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Informatii, marturii si comentarii din perspectiva unor cursanti ai scolii de Yoga MISA, ce practica sub indrumarea lui Gregorian Bivolaru. Opinii despre Yoga, spiritualitate in general, despre o viata sanatoasa, despre iubire si sexualitate, despre umanitate si societatea actuala, despre abuzurile si nedreptatile savarsite impotriva yoghinilor si despre modul in care se urmareste crearea unei "noi ordini mondiale" de catre masonerie si de catre alte organizatii oculte.

Vilkommen till Natha Yoga i Sverige! Vi finns idag i dessa stader Malmoe, Karlskrona, Stockholm

Centro Yoga Atman, Vico del Fieno 2/2 Genova, Scuola internazionale di Yoga - Corsi di Yoga integrale e di Yoga Bimbi - Tecniche di hatha yoga, laya yoga, tantra yoga, kundalini yoga, meditazione ...

The aim of this site is to present the details about Gregorian Bivolaru, the Romanian Yoga teacher, a man of great character, wisdom, kindness and profundity. He is the mentor of a large spiritual movement in Romania, with main focus on the practice of yoga, tantra and meditation. For almost 35 years he has been the victim of obstinate, yet ungrounded, persecution driven by the romanian totalitarian communist forces. Here you can find the documents which will present you with the TRUTH. <br />
Gregorian Bivolaru is living now in Sweden where he gained political asylum. He continues here his work to promote the spiritual values, knowlwdge and practices in the world today. <br />
His yoga system was implemented in many yoga schools from more than 20 other countries, on all continents, and is followed by over 35,000 yoga students and sympathizers.

"Ideas, testimonials and personal statements regarding spirituality, awakening of faith and aspiration to an ideal life, positive thinking and spiritual healing through yoga, defending spirituality..."

On the one hand, the Sivananda Ashram is a physical place, located somewhere with buildings, residents, and offices. On the other hand, it is not a place at all. It is the spiritual expression of ...

Yoga Holidays and Retreat in a stunning beach yoga resort with a unique large yoga deck in front of the sea, providing spectacular views and great sunsets in the tropical and unspoilt south of Goa.
We also offer various holistic treatments such as shiatsu, acupressure, reflexology, reiki and ayurvedic.

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A Academia Siddha yoga de Portugal e uma organizacao sem fins lucrativos baseada em princípios yoguis ancestrais e nos ensinamentos clássicos do Yoga e do Tantra. A escola e parte de uma grande...

AtmaYoga is a contemplative, gentle, yet dynamic approach to the powerful intimacy of yoga. Created from compassionate self awareness, inner stillness, and core strength, the practice is a path returning to the true Self. My intention as a yoga teacher is to assist each practitioner to explore themselves, their own inner path, and the unlimited potential for healing and wholeness that lives in the reunion of mind, body, heart, and soul.

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Online Kriya Yoga Library and Shrine

Yama and Niyama are often called &quot;the Ten Commandments of Yoga.&quot; Each one of these Five Don'ts (Yama) and Five Do's (Niyama) is a supporting, liberating Pillar of Yoga. Yama means self-restraint in the sense of self-mastery, or abstention, and consists of five elements. Niyama means observances, of which there are also five. Here is the complete list of these ten Pillars as given in Yoga Sutras 2:30,32: Ahimsa (non-violence, non-injury, harmlessness), Satya (truthfulness, honesty), Asteya (non-stealing, honesty, non-misappropriativeness), Brahmacharya (sexual continence in thought, word and deed as well as control of all the senses), Aparigraha (non-possessiveness, non-greed, non-selfishness, non-acquisitiveness), Shaucha (purity, cleanliness), Santosha (contentment, peacefulness), Tapas (austerity, practical spiritual discipline), Swadhyaya (introspective self-study, spiritual study), Ishwarapranidhana (offering of one's life to God).<br />
All of these deal with the innate powers of the human being-or rather with the abstinence and observance that will develop and release those powers to be used toward our spiritual perfection, to our self-realization and liberation.<br />
These ten restraints (yama) and observances (niyama) are not optional for the aspiring yogi-or for the most advanced yogi, either. Shankara states quite forcefully that &quot;following yama and niyama is the basic qualification to practice yoga.&quot;

La nostra Scuola di Yoga Tripura Sundari, con sede a Bologna,appartiene alla Federazione Internazionale di Yoga e Meditazione, Atman, che oggi conta circa 40.000 praticanti ed opera in vari paesi ...

Wir sind eine Yoga-Schule in einer authentischen Tradition und haben es uns zur Aufgabe gemacht, die wohltuenden Wirkungen der Yoga-bungen auf Korper und Seele, sowie die Weisheit des Yoga-Systems ...

Traditional Yoga Academy has been created to share a method that is based on the tradition of yoga and reveals the laws of the real spiritual science, having immediate practical applications.

The term &quot;Laya Yoga&quot; is usually used in two different ways: firstly to refer to a very particular method of practice or even a single exercise (sadhana), which melts mental conditionings, or causes of suffering. The second meaning refers to a many-sided and ordered initiation system designed to lead the practitioner to liberation (via the methods of absorption and dissolution). Laya Yoga can be practiced either as a tantric system or vedic system &ndash; &quot;Tantrika Laya Yoga&quot; or &quot;Vaidika Laya Yoga&quot;.<br />
Philosophically the spiritual aim of the Laya Yoga school is described in the treatise &quot;Yogabija&quot; (142) as identity, uniformity (aikya), kshtera (fields of mind and ego) with kshterajna (authority of field, cognitive consciousness). After realizing this identity the mind melts itself, and when the Laya state appears, vital force (pavana) becomes stable. Because of the state of absorption (Laya) a man can achieve the state of ananda- unlimited bliss resulting from a transcendental state of consciousness and mind.