Yoga is an inclusive process of crossing all supposed boundaries of separateness until we arrive at the tangible feeling that we are one

If we have limited or no faith in Yogic teachings. Instead we place our faith in money, power, fame, etc., then, nothing can protect us ...

This photo came up in my FB Memories today. It made me think of impermanence or pariṇāma, 1 of 3 sources of our psychological suffering ॐ

Yoga practice is founded upon 3 things: Breathing, Posture & Dṛṣṭi of the eyes - there are three aspects: 1. Mood, 2. Seeing & 3. Alignment.

Yoga is the unified use of body, breath & mind for the purpose of becoming a healthier, happier, more balanced and present human being.

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Let us let us look at six different aims or approaches to yoga so we can better understanding where we are going & what are our goals

Tristhāna (three places of attention: breathing, gazing (dṛṣṭi) & posture) as the foundation of Ashtānga Yoga practice is based in the Vedas

No matter what obscurities the sky may posses darkening our vision of the sun, the sun remains utterly untouched and continues to shine

When we surpass our original reasons for practicing yoga - when our accomplishments exceed our initial goals - then for sure we've succeeded

Equanimity is the key component that fosters our maturation in yoga. Patañjali presents three ways to understand this important fundamental