Ishvara Pranidhana The Practice of Surrendering to The Divine Raja Yoga: Tapsya, Ishvara Pranidana and SvadyayaA Non Dual Spin of Patanjali’s Niyamas – Part III Written by Jaye Martin Ishvara […]
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The Anusara Sadhana: Your Symphony of Senses
Categories: Becoming an Anusara Teacher, bhakti, community, Methodology, Philosophy, Philosophy, Professional Development
Your Symphony of Senses Recognizing Our Full Embodied Experience Written by Lorin Roche, SMS 5 Senses? If you like, you can go through life thinking that you have five senses. […]
The Anusara Sadhana: Sattva: The Optimal Blueprint in Asana and Life
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Sattva: The Optimal Blueprint in Asana and Life The Truth and Higher Intelligence that underlines everything Written by Hristinka Maslarska As we know Anusara Yoga’s philosophy seeks and recognises Consciousness (attitude) […]
The Anusara Sadhana: Raja Yoga: Tapasya, Svadhyaya and Ishwara Pranidhana
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Raja Yoga: Tapasya, Svadhyaya and Ishwara Pranidhana A Non Dual Spin on Patanjali’s Niyamas Part II Written by: Julia Pearring Continuing on the 3 Niyamas that Jacalyn Prete began in […]
The Anusara Sadhana: Raja Yoga: Tapasya, Ishvara Pranidana and Svadyaya
Categories: Becoming an Anusara Teacher, bhakti, community, Methodology, Philosophy, Philosophy, Professional Development
Raja Yoga: Tapsya, Ishvara Pranidana and Svadyaya A Non Dual Spin of Patanjali’s Niyamas Written by: Jacalyn Prete Our contemplation for this newsletter is the teachings of these 3 Niyamas […]
The Anusara Sadhana: Spanda – The Divine Pulsation
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“Spanda, the Divine Pulsation/Rhythm” Written by: Jayendra Hanley Spanda is one of our favourite qualities of Supreme Consciousness because every aspect of sadhana is found within the concept of Spanda. It […]
