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...ize them as universal principles within all religions. We are all familiar with not stealing, lying, or killing each other. However, some Hindu concepts, such as having multi-Gods did not mix well with Christians, Moslems, Jews, or Buddhists.Many of these cultures focused on the physical aspects and continued to take care of their spiritual health in their church, mosque, temple, or sh...more What is Ashtanga Yoga and is it Right For You? ...ttain samahdi (illumination) by the study and understanding of Patanjali's Sutras, so is Ashtanga Yoga more suited to physically rooted individuals, who will make use of the extreme discipline one is required to impose on the body to attain the same state.Master K. Pattabhi Jois said that practicing these...more Kundalini Yoga ...erspective. This is when problems will start to occur.Compared to real spiritual power Kundalini powers are like a toy. On there own occult powers do nothing to expedite the spiritual progress of a seeker. Real spiritual progress comes from praying and meditating on God. Great aspirants and spiritual masters...more Yoga For Shoulder Pain - 3 ...id) and back (rhomboid, levator, latissimus dorsi and trapezius) need to be toned and strong to be healthy and pain free.Your home practice is a great place to deepen your connection with these larger, more obvious muscles. By holding poses like plank, side plank pose (vasisthasana) and dolphin for long periods of time, you can explore and fortify each muscle in the upper body.Notice th...more Teaching Hatha Yoga - How Long Should Warm-Ups Be? ...e the median age in the class is 70 years of age.In relation to this, and for safety's sake, warm-ups, before personal Yoga practice, exercise, or any sport, tend to be longer as we age. Morning warm-ups should be longer than evening, if we are on a "regular day time schedule" (rising in the morning and sleeping at night).Muscles tend to contract as we sleep, so we should be careful not to strai...more |
