The Yoga Books Every Yogi Should Own
Yoga is so much more than asana. Learn more by picking up these classic yoga books every yogi has read at least once.
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Yoga is so much more than asana. Learn more by picking up these classic yoga books every yogi has read at least once.
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Is it really possible that imagination can influence outcomes in the "real" world? Using your imagination can be a powerful and creative tool for a life transformation.
Ah, the honeymoon period... Remember that first blush of yoga love that left you sweaty, ecstatic, yearning for more?
Embrace your relationship as part of your practice, and let your communication and compassion blossom.
On retreat in Rwanda, yogis offer love and aid, but find they receive more than they could possibly give.
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From yamas and niyamas to the yoga sutra, yoga offers many tools to help you find happiness.
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You try to mask your vulnerability, but at some point it's sure to get the better of you. Then what do you do?
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Learn how to ask for constructive criticism and use it to improve your teaching ability.
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For a sense of ease that can permeate your whole life, try practicing mindfulness meditation techniques on the mat.
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All yogi parents would love to see their children reap the benefits of yoga. Just don't force it.
See the Divine in everything, when you practice bhakti, the yoga of devotion.
Learn to support and be supported with this therapeutic (and fun) AcroYoga sequence.
Check out Sally Kempton's author page.
Extend your yoga practice to the table by applying Ayurvedic principles to keep your body nourished and your mind clear.
Deepen your connection to the Earth by tapping into the elemental energies swirling within each of us and find new ways to care for her.
Old clothes and throwaways get remade into one-of-a-kind fashions by yogi designers.
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On a yoga retreat for one, contentment comes calling.
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A karma yogi flexes her substantial political muscle in favor of family time.
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Everything that happens in your mind is reflected in your body, says T.K.V. Desikachar. So, meditate on the good!
When you forgive a long-held grievance, you open the door to true freedom.
If you hope to find lasting happiness, you must first answer the question, what is your priority—your inner or your outer life?
Learn how yoga found a home in America from these yoga pioneers.
Invoking your inner goddess isn't a girl thing—it's a chance to tap into the deepest source of empowerment, creativity, and happiness.
Yoga teaches us that happiness is always available to us, no matter what our circumstances. To tap into it look within.
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Relieve stress with these three tenants of yoga practice.
A journalist in Kabul surprises herself by sharing yoga with her local colleagues—and learning as much as she teaches.
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Practicing generosity not only makes you feel good but it connects you with the essence of who you really are.
How can you forgive yourself when the person you wronged won't?
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Try these simple poses to lessen neck pain and feel at ease.
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Nagged by loneliness, a visitor discovers a world of connection in one of atheist Prague's budding spiritual communities.
When you deny the reality of life, you appreciate it less. Meditate on the Buddha's Five Remembrances and rediscover the magic of life just as it is.
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Blow off some steam, wake up your face, and lighten up your practice in silly Simhasana.
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Applying buddhist teachings to emotional healing with relationships, marriage, and lust.
Check out Rusty Wells's author page.
You can work on it every day, starting with the small stuff. Here’s how.
As much as we might like to, we can't force love to happen. But we can understand its many levels and connect more easily to its source.
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A teacher's guide to explaining and encouraging positive personal habits through the five niyamas.
Surrendering to the unknown is less frightening if you have faith that something will catch you when you fall—whatever name you call it by.
Try this meditation to nourish the heart from the inside out.
By visualizing your heart as a lotus flower, you can begin to create a safe, comfortable place for your mind to settle.
Based on Taoist Meditation practice, Shiva Rea's inner smile meditation is an opportunity smile at yourself and embrace your happiness.
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Knowing what to do with your wandering thoughts is perhaps the greatest challenge for meditators.
Shiva Rea offers a meditation is based upon the mantra "so hum," ("I am that") used within the traditions of Tantra and Vedanta.
This contemplation meditation is an opportunity to focus "thinking mind" on the mystery of being.
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More travelers than ever before are seeking illumination rather than sightseeing. Here, 6 ideas for turning travel into a spiritual journey.
Planning a spiritual pilgrimage? Use these tips on local culture and customs to avoid disturbing others' peace.
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