The Yoga Sutras for Asana Practice
Yoga is a system that is highly adaptable to all people who want to work to make the most of this life. One way we can help ensure that practice, no matter what form it takes, has the most beneficial effect, is to use the sutras to more skillfully navigate physical practice. Through lectures, discussion and reflective analysis and applications, learn how Patanjali’s sutras can be an immediately usable guidebook that helps you chart your course toward happiness on the mat and in life.
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1.1 Born In India
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1.2 The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
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2.2 The Wisdom of Stillness
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2.1 Patanjali’s Problematic Blindness
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2.3 The House That Ignorance Built
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2.4 Karma is a What
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3.1 How Asana Works
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3.2 Starting With Stability
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4.1 The God Thing
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4.2 Work and Study as Guides to True Self
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4.3 Restraining Mind Through Practice + Release
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4.4 Making U-Turns On and Off Your Mat
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5.1 Om Alone- What’s That Sound?
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5.2 Practice One Thing
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5.3 Finding a Favorable Focal Point
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5.4 Pranayama
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6.1 Discernment, Intensity, and Cognitive Blending in Practice
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6.2 Yama- Causing Less Harm
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6.3 Niyama- Doing More Good
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7.1 Seer and Seen
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7.2 Pratyahara
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7.3 Samyama
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8.1 Growing a Practice- Patanjali’s Eight Limbs
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8.2 Summing It Up