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I just found you on Hulu Plus. You have motivated me to start Yoga again. I
have been immobilized for a few years since I got Cancer in 1998 and gained
30 pounds in 2 months due to the cancer meds. It caused me to relapse with
an eating disorder with which I am still struggling, The meds make it
almost IMPOSSIBLE to lose weight. It is totally frustrating. Maybe this
will get my body moving again. BTW, you have a great voice!
woohoo Tara you're coming in Russia! that's great)) you're so super
inspiring! i'd love to see you here in Moscow and maybe to take part in
some yoga events with you! US is so far from here, it would be nice if
you'll be somehow closer) also i'd like to buy some of your books and
Reebok yoga stuff but we don't have it here. thanks for everything! and for
your yoga videos of course! i relax with them before and after my work.
This year I took up a yoga teachers' training course...hip hip hurray! I
mean I'm not all that flexible, but yoga isn't just about the asana is it?
I learnt more about deep meditation, and as I do so, my inner child of
happiness seems to be growing everyday, it's about that connection! Of
course I wish people are less asana focused, and look at the other limbs of
yoga, it's so important! Anyway, great to hear from u again!
If you come to Paris, you can teach at Rasa Yoga (lot of international
teachers go there like Cat Alip-Douglas, Biff mithoefer, Sarah Powers,
Maryam Askari, Mika De Brito...). The room is full of light and the people
there are really sweet ! Or the Studio Keller. There are also a lot of
others wonderful places you can book (like Dojos). We have lot of options
to welcome you in Paris :D
Hi Tara! I live near Paris, I just start practise yoga thanks to your
videos. And I'm already seeing a lot of benefits starting with my behaviour
towards food. So thank you ! If you can tell us where you will be doing
yoga in Paris that will be so cool, I will be so excited to be able to do
it with you and talk to you ! :)
Question about yoga...One of my legs is longer than the other and I find
that when I do certain poses (warrior 3) I never feel evenly relaxed or
stretched...any advice? It really crushes my hopes of getting better at
yoga and makes me want to give up at times...please offer some advice.
Thank you!
YES, and yes - 'When diet is aligned with a powerful yoga sequence, both
men and women develop a radiant inner light, clear eyes and skin, excellent
muscle tone, and happiness. It purifies on all levels, amplifying
attractiveness and bringing grace to body, mind and soul.'
I live in Paris but practice yoga at home with this is yoga.my schedule is
impossible so this is easier for me. I would be thrilled to attend a class
guided by you person. Ur truly an inspiration and thanks to u I am able to
do things I thought I could not do. Luv
I just did my first meditation this morning because I'm embarking on a new
project that is creating busy, frenzy brain, and I needed to calm it down!
Plus, yoga is calming, and I love to read. Also know you have a super fan
in Nashville if you ever make it here!
I'm currently staying in Gili Trawangan, and relaxation is easy in this
beautiful place. Lots of love to you from far away =) (Back home, I relax
with my Yoga practice, cycling, chopping vegetables or spending time with
my loved one.)
i need some ideas on how to chill out at the end of the day. is there a
good 'meditation' like program for beginners or something i can start with?
you look really good. super cute and healthy appearance!
Also, I love the way you create controversy in the fact that you don't
think that Yoga needs to be connected to a religion. I love that you don't
use the long ancient Yoga names for the positions.
I was just wondering what you do to stay fit aside from yoga? I am yoga
obsessed, but wondering if that is enough. To relax I do yoga, art, write,
read, and go for walks and hikes.
I get some time for stretches amongst all the other things I do in my
life,could you do a video of some essential and easy moves that a cyclist
could benefit from? Much thanks!
I do yoga, drink tea, read, draw, and go outside (when it's warm):) we go
to the beach every year and we are going on a small vacation soon to a road
race my mo's in.=)
I chose to go to Tulum for my (non traditional) bachelorette party. It was
an amazing long weekend filled with sun, beach, green juice & YOGA! A great
way to unwind!
And YAY to Russia, too, I've got toooo excited about CT and now I am
super-duper excited that you are going to Russia, that is amazing, I should
let my friends know
I just moved to Paris, and I'm having a hard time finding a yoga studio I
like so please keep us posted on places you like here! And PLEASE come
teach Strala YES!
Ohhh If you ever come to Paris I'd do anything to get there for your class
! I adore you and your attitude, let us know when you come pleeeease :)
bisous! Kate
Anyone including tara have any suggestions to get me started in teaching
yoga? I live in southeast wi and I haven't heard of any place that does
training
Hey Tara, thank you for sharing. To relaxe I knit :-) I love knitting. I
just started a yoga class so I am learning to relax with young and
mediating .
Tara you have great skin, are you wearing any makeup or a specific
moisturizer? Or is it just because you're so healthy? Thanks
Things to consider before becoming a yoga teacher
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Comedy: Letter to My Yoga Teacher
In 2009 I walked into a yoga class where all kinds of inappropriate-ness was going down. This was my response, a comedy piece, because really, sometimes all ...
