Namaste,
Here you’ll find a collection of free resources I’ve created and curated to support your yoga journey. This is where I share with you a variety of content, including my thoughts and insights on topics like Yoga Philosophy, Sanskrit Terms, the legacy of B.K.S. Iyengar and Geeta Iyengar, the Yoga Sutra’s of Patanjali, and more.
I’ve also created free guides that you can download directly, and to further enrich your understanding, I’ve also added free lectures.
I hope these resources inspire and empower your practice.
For those new to Iyengar yoga or looking for foundational understanding.
In her seminal work “Yoga – A Gem for Women,” Geeta S. Iyengar beautifully integrates the principles of Ayurveda with the practice of yoga. As the daughter of yoga master B.K.S. Iyengar and a renowned teacher
Eyal Shifroni brings over 45 years of yoga practice and teaching experience to this special session. As the director of the Iyengar Yoga Center in Zichron Ya’akov, Israel, he has dedicated his life to deepening and
Rita Keller stands as a pioneering figure in the world of Iyengar yoga, her journey beginning in the transformative decade of the 1970s when Eastern philosophical practices were first gaining recognition in Western society. As one
For those interested in the deeper philosophical underpinnings of yoga.
The concepts of Viparyaya and Viparīta share a fascinating link both etymologically and conceptually. Rooted in the Sanskrit root “pari” (परि), which means “around” or “reversal,” both terms explore ideas of inversion or turning. The addition
In the exploration of yoga philosophy, particularly in the study of the mind and its faculties, the concepts of Vikalpa and Samkalpa hold significant importance. Both terms originate from the Sanskrit root “kalpa” (कल्प), which encompasses
Dhyana (ध्यान), representing the seventh limb of Patanjali’s eightfold path, embodies a state of profound meditation where the practitioner experiences complete absorption in the object of contemplation. This deep meditative state transcends ordinary concentration, emerging as
For those seeking to use yoga for specific health, emotional, or therapeutic benefits.
The integration of trauma-informed principles into yoga practice represents a significant evolution in contemporary yoga pedagogy. As our collective understanding of trauma’s impact on the nervous system continues to expand, yoga teachers and practitioners alike are
The concept of safety within the therapeutic practice of yoga extends well beyond the physical setting, encompassing psychological and emotional dimensions that are particularly significant for trauma survivors. This examination delves into the theoretical foundations and
The application of specific yoga postures (asanas) in managing anxiety symptoms represents a significant therapeutic intervention within trauma-informed Iyengar yoga practice. This approach holds particular relevance for individuals experiencing secondary trauma, such as partners of military
This downloadable PDF guide offers a comprehensive introduction to Sanskrit pronunciation specifically designed for yoga practitioners. The guide includes: The guide allows you to enhance your connection to yoga’s philosophical foundations. It is suitable for yoga
Explore 3,000 years of yoga wisdom with our free guide to essential yogic texts. From Vedic manuscripts to Medieval Hatha manuals, discover key concepts, historical context, and recommended translations of yoga’s most influential writings. An indispensable
Join me for a commemorative lecture honoring B.K.S. Iyengar’s birth anniversary. Drawing from my doctoral research, this talk explores how Iyengar transformed yoga from a local practice into a global phenomenon while maintaining its spiritual depth.
In this lecture we explore the profound relationship between yogic literature and practical experience, discovering how ancient texts can transform our understanding of yoga and deepen our practice in meaningful ways. The journey begins with an
This lecture uncovers the overlooked feminine lineage in yoga’s history through analysis of Sanskrit and Tamil texts. It reveals three expressions of women’s spiritual engagement: as direct knowledge-seekers (like Gārgī and Sulabhā), as wisdom-keepers within marriage
This talk explores the teacher-student (guru-śiṣya) relationship through three pivotal Upanishadic stories (800-500 BCE): Nachiketa’s encounter with Death, Śvetaketu’s lessons from his father, and Yājñavalkya’s philosophical debates. These narratives illuminate the internal qualities necessary for spiritual
Watch past sessions from the Yoga Readers Book Club, where we discuss and reflect on seminal texts in yoga and philosophy.
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