Yoga For Our Children . . . . and Our Future
By: coach_al  on: Sun 27 of Jul, 2008 [14:29 UTC]  (869 reads)

What if the next generation of national leaders had a deep personal sense of inner peace and connectedness with others? What if yoga and meditation was a regular part of their lives? How might this change our world? We all impact others in our own way. You have the opportunity to share yoga with kids (part of your dharma, perhaps). I'd like to introduce you to some ways to bring yoga to kids in your community as a means of not only making some extra money, but also of changing our world.

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Satyananda Yoga
By: siddyogi  on: Tue 01 of Jul, 2008 [08:37 UTC]  (438 reads)
Satyananda Yoga™ is a system of yoga developed by Swami Satyananda Saraswati and his lineage, which incorporates practices derived from ancient and traditional sources. Satyananda Yoga™ uses practices in a traditional way, asanas (postures) to balance the body and mind through the physical body, pranayama (breathing practices) to work on the energy body (equated with Ki or Chi in other systems), and meditation to calm and focus the mind. It also takes a broader outlook by teaching and encouraging yogic lifestyles, not only for renunciates but also for householders and lay practitioners.
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Yoga – You're Never Too Old To Start
By: siddyogi  on: Mon 23 of Jun, 2008 [00:10 UTC]  (723 reads)
Throughout the world millions of ordinary men and women have transformed their lives with the practice of this ancient science. Yoga is a system of postures, special breathing techniques and relaxation which act together to harmonize all aspects of the individual. Twenty minutes of yoga is worth hours of ordinary exercise. It is the way to good health and longevity, and will lead you to feeling youthful in body, mind and spirit. Whether you are twenty five, forty five, sixty five or eighty five, you are never too old to discover what yoga can do for you.
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Ashtanga Yoga Practice During Pregnancy
By: atulrulzz  on: Mon 05 of May, 2008 [16:13 UTC]  (2186 reads)
These guidelines are for the experienced Ashtanga Yoga practitioner with a normal pregnancy. If you are relatively new to Ashtanga Yoga, you should enroll in a gentle prenatal yoga class instead, or practice under the close supervision of a qualified Ashtanga Yoga teacher who has experience with pregnancy. The information presented in this article is based primarily on my own experience with pregnancy; thus, the guidelines may appear underinclusive or overinclusive as they apply to you. I have also included pregnancy information from Yoga Mala by Sri K. Pattabhi Jois, who is my guru and who advised me after my first pregnancy ended in a miscarriage. Following his direct advice, I continued my practice in a more mindful and balanced manner and went on to have several successful pregnancies.


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“Sleep Yoga” for Sleepless Yogis
By: atulrulzz  on: Mon 05 of May, 2008 [15:32 UTC]  (1715 reads)
Balance. It’s something we all strive for. Balance in movement and breath, balance in diet and digestion, balance in thought and action, to name a few examples. And of course we all know that yoga is the most practical, delightful way to achieve balance in all aspects of mind, body, and spirit.
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Two months of gentle yoga is enough to cut risk of falls in elderly
By: smr  on: Tue 08 of Apr, 2008 [04:17 UTC]  (1991 reads)
Gentle yoga exercises can cut the risk of painful falls in old age, say scientists. Only two months of classes improve muscle strength, balance and flexibility, making falls and fractures less likely. Dr Song, of Temple University in Philadelphia, looked at how a nine-week course of yoga affected the posture of a group of elderly women.
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Kapalabhati - (Frontal Brain Cleansing Breathing)
By: siddyogi  on: Tue 26 of Feb, 2008 [05:53 UTC]  (3088 reads)
Kapal" is a Sanskrit word; it means forehead / skull and "Bhati" means shine / light. Thus, Kapalbhati means an exercise that makes the skull shine. It also means that Kapalbhati is the practice, which brings a state of light and clarity to the frontal region of the brain with the inner radiance.
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The power of yoga
By: siddyogi  on: Mon 25 of Feb, 2008 [06:18 UTC]  (1665 reads)
Yoga has endured more evolutions of popular consciousness than a morphing movie monster. First it signaled spiritual cleansing and rebirth, a nontoxic way to get high. Then it was seen as a kind of preventive medicine that helped manage and reduce stress.
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Teaching Yoga for Stress Management - Stress Relief for Teenagers
By: siddyogi  on: Sun 24 of Feb, 2008 [05:42 UTC]  (1964 reads)
Yoga practice has realistic solutions for stressed-out teenagers. Young people need to take time out for non-competitive and wholesome activities, such as Yoga. When teens have a chance to explore themselves from within, this is time well spent.
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How to Practice Naked Yoga
By: atulrulzz  on: Fri 14 of Dec, 2007 [02:06 UTC]  (8201 reads)
There are four main methods of practicing naked yoga: self-directed nude yoga practice, nude partner yoga, private naked yoga lessons, and group naked yoga classes.
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