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Dandasana as Samastithi : Proficient Primary.

I hear that one of my Ashtanga heroes Chuck Miller, devotes much of his workshops to Samasitithi,  "On the first day of practice, we stood in samstithi for what felt like hours, while Chuck told us about the importance of this word, sama, and how it had risen to the top of his yogic …

Book review OM The world of Ashtanga Yogis - Plus my own answers to the nine questions.

Angelique Boudet let me know she had self published a book of Ashtanga Interviews  I bought the Ebook and have posted some quotes below. The first friend I mentioned it too asked why would we want to buy a book of Ashtanga Interviews when we have Lu Duong going to all the trouble of inter…

Ashtanga yoga in 1995 (plus links to posts on 1986 and 1988 YJ Ashtanga articles)

A look at how Ashtanga was viewed/presented 20 years ago  Interesting Yoga Journal article by senior editor Anne Cushman on Ashtanga in the 1995 January/February edition of Yoga Journal. This starts off as being about Power Yoga but quickly moves to the roots of power yoga in Ashtanga wit…

Chuck Miller Satsang, TOKYO 2014, one hour forty minute talk. plus quotes from his website

http://www.sama-ashtanga.org http://www.sama-ashtanga.org Yesterday I put up this post Where are they now? (mostly) Recent Videos/interviews with students from 1993 Sri K. Pattabhi Jois led Yoga Works Ashtanga demonstrations This was a look at the practitioners in early 80s Led class with…

Where are they now? (mostly) Recent Videos/interviews with students from 1993 Sri K. Pattabhi Jois led Yoga Works Ashtanga demonstrations

Right to left: Maty Ezraty, Eddie Stern, Chuck Miller, Sri K. Pattabhi Jois, Tim Miller, Richard Freeman, Karen Haberman Coming across the excellent interview with Maty Ezraty yesterday I was reminded of other recent videos from the other participants in the 1993 Led Primary and Intermedi…