS
ARTIST & EDUCATOR

Artemis & the Trout Lily Welcome to the end of April, y'all! Our neck of the woods is finally begining to wake up. Our grass is greener and the trees have their beginning buds. As mentioned in my last goddess post on Persephone, tree branches are beginning to reach toward the sun like thin spiderwebs. This isn’t mythology, but a real process called positive phototropism. It's the natural tendency of plants to grow toward light. There’s something different about this part o

Welcome to Mid-March! With our winter having started so early this year, I’ve felt inspired to begin a blog series centered around spring, yoga, and my upcoming retreat in Greece. First and foremost, Greek mythology is filled with epic stories that poetically explain the duality of life. The Greek gods and goddesses are never only light or only dark. They are always both. Push and pull, yin and yang… sthira and sukha. Strength and softness. Effort and ease. Because of that,

In almost any active yoga class you go to, the warrior poses are called. Virabadrasana I, II, and III. But what are they? Why do we go into them in class? Why are they called the warriors? Why do I, as an American yoga teacher, find them to be so important in a yoga practice? Yoga is an ancient practice that is thousands of years old. The spirituality, the mythology, and the history behind yoga is often left out in yoga classes. Even in my own trainings I find the myth

Another blog post no one will read. Good. feels safe. This picture has nnothing to do with this blog post. Today is a real shit post,...

I don't know wether this will be a travel blog or not. It'll probably be an everything blog. I hate labels. ((Now that I'm deep into...

first blog post with not much to say, but here are some photos of the beach from my first visit there