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  • A blessing for your knees

    Yoga Therapie

    lateral collateral ligament loosened in this way will lead to an unstable leg axis and increased strain on

  • Fascia Yoga: Helical tension for healthy hips, knees and ankles

    Yoga Therapie

    wear and the cartilage becomes damaged. This can lead to arthritis. Circulation in cartilage is very limited

  • Tattvas in Tantrism

    Philosophy    ▸   Philosophy and Tradition

    meditative realization of each of these five Tattvas leads to complete liberation and spiritual awakening. [...] different and more positive meaning. Although Māyā leads us to perceive duality where there is actually unity

  • AYI Interview Peter Herdin

    Community   ▸   Network

    Volkshochschule. Yoga class with Peter: Peter leading his students through their individual practice

  • The right twist for a healthy back

    Yoga Therapie

    of the spine. It is only the resulting pain that leads to an activation of the deep back muscles. A malfunction

  • From Old-School Dynamic Stretches to Modern Fascia Yoga

    Yoga Therapie

    e! Extreme stretching before sports, it seems, leads to an increase in the frequency of injuries according

  • SVU 2.4-5

    Philosophy    ▸   Source texts and Sanskrit    ▸   Shvetashvatara Upanishad    ▸   SVU 2 (Ronald, Nils Jacob)

    srinvantu and putrâh sûrâtmano hiranyagarbhasya, leads one to suppose that he read sûreh srinvantu. Sâyana

  • SVU 2.1-3

    Philosophy    ▸   Source texts and Sanskrit    ▸   Shvetashvatara Upanishad    ▸   SVU 2 (Ronald, Nils Jacob)

    devote ourselves to the work of meditation, which leads to the obtainment of Svarga, according to our power

  • Tradition vs. Innovation

    Philosophy   ▸   Philosophy and Tradition

    innovation – we should consider tradition first. Which leads us, banal as it may initially sound, to the question: [...] state of mind that is calm and clear and which leads to meditation and the more internal aspects of yoga

  • Yoga Sutra 4.18-21: Purusha observes through Citta

    Philosophy   ▸   Source texts and Sanskrit   ▸   Yoga-Sutra   ▸   Yoga Sutra 4: On Inner Freedom (Ronald, Laura)

    another mind ( buddhi ) through another mind [would lead] to a mutual blending of the two memories ( smr̥ti