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Featuring Deep Relaxation: Letting Go from Yoga and You: Energizing and Relaxing Yoga for New and Experienced Students

Spirituality, breathwork, practice tips, and more...

For an in-depth study of the spiritual aphorisms of the famous third-century yogi Patañjali, check out our selections from Chip Hartranft’s translation and commentary.

Yoga Basics: The Essential Theory and Practice of Yoga

What Is Yoga?

Introducing Yoga adapted from The Shambhala Guide to Yoga, by Georg Feuerstein

Is Yoga a Religion? adapted from The Deeper Dimension of Yoga: Theory and Practice, by Georg Feuerstein

Styles of Hatha-Yoga adapted from The Deeper Dimension of Yoga: Theory and Practice, by Georg Feuerstein

Spiritual Path

Yoga as a Spiritual Discipline adapted from The Deeper Dimension of Yoga: Theory and Practice, by Georg Feuerstein

The Tree of Hindu Yoga adapted from The Deeper Dimension of Yoga: Theory and Practice, by Georg Feuerstein

Cultivating Wisdom adapted from The Deeper Dimension of Yoga: Theory and Practice, by Georg Feuerstein

Personal Practice

Yoga Practice Tips adapted from Yoga and You: Energizing and Relaxing Yoga for New and Experienced Students, by Esther Myers

Yoga and Aging adapted from The Tree of Yoga, by B. K. S. Iyengar

Yoga of Breath: Pranayama

Prana and Pranayama adapted from The Yoga of Breath: A Step-by-Step Guide to Pranayama, by Richard Rosen

The Yoga of Breathing: More on Pranayama adapted from The Yoga of Breath: A Step-by-Step Guide to Pranayama, by Richard Rosen

Obstacles and Helpers in Pranayama Practice adapted from The Yoga of Breath: A Step-by-Step Guide to Pranayama, by Richard Rosen

“Smile with the flower and the green grass. Play with the butterflies, birds, and deer. Shake hands with the shrubs, ferns, and twigs of trees. Talk to the rainbow, wind, stars, and the sun. Converse with the running brooks and the waves of the sea. Speak with the walking-stick. Develop friendship with all your neighbors, dogs, cats, cows, human beings, trees, flowers, etc. Then you will have a wide, perfect, rich, full life. You will realize oneness or unity of life. This can be hardly described in words. You will have to feel this yourself.”

—Swami Sivananda

Selected from Teachings of Yoga