Omg. You are so funny. Excellent. I am a female white yoga teacher.
Everyone is obviously entitled to there own opinions, views etc and we all
see life and teachings through different eyes and have our own path to
finding our own truths. I hope I give these ancient teachings the respect
and light they deserve in an approach that is accessible to those who want
it. I believe yoga is for anyone who seeks it. Its a lifetime learning for
anyone who want it no matter where you come from. All spirituality and
religion is there for anyone who understands or desires it. There is no
ownership. If you want to dye your face ble and call yourself smurfette by
all means. Rock it. ( hehehe puff diddy) We all relate to different things.
I definitely agree that stereotyping is crap and not acknowledging the
origins is crap. Honesty and authenticity is key. But your funny poem sheds
beautiful humour on things we might take for granted. Thanx to the reminder
not to loose the plot.;) Hopefully this fuels healthy thoughts and sense of
humour instead of us against them mentality. Peace and unity to all beings.
Om
So a chick who loves Yoga, and is trying to teach it to others gets things
wrong, and you're butthurt over this?
Did you bother to talk with her? Maybe she would love to learn things, from
an obvious expert such as yourself.
As for cultural "appropriation", or as the rest of us like to call it, I
like that shit so I wanna do it. Here is my suggestion to you.
You can take back your Yoga, and us westerners will culturally
"re-appropriate" our cars, tvs, phones, computers, internet, planes, modern
construction techniques, etc. etc. etc.
+Danny Vazquez Looks like white people are not only boring, but unable to take a joke.What is the main audience for "Frozen"? John Green? Taylor Swift? Anything else extremely cookie cutter? White people. No wonder they come to us for inspiration when they're out of ideas.
Moving forward and through "Globalization." I hope the collective perception would be increasingly united and understanding our shared humanity and watch these arbitrary divisions erode and fall apart.
Being considered the "norm" doesn't mean the culture is nonexistent. If anything, that would make it the most prevalent and pervasive.But I'd point outl that it's really only the "norm" in the United States, and other countries where the majority is white. Traveling around the world, you'd naturally find that it isn't the case. And while "white culture" is a slippery phrase, Western culture is certainly a "thing." Undeniably.I don't find Aristotle, Socrates, Plato boring. Alexander the Great. Julius Caesar. Henry Ford. Thomas Jefferson. Ben Franklin. Albert Einstein. Coca Cola. John F. Kennedy. Basketball, Baseball (ok I find baseball boring), football, association football (soccer) (invented in England), hockey (love hockey), not to mention music, Beethoven, the Beatles, thousands of others. Actors, artists, etc. boring at all. And thanks to innovators, many (most?) of whom are "white" or western, bill gates and steve jobs and the people who layed the groundwork of the internet before them for the technology like I'm using now to communicate with you.Personally, I think it's little silly to think of these accomplishments and contributions to humanity in terms of the "race" of the individuals who produced them.From a larger perspective, we're all humans. And we should feel as proud of an achievement or innovation or artistic contribution from a "white" or "black" or "hispanic" or "asian" or "mixed" or "what have you" person as any other. Because at the end of the day they're human achievements. But if you want to divide and categorize, one must give credit where is due."Western Civ" has done a lot of bad, and a lot of great for humanity. And its existence is undeniable. There is no lack of culture there. And it is certainly not boring.You've spoken to a very limited and particularly american racial perspective.
+Danny Vazquez Sure. White people don't put seasoning on their food because they're bland. White people don't have culture so they take ours. Get the picture? I'm only half-joking.Now to explain the joke: whiteness is considered by society to be the "norm" or "default," and thus, boring.
+Rantandreason I love how you list a bunch of things that westerners didn't create. We can't appropriate your culture because you have none. It would be called assimilation, not appropriation.
Yo none of the the things you mentioned, cars etc are cultural appropriations, they are comodaties created due to the culmination of generations of scientific, mathematical and machnical thought from all over the world spanning millennia. These people are fanatics but they have a point. Don't buy into the lululemon bull, find out what yoga is really about, Indian or otherwise. Also it's hilarious listening to Indians culturally appropriating African American activist rhetoric.
Then you figured wrong. Fair would be both sides debating honestly. An ad hominem is a personal attack on one's opponent. A straw man is choosing an opponent's argument for them—which usually has nothing to do with anything that person really said. One person can hurl insults and still make a valid argument about the topic at hand. If the other responds to points that were never made; I fail to see what's fair about that. My admittedly bad behavior aside: if my actual argument is wrong, tell me why.. We've gone back and forth here, and for some reason, you still refuse to do that.
Show me where anyone claimed to own yoga exclusively. I see your multiculturalism slur and raise you your straw man logical fallacy. You're certainly living up (down?) the "rant" part of your user name. Now try the reason part. This should be good.
