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Pages
- Home
- Yama and Niyama: Krishnamacharya, Jois, Ramaswami
- Asana Lists Inc. Original 1974 Ashtanga Syllabus
- Krishnamacharya resource page
- Slow Ashtanga PLUS Yoga Makaranda Part I and II
- Yoga Reading List
- How to practice Krishnamacharya's Early Ashtanga Yoga
- Krishnamacharya's Yogasanagalu (1941) (translation project)
- The Ashtanga Key - Surya Namaskara
- Srivatsa Ramaswami Vinyasa Krama Resource page
- How to meditate
- VINYASA KRAMA sequences/subroutines
- Free Downloads (Updated with more links)
- Proficient Primary.
- Chanting Yoga Sutras
- YOGA GLOSSARY


5 comments:
Your teacher is an immortal chinchilla?
Indeed yes. The Shaolin monks of ore studied the ways of the Tiger, the Crane and the Monkey in developing their styles of Kung fu. And there are some, I hear, who talk to Crows. However, if it's sheer, single, bloody mindedness of purpose you want, then look to the chinchilla, the complete antithesis of monkey mind, the great exponent of "far away mountain gaze".
He's beautiful!
Mmm, soft!!
Why yes, soft but snappish, beautiful : ) you think? I tend to go with handsome Chinchillas are too full of themselves as it is. He's getting old now though, whiskers and chin turning white and taken to sqeezing in between my feet under the blanket on cold evenings.
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