Part III - Your Reflections

You Care About Others: Intimacy with the World Outside Your Body

The relationship of asana-pranayama to action in the world is a very tight, smooth, and silken one. Yoga is relationship with body, breath, and relationship, in that order. Respect for the individual is fundamental to yoga transmission. The mutual respect between Krishnamacharya and U.G. Krishnamurti allowed for a vital refinement of yogic understanding to arise.

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Please take this opportunity to share some of your reflections on it all by responding to the questions below. There are no right or wrong answers. Your encounter with what we share here is the next "great meeting" in the history of yoga, and your translation of it through your own life experience will sustain it as a living thing relevant to your time.

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1. In your experience so far, please share one aspect of what you have noticed about how your practice moves you into relationship with others!

2. Please share your feelings and thoughts about defining a yoga teacher 's function as “no more than a friend, and no less”! If you are a teacher yourself, how do you directly relate to it?

3. How did you find out about our Online Yoga Education?

4. What drew you to access it? What did you desire to know, or get from it?

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Thank you for taking the time to express yourself. We would potentially like to share some of your words to help other people understand the value of yoga education. Do we please have your permission?

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Part III - Your Reflections

THIS TRAINING IS OFFERED BY the Heart of Yoga Foundation IN PARTNERSHIP WITH URBAN FAMILY, A 501(c)(3) non-profit, dedicated to providing wellbeing tools for humanity.