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Anne’s Blogs and Bookshop |
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Yoga and Philosophy. |
Insightful and inspiring words. A new quote (almost) everyday. |
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Pretty Productive Little Garden Blog For news from our garden. |
For walking, knitting, ecology and everything else. |
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Books I recommend. You can buy them here from Amazon. |
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Mark’s Website |
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Mark is a fellow student of Diane Long and a BWY qualified yoga teacher with classes in Poole, Corfe Mullen and Moreton, Dorset. Mark also offers one to one tuition. |
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Teachers that have influenced me and my practice. |
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Diane Long studied with the late Vanda Scaravelli for 23 years. She lives in Italy and travels around the world giving workshops. I have worked with her in England, Scotland and Italy. She regularly comes to Britain so catch a workshop with her if you can. |
Peter Blackaby is a teacher in Brighton. His approach to yoga is rooted in a humanistic philosophy. His work complements that of Diane and the other teachers mentioned here. Peter is a very popular teacher who runs workshops throughout the country. |
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Krishnamurti Resources |
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"The teachings are important in themselves and interpreters and commentators only distort them. It is advisable to go directly to the source, the teachings themselves, and not through any authority." |
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An educational charitable trust whose role is“to see that these teachings are kept whole, are not distorted, are not made corrupt. They will not give rise to any sectarian spirit in their activities... nor create any kind of place of worship around the teachings or the person.” |
A quiet retreat centre where you can go to study Krishnamurti’s teachings. You can stay or just visit for the day. The centre has books, audio-cassettes, videotapes, CD's and DVD's for use by guests. |
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The online repository of the authentic teachings of J. Krishnamurti. You can subscribe to receive an email with the quote of the day. |
An annual magazine The Link is a literary contribution to the global dialogue around K's teachings and a source of general information on many of the related organizations and their activities. |
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Articles about Vanda Scaravelli and this way of working |
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Esther Myers & Kim Echlin This article includes an interview with Vanda. I recommend that you don't take much notice of the piece "Applying Vanda's Ideas in Your Practice" that follows it. The words are not the thing - you interpret them as you are. All you will do is your interpretation of Esther's interpretation of what Vanda was doing and like some sort of Yogic Chinese Whispers it will be a weird distortion. Emina Cevro Vukovic Anne Crowley A Soujourn with Diane Long in Varanasi, India Ed Fellows Nan Wishner When Movement Becomes Meditation: The Legacy of Vanda Scaravelli Jane Sill Inspired by Vanda Scaravelli from Yoga & Health magazine [pdf file]. Sharon Steffensen The Teachings of the Late Vanda Scaravelli; A Workshop with Diane Long Elizabeth Irvine Ingrid Kottler Vanda Scaravelli: Her Legacy (Is it a New Yoga or are we truly returning to our original yoga roots?) |
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Articles |
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Linda Johnsen Rediscovering the link between the Brahmins and the Celts Eyal Lederman This article re-examines the original findings and the principles of core stability and how well they fare within the wider knowledge of motor control, prevention of injury and rehabilitation of neuromuscular and musculoskeletal systems following injury. Peta Bee This article examines whether the effects of core-stability training are as beneficial as we have been led to believe.
Joel Kramer This article, which appeared in Yoga Journal in 1977, presents yoga as an evolutionary process and introduces the Yoga of Mind as a powerful approach to self-exploration. Mental yoga reveals the mind’s nature and its filters, and is an important part of physical yoga practice. Read this article if you’re trying to get your head around Jnana Yoga! This article, from Yoga Journal in 1980, explores yoga’s use as a psychophysical tool to confront our limits and transcend them thus bringing about transformation.
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Websites |
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My friend Richard Small is a Taichi teacher in North Devon. Visit this website for details of Richard’s classes and to read his stories and other articles. |
Ian and Tabitha Evans’ website is a resource for yoga and sudoku. On their web links page they list websites providing freely useable content. |
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Tony Sargeant is head of Takemusu Iwama Aikido Europe. It was Tony who introduced me to Yoga when I attended an uchideshi at his dojo in Orwell, Cambs. Tony now lives in Kefalonia where he runs the Koriana Centre for mind and body management. |
Standup philosopher and co-author, with Peter Gandy, of some brilliant books on gnostism including ‘The Laughing Jesus’ and ‘Gospel of the Second Coming’. |
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The website of Yoga + Joyful Living Magazine includes articles from the current issue and extras. |
Author of ‘The Power of Now’ and ‘A New Earth’. |
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