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Yoga at Your Wall: Stretch Your Body, Strengthen Your Soul, Support Your Practice Review

Yoga at Your Wall: Stretch Your Body, Strengthen Your Soul, Support Your Practice
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Having practiced yoga off and on for over ten years I know I feel better after every focused stretch, pose, or class---so why don't I practice more often? The same reason you don't: unless we have a commitment to a class and the motivation to get there...it's too easy to ignore this benefit to our bodies, minds and sould. Besides, it can be boring by ourselves...Ms. Pappas' well illustrated, very informative book on adding the stability of the wall for support and inspiration is a must for every yogi's library. As a student, it will rejuvenate your practice between classes, as a teacher, it will introduce variation to your curriculum. Original, thought provoking and very well written, you will use it often. This is one book that will not be gathering dust on your book shelf!

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Yoga Mind, Body & Spirit: A Return to Wholeness Review

Yoga Mind, Body and Spirit: A Return to Wholeness
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I'm a forty-seven year old man who has been practicing yoga for less than a year. In that time I have read quite a few books on the subject. I was surprised to find so many opinions, theories, teachers, schools, and styles. Yet they all seemed to fall short of giving really clear and understandable explanations of the mechanics of body movement. When I read "Yoga, Mind, Body &Spirit" I quickly recognized it to be, by far, the most logical and reasonable approach to yoga study that I had found. Exercises, refered to as Inquiries, help you to learn for yourself the principles that underlie the practice of yoga. This allows you to begin to fashion a practice tailored to your unique body and its current condition. If I had to choose one book to try and explain the techniqes and essence of yoga, this would be the one.

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