Yoga for Transformation: Ancient Teachings and Practices for Healing the Body, Mind, and Heart
by Gary Kraftsowbook data
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published
June 4th 2002
by Penguin (Non-Classics)
binding
Paperback, 288 pages
isbn
0140196293
(isbn13: 9780140196290)
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Yoga has millions of devotees in the Western world, but most contemporary yoga students center their practice on postures but not on the ancient teach...more
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Read in May, 2008
I sometimes think to myself that books like this should carry a warning for those yoga enthusiasts who think no further than the sweat and getting their leg behind the head. Warning – this book is not about asana!
To me however this is one of those books that really touches me with regard to the true meaning of yoga. After an overview about yoga during the three stages of life (sunrise, midday and sunset) Kraftsow focuses on the koshas. The five layers of the human being, physical (ana...more
To me however this is one of those books that really touches me with regard to the true meaning of yoga. After an overview about yoga during the three stages of life (sunrise, midday and sunset) Kraftsow focuses on the koshas. The five layers of the human being, physical (ana...more
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