Hello good people! I came across your forum by chance, and figured I'd leave a gift. My life's work is teaching people about what Yoga is, beyond the stretching, meditation, and breathing exercises you see in studios.

Here's a little "crash course introduction I put together: traditionalkriyayoga.com/about

I decided to post this here, since I feel most of you have some kind of affinity for truth, or at least a drive to understand ourselves and reality better.

(01-03-2016, 10:52 PM)Zimmer101 Wrote:  Hello good people! I came across your forum by chance, and figured I'd leave a gift. My life's work is teaching people about what Yoga is, beyond the stretching, meditation, and breathing exercises you see in studios.

Here's a little "crash course introduction I put together: traditionalkriyayoga.com/about

I decided to post this here, since I feel most of you have some kind of affinity for truth, or at least a drive to understand ourselves and reality better.

(01-03-2016, 11:04 PM)Ninelives Wrote:  

(01-03-2016, 10:52 PM)Zimmer101 Wrote:  Hello good people! I came across your forum by chance, and figured I'd leave a gift. My life's work is teaching people about what Yoga is, beyond the stretching, meditation, and breathing exercises you see in studios.

Here's a little "crash course introduction I put together: traditionalkriyayoga.com/about

I decided to post this here, since I feel most of you have some kind of affinity for truth, or at least a drive to understand ourselves and reality better.

Good stuff! lol

(01-03-2016, 11:10 PM)Zimmer101 Wrote:  

(01-03-2016, 11:04 PM)Ninelives Wrote:  

(01-03-2016, 10:52 PM)Zimmer101 Wrote:  Hello good people! I came across your forum by chance, and figured I'd leave a gift. My life's work is teaching people about what Yoga is, beyond the stretching, meditation, and breathing exercises you see in studios.

Here's a little "crash course introduction I put together: traditionalkriyayoga.com/about

I decided to post this here, since I feel most of you have some kind of affinity for truth, or at least a drive to understand ourselves and reality better.

Good stuff! lol

I checked out your site Zimmer. I've been thinking about taking some yoga class or something over here. My back is crap and I think yoga could help.

(01-04-2016, 12:04 AM)Octo Wrote:  

I checked out your site Zimmer. I've been thinking about taking some yoga class or something over here. My back is crap and I think yoga could help.

Yup, a basic class will definitely help with back troubles, as long as the instructor is gentle with it and knows modifications for certain poses!

Pretty soon ill have some basic practices online that anyone can do.

There's actually a yoga class here in town that's specifically for people with back and neck problems. It's very popular.

Interesting stuff, I'll read in depth tomorrow. It's getting late and that stuffs pretty heady for this time o' night.

(01-04-2016, 01:15 AM)the white ribbon Wrote:  Yoga is great.. I do qigong, but whenever i have done a yoga class i walk out of the studio on cloud nine, it just connects you in all the right places spiritually as well as physically..

Qi-gong techniques are very closely related to aspects of Yogic practice! I'm glad you've had good experiences with yoga classes :)

I gotta be drunk to Yoga

problem is
I don't drink booze

and even if I were drunk , I'd pass out before I could recall
why I was drunk

so ,,
Yoga and me ?

nope
but thanks ,

(01-04-2016, 04:55 AM)Nomadic Wanderer Wrote:  

(01-03-2016, 10:52 PM)Zimmer101 Wrote:  Hello good people! I came across your forum by chance, and figured I'd leave a gift. My life's work is teaching people about what Yoga is, beyond the stretching, meditation, and breathing exercises you see in studios.

Here's a little "crash course introduction I put together: traditionalkriyayoga.com/about

I decided to post this here, since I feel most of you have some kind of affinity for truth, or at least a drive to understand ourselves and reality better.

I met an amazing Swiss woman in India years ago. She would take some time off work and spend a whole week in some remote yoga camp in the jungle.

Never met anyone so happy and positive with life. Needless to say I could spend hours listening to her talk about the 13 chakras, I had such a crush on her.

That happy and positive outlook is just the beginning of the fruits of yoga! The jungle is interesting, but there's a lot more dangerous critters roaming about.. I like the mountains.

(01-04-2016, 04:55 AM)Cynicalabsurdance Wrote:  I gotta be drunk to Yoga

problem is
I don't drink booze

and even if I were drunk , I'd pass out before I could recall
why I was drunk

so ,,
Yoga and me ?

nope
but thanks ,

Thats too bad! I have a feeling you'd be a good yogi haha.

yo! welcome zimmer. as i said on another forum where we know each other, i dont have patience doing yoga. all i do is stretching in the morning. though the wife does a bit of yoga herself.

(01-04-2016, 07:09 AM)Electric shock Wrote:  yo! welcome zimmer. as i said on another forum where we know each other, i dont have patience doing yoga. all i do is stretching in the morning. though the wife does a bit of yoga herself.

Hey bud! Thanks for the welcome :) I dip in to a lot of different places on the net.. I'm not really big on long discussions and chit-chat, but I like connecting with people and hopefully contributing positive thoughts and energy to the hive mind lol

I appreciate you stopping by

(01-07-2016, 12:24 PM)Octo Wrote:  I appreciate you stopping by

No problem! I get a good vibe from this little corner of the web