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A practical and accessible guide to incorporating traditional yoga into a modern practice, by an Indian yoga teacher and educator.
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A practical and accessible guide to incorporating traditional yoga into a modern practice, by an Indian yoga teacher and educator.
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Januar 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 153mm
- ISBN-13: 9781399411103
- ISBN-10: 1399411101
- Artikelnr.: 70600631
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Januar 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 153mm
- ISBN-13: 9781399411103
- ISBN-10: 1399411101
- Artikelnr.: 70600631
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Nikita Desai is a yoga practitioner and educator who owns the Arya Yoga Studio. She is passionate about promoting the traditions and health benefits of authentic yoga to the modern yoga space, and runs workshops on this topic both online and at festivals. Nikita is based in London. @nikyyoga https://www.aryayogastudio.com
Foreword by Vex King
Introduction
How to use this book
A note on Sanskrit
Part 1: Why we should aim for an authentic yoga practice
1 - Problem 1: The emphasis on physicality in modern yoga
2 - Problem 2: Cultural appropriation in modern yoga
3 - Problem 3: Commercialisation in modern yoga
4 - Problem 4: The lack of diversity in modern yoga
Part 2: The foundations of yoga and a very brief history
1 - A brief timeline of the history of yoga
2 - The roots of yoga
3 - Significant literature in yoga
4 - Significant gurus of yoga
Part 3: Integrating authenticity into your practice
1 - Three key yogic teachings
2 - Types or styles of yoga
3 - Traditional yoga: The four key margas
4 - Traditional yoga: Hatha yoga
5 - A note on chakras
6 - Traditional yoga: Ashtanga yoga
7 - Limb 1 - Yamas (our behaviours)
8 - Limb 2 - Niyamas (self-observations)
9 - Limb 3 - Asana (physical postures)
10 - Limb 4 - Pranayama (regulation of breath)
11 - Limb 5 - Pratyahara (the influence of our senses)
12 - Limb 6 - Dharana (concentration)
13 - Limb 7 - Dhyana (meditation)
14 - Limb 8 - Samadhi (pure awareness)
15 - Yoga Nidra: a practice for deep relaxation
16 - Studying yogic texts/scriptures
Part 4: Continuing your journey
1 - 10 next steps
2 - My hope for the future
Resources
References
Acknowledgements
Index
Introduction
How to use this book
A note on Sanskrit
Part 1: Why we should aim for an authentic yoga practice
1 - Problem 1: The emphasis on physicality in modern yoga
2 - Problem 2: Cultural appropriation in modern yoga
3 - Problem 3: Commercialisation in modern yoga
4 - Problem 4: The lack of diversity in modern yoga
Part 2: The foundations of yoga and a very brief history
1 - A brief timeline of the history of yoga
2 - The roots of yoga
3 - Significant literature in yoga
4 - Significant gurus of yoga
Part 3: Integrating authenticity into your practice
1 - Three key yogic teachings
2 - Types or styles of yoga
3 - Traditional yoga: The four key margas
4 - Traditional yoga: Hatha yoga
5 - A note on chakras
6 - Traditional yoga: Ashtanga yoga
7 - Limb 1 - Yamas (our behaviours)
8 - Limb 2 - Niyamas (self-observations)
9 - Limb 3 - Asana (physical postures)
10 - Limb 4 - Pranayama (regulation of breath)
11 - Limb 5 - Pratyahara (the influence of our senses)
12 - Limb 6 - Dharana (concentration)
13 - Limb 7 - Dhyana (meditation)
14 - Limb 8 - Samadhi (pure awareness)
15 - Yoga Nidra: a practice for deep relaxation
16 - Studying yogic texts/scriptures
Part 4: Continuing your journey
1 - 10 next steps
2 - My hope for the future
Resources
References
Acknowledgements
Index
Foreword by Vex King
Introduction
How to use this book
A note on Sanskrit
Part 1: Why we should aim for an authentic yoga practice
1 - Problem 1: The emphasis on physicality in modern yoga
2 - Problem 2: Cultural appropriation in modern yoga
3 - Problem 3: Commercialisation in modern yoga
4 - Problem 4: The lack of diversity in modern yoga
Part 2: The foundations of yoga and a very brief history
1 - A brief timeline of the history of yoga
2 - The roots of yoga
3 - Significant literature in yoga
4 - Significant gurus of yoga
Part 3: Integrating authenticity into your practice
1 - Three key yogic teachings
2 - Types or styles of yoga
3 - Traditional yoga: The four key margas
4 - Traditional yoga: Hatha yoga
5 - A note on chakras
6 - Traditional yoga: Ashtanga yoga
7 - Limb 1 - Yamas (our behaviours)
8 - Limb 2 - Niyamas (self-observations)
9 - Limb 3 - Asana (physical postures)
10 - Limb 4 - Pranayama (regulation of breath)
11 - Limb 5 - Pratyahara (the influence of our senses)
12 - Limb 6 - Dharana (concentration)
13 - Limb 7 - Dhyana (meditation)
14 - Limb 8 - Samadhi (pure awareness)
15 - Yoga Nidra: a practice for deep relaxation
16 - Studying yogic texts/scriptures
Part 4: Continuing your journey
1 - 10 next steps
2 - My hope for the future
Resources
References
Acknowledgements
Index
Introduction
How to use this book
A note on Sanskrit
Part 1: Why we should aim for an authentic yoga practice
1 - Problem 1: The emphasis on physicality in modern yoga
2 - Problem 2: Cultural appropriation in modern yoga
3 - Problem 3: Commercialisation in modern yoga
4 - Problem 4: The lack of diversity in modern yoga
Part 2: The foundations of yoga and a very brief history
1 - A brief timeline of the history of yoga
2 - The roots of yoga
3 - Significant literature in yoga
4 - Significant gurus of yoga
Part 3: Integrating authenticity into your practice
1 - Three key yogic teachings
2 - Types or styles of yoga
3 - Traditional yoga: The four key margas
4 - Traditional yoga: Hatha yoga
5 - A note on chakras
6 - Traditional yoga: Ashtanga yoga
7 - Limb 1 - Yamas (our behaviours)
8 - Limb 2 - Niyamas (self-observations)
9 - Limb 3 - Asana (physical postures)
10 - Limb 4 - Pranayama (regulation of breath)
11 - Limb 5 - Pratyahara (the influence of our senses)
12 - Limb 6 - Dharana (concentration)
13 - Limb 7 - Dhyana (meditation)
14 - Limb 8 - Samadhi (pure awareness)
15 - Yoga Nidra: a practice for deep relaxation
16 - Studying yogic texts/scriptures
Part 4: Continuing your journey
1 - 10 next steps
2 - My hope for the future
Resources
References
Acknowledgements
Index