Thursday, June 19, 2008 

What Do You Really Want from Yoga?

...our particular strengths, weaknesses, passions, and desires to move forward in your Yoga practice. Remember when you were a child and adults asked you, What do you want to be when you grow up?

If you are not sure, you should compile a list of ideas. Here are some things to consider when deciding how to find yourself and where to go from here.

What is your concept of happiness?

please be honest with yourself and go after your dreams. You cannot abandon responsibility, but you can make small changes in your lifestyle. Wake up each day and pursue your goals with happiness in your heart.

What are your real passions, obsessions, and desires?

These are ideas you think about all the time. Listen to your heart; the answers are within. They should not...more

Deciding When To Do Yoga

...Whether you are just starting yoga or you have been doing it for a while, you may need to decide when during the day to do your routine. Most people who have practiced yoga for a long time have probably changed the time they do it each day. We all adjust our daily schedules now and then. Let's explore some of the different times of day you can do yoga.

morning - You can do yoga in the morning if you want. Doing yoga in the morning will help wake you up fully and prepare you for the day. Also, assuming you usually shower in the mornings, you can use your morning shower to wash off after practice. Unfortunately, if you have to go to work early in the mornings, yo...more

The Yoga of Trust - Jules Paxton's New Yoga

...e best books I have found to work from.

So yes I practice by myself. And I go and see teachers from time to time but as one of my teachers (at one of those beautiful metropolitan studios) said, Oh yes, its so much more spiritual if you practice by yourself..

But what I never realized was that there was another form of yoga that was neither self-practice nor teacher or guru student but organized around a third model or archetype. For a while this has been called Partner or Acro Yoga and I have just come across a new version created by teacher Jules Paxton website at www.julespaxton.net that he calls Trust Yoga.

It has a distant kinship with the trust games you might have experienced at school when you close your eyes and fall back into your friends arms. In Trust Yoga - website at www.trustyoga.com, you close your eyes and fall back onto your friends feet or arms and they support you and work you ...more

Yoga Clothes Need To Move With You, Your Favorite Jeans Will Not Do It

...st few weeks and then when you decide you are going to continue with the yoga lessons, with some guidance from your instructor, you should seek the yoga clothes that will be suitable.

What To Look For When Shopping For Yoga Clothes.

When you are looking for yoga clothes, keep in mind the primary purpose of what you will need the yoga clothes to achieve for you. You will need the clothes to move with you in a myriad of positions and poses so the fabric will need to have a softness and flow to it, with body.

There are many fabrics on the market today that would be suitable, there is French terry, which is like a soft knit and not at all like terry toweling, many of the knits are suitable as long as they are not too heavy and some of the micro fibers would be excellent too.

You also want a fabric that doesn't crease and is low maintenance. Hand washing is a big no-no, you need to be able to wash your yoga clothes in your was...more

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