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Satsang of Washington, DC
Satsang of Washington, DC
Happy Fall Dear Yogis, I just went to the NYC book launch of our teacher Sharon's much anticipated new book, Yoga & Vegetarianism. In this book Sharon-ji answers the question: What does practicing Yoga have to do with vegetarianism? And she answers the questions through a thought provoking and intriguing look at Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, the ancient, scriptural text that lays out the philosophical underpinnings of yoga. Sharon says: "The popularity of yoga worldwide has grown tremendously...this is no coincidence Yoga holds the promise that could help us transform our ways of relating to the Earth, to animals and eachother...Through yoga practice, we begin to feel like integrated beings..the illusion that we are separate begins to dissolve...and the truth of who we really are is revealed." Sharon's book tour will bring her to DC February 7, 2009 - - please visit www.flowyogacenter.com for details and registration. Our DC event with Sharon & David in September proved that YOGA WORKS and that people LOVE JIVAMUKTI. It was the LARGEST EVER INDIVIDUAL WORKSHOP they have ever led in all their years of teaching. Thank to all Yogis who came from near and far to support this special weekend. Jill, Agatha & Cory Flow Yoga Center, Washington DC jillabelson@yahoo.com glowacki@gmail.com cmbryant1@comcast.net |
JIVAMUKTI FOCUS OF THE MONTH
Wherever you go, anywhere in the world, our teachers are dedicated to bringing you an
uplifting and inspirational focus each month. The focus is designed to share the rich
and authentic scriptural teachings of Yoga. It's said that Jivamukti yoga students know
more about Yoga philosophy than many Yoga teachers! And this is in many ways
thanks to what you'll learn in the Focus each Month.
more on the focus this month
LOKAH SAMASTA SUKHINO BHAVANTU
May all beings everywhere be happy and free, and may the thoughts, words and actions of
my own life contribute in some way to that happiness and to that freedom for all.
May all beings everywhere be happy and free, and may the thoughts, words and actions of
my own life contribute in some way to that happiness and to that freedom for all.
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