by Jonathan Evatt | Dec 29, 2011 | Modern Yoga, Teaching Yoga
Today I responded to a discussion on LinkedIn about music in yoga classes. As I [intlink id=”211″ type=”post” target=”_blank”]wrote on this topic[/intlink] just a few days ago I felt to share on that discussion. I am posting below...
by Jonathan Evatt | Dec 18, 2011 | Field of Yoga, Learning Yoga, Teaching Yoga
Yoga, yoga classes, and yoga asana are not always mutually inclussive of one another; they are not necessarily synonymous. It is possible, and I suspect common, for many “yoga classes” to very rarely touch on the [intlink id=”224″...
by Jonathan Evatt | Dec 18, 2011 | Discourses, Key Articles, Yoga
In many of my articles and blog posts I refer to the Field of Yoga. Here we will explore what I am referring to. The Field of Yoga (which I will oftentimes simply refer to with the capitalised word “Yoga,” as opposed to “yoga”) is a state of...
by Jonathan Evatt | Dec 17, 2011 | Teaching Yoga
Today I attended a yoga class, as the recipient. I’ve not been to many yoga classes in the past 17 years (or so), and few, if any, Hatha yoga classes. The teacher is a dear friend of mine, who is very dedicated to sharing yoga and being a life-giving influence...
by Jonathan Evatt | Dec 15, 2011 | Discussions, Learning Yoga, Teaching Yoga, Yoga
Today on the Yoga Instructors & Practitioners group on LinkedIn the following question was asked (abbreviated by me): How does one “turn off” the Teacher’s Mind? I’ve been teaching a little over a year now and I find it difficult to change...
