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Mysore Yoga Traditions Film
Mysore Yoga Traditions Film is an introduction to the culture and history of the yoga tradition of Mysore India. Elders, scholars and spiritual leaders from the yoga community of Mysore India tell the story of the yoga that has evolved from their community into a global practice that has touched millions of lives. If you ever wanted to look into the background and tradition of Ashtanga Yoga and related styles of practice, this film will be very informative and eyeopening. Join us on a journey into the world view and philosophy of the community that has made a huge contribution to yoga!
Dr. TRS Sharma on Human Emotions
A Mysore Yoga Traditions favorite! Dr. Sharma was one of the early disciples of Sri Krishnamacharya. In fact Dr. Sharma was the boy who Sri Krishnamacharya was standing on in a famous photograph of a yoga demonstration in Mysore in the 1930s. which has appeared in many books and films. This insightful talk touches upon something everyone can relate to - Emotions. "Alienation is a Western man's disease!" Dr. Sharma explores the differences in how the East and West relate to the most basic human experiences and then goes on to share the ways in which yoga can help each of us to navigate the difficult areas of life. As he shares his ideas it soon becomes clear that this man has spent a lifetime reflecting upon and studying all systems of philosophy. This lecture is nothing short of brilliant! A must for all serious students of yoga.
Manju Jois Tells the Story of Ashtanga Yoga
Manju Jois is the son of the late Sri Pattabhi Jois. Manju has practiced Ashtanga Yoga since he was a young boy. In this candid and heartfelt interview Manju shares stories from his childhood and what it was like to grow up with his father teaching Ashtanga Yoga to foreign yoga students. He shares many funny stories of the early days of Ashtanga Yoga which he has watched evolve into world culture over several decades. Manju gives his advise on how the practice of yoga should be approached and shares some controversial views on the way it has been commonly taught. One of his favorite quotes "Don't be serious, be curious!" sheds light on his playful and refreshing approach to Ashtanga Yoga. Manju is one of a kind! Sincere, direct and very upfront about his opinions. This is an insightful talk for students of Ashtanga Yoga!