Yoga for Mind & Body * Yoga for Wellbeing * Yoga for Everyone
Join us for a workshop with Chase Bossart
January 27, 28 & 29th - 2012
Fri 27th from 6-9pm at Yoga In Motion, 751 Baronne St (corner of Julia in New Orleans)
Sat 28th & Sun 29th 9am-12:30pm and 2pm-6pm (in Mandeville)
$245 for the weekend; or $55 for Friday only; $135 for Sat or Sunday only
Chapter IV of Yoga Sutras
Studio on Girod Temporarily Closed due to a Fire
Class Schedule - at our
TEMPORARY LOCATION - 2013 CLAIBORNE STREET
MARVILLA GUEST HOUSE
NOTE: NO CLASS THIS SATURDAY (JANUARY 28TH) DUE TO WORKSHOP
Monday
5:30-6:30pm -- Deepening Your Practice
This class is open to students of all levels. We will explore postures, breathing practices and meditation; exploring all the tools of Yoga.
Tuesday
8:30-9:30am -- Yoga Philosophy
10:00-11am -- Awake and Aware
Open to students of all levels, this class is a weekly exploration of movement and breath.
Wednesday
5:45-6:45pm -- Beginner's Class -- geared to students who are new to Yoga or who want to keep in touch with a basic foundational practice of postures, breathing and meditation.
Please contact Becky if you are interested in this class by email: bopjay@gmail.com or phone her at (504)669-6885
Thursday
2:15-3:15pm -- Mommy and baby class
Ongoing series, please contact Jen: jmrault@yahoo.com or call her at 318-210-7203
5:45-6:45pm -- Prenatal Yoga -- January 5 only: class meets 3:45 to 4:45
class begins again Thursday, December 8. Please contact Jen (see above) if you are interested in attending.
ALSO AVAILABLE Yoga for Support Through Infertility
Please contact Jen if you are interested in attending (see above)
Saturday
NOTE: NO CLASS THIS SAT. (1/28) DUE TO WORKSHOP
10:00-11am -- Connecting with Your Essential Nature
Take an internal journey to connect with your true nature, let go of identities,
grasping, create space and be happy!
- Open to all levels -
See Classes page for more info
Class fees are: $10 drop-ins; $90 for 10 classes or $60 monthly for all classesPLEASE KEEP CHECKING THE WEBSITE weekly for updated schedules. Hopefully we will be back at our permanent location the beginning of 2012.
For more information contact Tiffany at
info@yoga-sanga.com or 985-705-1337
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Yoga Makaranda : The Nectar of Yoga ISBN : 978-81-920716-1-9
by Yogacarya T Krishnamacharya
Every
epoch goes through myriad changes. Sometimes positive, while at other
moments, negative. In conventional Indian thinking, there exists a
belief that whenever a dark period dominates, it heralds the time for a
shining light to emerge.
The beginning of the twentieth century saw such a light in Yogäcärya Tirumalai Krishnamacharya. Born at a time when traditional knowledge systems were becoming obsolete, he restored Yoga to
its former glory, through his dedication, hard work and creativity. His
innovations in the domains of health, healing and spirituality have
pioneered the entry of Yoga,
once an exclusive practice of the mystics, into every household of our
time. A prolific writer, he wrote numerous books and articles on various
topics of classical Indian Philosophy.
Yoga Makaranda was Krishnamacharya’s first book on the topic of Yoga,
published originally in the Kannada language in 1934. This book was one
of the very few available at that time, and also the first one to
present the practice of Äsana-s in a sequential manner (Vinyäsa-krama),
a method unknown at that time to the general public. It brought a sense
of wonder to the people of that generation, and became the main
inspiration for many styles of Yoga, that have sustained to the current day.
This
English version, translated by TKV Desikachar, son and long time pupil
of Krishnamacharya, opens the doors to international readers to access
some of the earliest teachings of Krishnamacharya. It features ninety
nine archival images of the master himself, and some of his students at
that time, as well as beautifully illustrated sequences of the postures
listed. It also includes expository notes, that provide a profound and
erudite understanding of the text.
Yoga Makaranda will be a jewel in the personal library of every Yoga practitioner,
and an invaluable asset to researchers interested in a more accurate
understanding of a vital aspect of Krishnamacharya’s teaching.