Comments on: Talks with Ramana and Jivamukti Yoga http://chaiandyoga.com/talks-with-ramana-and-jivamukti-yoga/ Sat, 31 Jul 2010 01:17:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Megan http://chaiandyoga.com/talks-with-ramana-and-jivamukti-yoga/#comment-22709 Megan Wed, 12 Aug 2009 16:42:13 +0000 http://chaiandyoga.com/talks-with-ramana-and-jivamukti-yoga/#comment-22709 Hi! I really like your blog and just stumbled across it. I love the book Jivamukti yoga, I think it is fabulous! Other yoga books I really enjoy the Upanishads, Light on Yoga by BKS Iyengar (I think that is a must-have for yogis!) and also for a more modern and humorous take, Eat Pray Love. I think most people have read that book by now. Another great modern take on the yoga life, more focused on meditation, is Wherever you go there you are by Jon Kabat Zinn. Yay yoga reads! Hi!
I really like your blog and just stumbled across it.

I love the book Jivamukti yoga, I think it is fabulous! Other yoga books I really enjoy the Upanishads, Light on Yoga by BKS Iyengar (I think that is a must-have for yogis!) and also for a more modern and humorous take, Eat Pray Love. I think most people have read that book by now. Another great modern take on the yoga life, more focused on meditation, is Wherever you go there you are by Jon Kabat Zinn.

Yay yoga reads!

]]> By: Bee http://chaiandyoga.com/talks-with-ramana-and-jivamukti-yoga/#comment-22291 Bee Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:50:55 +0000 http://chaiandyoga.com/talks-with-ramana-and-jivamukti-yoga/#comment-22291 Hi Heidi, Lately I have spent so much time indulging in yoga texts that I have had trouble fitting the asana side of things into my day (though I try...) so I can't wait to see your reading list. My favourite yoga book so far is 'Bringing Yoga to Life' by Donna Farhi, which I see you have already discussed in your blog. It never fails to bring me comfort and inspire my practice. My other favourite is 'Yoga: the Science of the Soul' by Osho. This book tells it like it is, and is a good introductory yoga text due to its ability to apply yogic philosophy to everyday experiences. Bee Hi Heidi,
Lately I have spent so much time indulging in yoga texts that I have had trouble fitting the asana side of things into my day (though I try…) so I can’t wait to see your reading list.
My favourite yoga book so far is ‘Bringing Yoga to Life’ by Donna Farhi, which I see you have already discussed in your blog. It never fails to bring me comfort and inspire my practice. My other favourite is ‘Yoga: the Science of the Soul’ by Osho. This book tells it like it is, and is a good introductory yoga text due to its ability to apply yogic philosophy to everyday experiences.
Bee

]]> By: EcoYogini http://chaiandyoga.com/talks-with-ramana-and-jivamukti-yoga/#comment-22254 EcoYogini Thu, 18 Jun 2009 11:24:32 +0000 http://chaiandyoga.com/talks-with-ramana-and-jivamukti-yoga/#comment-22254 I have always been interested in reading more in yoga philosophy, but find myself being overly cautious- as traditional translations of the Bhagavad Gita have never resonated with me. I have heard that there is a more feminine-oriented take out there- (right now the title escapes me!). I would love to hear more about your reading list you put together :) Blessings! I have always been interested in reading more in yoga philosophy, but find myself being overly cautious- as traditional translations of the Bhagavad Gita have never resonated with me. I have heard that there is a more feminine-oriented take out there- (right now the title escapes me!).
I would love to hear more about your reading list you put together :)

Blessings!

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