Yoga News 17 - 06/2002

Contents:

Breathing Basics - A master from the tradition of the Himalayan yogis speaks out: "Do you even know the basics of breathing correctly?" Here you can read them again. By Swami Veda Bharati. How do you finally stop suffering? - Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and Master Patanjali pinpoint the sources of human suffering and give us plenty of tips on how to overcome them. Interview: Revolution from the silence - We met the Indian master Sadhguru Jaggy Vasudev and the result was an inspiring conversation about the "addiction to individualism", "ignorance" and "undercover yogis". Interview with Pyar Troll - Being at peace with what is - She is said to be enlightened. Pyar Troll - an unusual woman who has unusual things to say and who, despite being in a "spiritual feel-good land", has both feet firmly on the ground. An interview by Doris Iding. Cosmic amnesia - Why most people have lost their memory and don't even notice it. By Prem Prakash. What great yogis thought about the Buddha - Whether Ramana Maharshi, Yogananda or Aurobindo - they all valued the Buddha and his teachings. This makes it all the more incomprehensible that there still seems to be a huge gap between Buddhists and Hindus. By Wilfried Huchzermeyer. Asana workshop - Parsvottanasana - Intensive stretching of the flanks. By Rita Keller. Breathing and asanas - Often more importance is placed on the technical execution of the asanas than on the breathing. Learn to consciously connect your breathing with the asanas. Mantra practice - Lumen de Lumine. A kabbalistic mantra for the development of light, peace and love. By Joseph M. Levry (Gurunam). Yoga as therapy - A case study from yoga therapeutic practice. By Elisabeth Jetschgo-Schwarz. Does Ayurveda make you happy? Interview with Dr. Balaji També - He is one of the greatest authorities in the field of Ayurveda. Yoga Aktuell talks to Dr. Balaji També about the future of Ayurveda in our world and whether Ayurveda makes you happy. What will he say? The Source of the Goddess - A journey high up into the Himalayas to the source of the holy river Ganges. By Maria Wirth.

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