+Rantandreason "Chick" and "butthurt"?Ah, you're an Ivy League graduate, no doubt. I'm sorry. I missed the part where Roopa criticized a non Desi for just teaching yoga. It was how the lady seemed to approach teaching that she satirized. At least that's what I saw.It's been my experience that you're much better at something if you try to understand and appreciate its history and culture. If you wanted to be a great blues guitarist, but all you've ever done was copy the Rolling Stones; and never even heard of Howlin' Wolf or Muddy Waters—how good can you really get? If, for some reason, I wanted to learn to play the bagpipes, I'd learn about Scottish history and culture. I wouldn't throw around Scots Gaelic words I didn't really understand and could barely pronounce. It's not just “shit I like so I wanna do it”. It's about respect. If that yoga teacher couldn't even get the Sanskrit right, then she didn't really respect the practice. If she didn't really respect the practice, she might be good but she'll never be great..But that's just me. I'm just an anchor baby savage You're the defender of Western Civilization. Because threatening to take your toys and go home is obviously the mark of a superior, rational mind.
The defensiveness here is clear and unnecessary. To be clear, this is never about taking back yoga. It is about knowing and doing yoga for what it is. In addition, all the creations you have mentioned are never to be considered purely western. They are multi-cultural creations and are shared with the western as they are shared with the rest of the world. None of us is an expert, those of us who grew up in South Asian diasporic families and homes tend to already understand this, which is why encountering so many self-professed "yoga experts" and "yoga masters" in the commercialized yoga site is disturbing.
New Yoga Teacher
Suzanne Young, Pranashama Yoga Teacher and owner of the GYM at Ramsey, Isle of Man, UK teaches her first yoga class ever in Bali June 2012. This is week ...
Technically she is good, in that her knowledge, application and
demonstration of yoga is on track. It's also good that she suggests
modifications. But she lacks humour. I like to go to a yoga class that's
not too serious, yoga should be enjoyable after all lol.. I guess it's
subjective though, I'm not saying she is a bad teacher, but not one I could
visit in an extended period.
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What a beautiful yoga sequence. I watched this a long day of work. I
floated gracefully into bliss thank you Suzanne! You were wonderful. like a
gentle breeze flowing through the trees on this late summer eve.
I have taught for a year and I just did this video with her before bed!
What a wonderful class and she executed it beautifully. Her knowledge and
personality were a joy to share in!
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he says start pranayama practices 5mins a day every day during 1st
week,then gradually increase amount of time spent practicing(2nd week
10mins a day,3rd week 15mins a day,4th week 20mins etc). When he talks
about benefits of one hour+ practices hes telling basically the more effort
and time you put into practicing,the more benefits you get.Of course
important is not to rush,gradually increasing duration of practice is much
more beneficial then rushing in and screwing yourself.
request and pray, enemities,quarrels ,old evil (bhudhi) intelligence of
sins like vengeances, kama (so far which are the cause for every bad
happenings ),enemities to destroy,spoiling others, hates for others all bad
wisedom, bad evil thoughts, be change to good & noble and betterment for
others, intelligence not commiting sins and not doing bad for others,and to
save every soul ,grand soul, humans ,balas in back bones ,kundlani power
,every molecules of humans and creatures
For those who may be interested in spiritual (traditional) yoga there are 2
good articles for starting yoga from an advanced and honest practicioner in
my opinion.Anyway,let everyone decide for themselves.
forums.vsociety.net/index.php/topic,12925.0.html
forums.vsociety.net/index.php/topic,13387.0.html
Practice, do what you can, and gradually increase as much as you can, its
more quality pranayama, over quality. With practice you can activate the
processes that pranayama activates with speed instead of sitting for hours.
Just do as much as comfortable, it's more important to do it everyday.
You'll notice a difference in a couple weeks. You can also start by lying
on your back knees bent with your feet on the floor, for the first month.
Amazing, I respect him so much! He is a powerhouse, and I know I'll never
be on his level, but it's good to know it can be reached! Thank you for
posting this video! Namaste.
I wonder if the 3 hour pranayam can be done spread out through out the day
or must it be a full 3 hour sit down? its hard for me to sit even for 30
mins everyday and do it :)
call me dumb but i didnt quite understand what he meant with the practice.
Does he mean practice every day for 5mins for one week? or practice 5mins
10mins 30mins and so on?
request and pray ---every human every soul either good or bad ,angle or
evil ,sinner,demon , god or devil every one want to live as a good
humanbeing --please save
The pranayamas Swami Sundaranand mentions at the end "..." are kumbhaka &
rechakha...ie: holding the inhalation & holding the exhalation for as long
as possible
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I thought that may be i was missing something by not doing
upayoga,angamardhana etc but sadhguru himself told that he practised
nothing else but asanas and it continues to keep him in good shape even noe
... AWESOME ..