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Pattabhi Jois
The practice of yoga
Tāpas in Ashtanga Yoga: the Inner Fire
This sequel devoted to Tāpas explores the place of the inner fire on the path of yoga. In Ashtanga Yoga,…
The practice of yoga
Drishti: the Gaze, a Path to Fullness
In Ashtanga Yoga, the gaze is never a detail: it orients the posture, gathers the attention and calms the mind.…
The practice of yoga
Straightening Up: Why Practice Needs an Outside Eye
We believe ourselves upright; an outside eye reveals our imbalances. This letter links non-duality, the precision of practice and the…
Yoga history
The Origins of the Ashtanga Yoga Institute of Brussels
From Rouen to Brussels, the Ashtanga Yoga Institute was born from a story of transmission begun in 1973 by Jean-Claude…
The art of teaching
Where to Teach Your First Yoga Classes (Beginning Teacher)
Once trained, the whole challenge is to make yourself known and keep your students. Here, for the beginning teacher, is…
The art of teaching
About the Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Training
Becoming an Ashtanga Yoga teacher is not learned in a few weeks: it is a matter of years of practice,…
Yoga history
History of the Yoga Korunta (Ashtanga Yoga)
The Ashtanga Yoga we know today comes from a lost manuscript, the Yoga Korunta, found by Sri T. Krishnamacharya and…
Yoga history
Sri K. Pattabhi Jois: the Transmission of Ashtanga Yoga
Sri K. Pattabhi Jois (1915–2009), a disciple of Krishnamacharya, transmitted the Yoga Korunta for more than sixty years. Here is…
Yoga history
Sri T. Krishnamacharya, One of the Greatest Masters of Yoga (1888–1989)
Sri T. Krishnamacharya (1888–1989) is one of the great figures of modern yoga: the light of his knowledge deeply influenced…