Breathe In, Breathe Out

'Asana is that perfect moment when the body is utterly still, effortless; sensation and breathing suspend themselves so that time comes to a halt.

Then: happiness in a moment of infinity.'

Patanjali, Yoga Sutras II, 47


Patanjali's Yoga Sutra (Penguin Classics)

Tariffs

CLIFTON HAMPDEN
Drop in: £9 each session (90 mins)
Four classes card: £32 (to be used within five weeks)
Ten classes card: £80 (to be used within eleven weeks. If used within 10 weeks, eleventh class is FREE)
Group and One to One sessions also available. Please contact me for tariffs.

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Rappel: stage à fribourg les 17 et 18 juillet

Ne manquez pas le stage de Vinyasa Yoga les 17 et 18 juillet prochains à Fribourg en Suisse.

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Latest BBC kids’ hit pretends involving Yoga

Can you teach Yoga to children via television? Some BBC producers seem to believe it. Fortunately the reporter remains himself sceptic suggesting new TV series Waybuloo is only just another way of entertaining children.

Open Yoga in Thame on Sunday

 

Sunday June 13th

  OPEN YOGA

 

Don’t miss it!

9.30 am – 10.45 am 

(The Space, Thame)

Timetable for McCormick classes

Our Yoga classes at McCormick are still running.

We have a group of dedicated students who come regularly on a Monday just after work for an hour pratcice.
The next four classes will take place on

Monday 28 th of June

Monday 20th of July of May

Monday 26th of July

Many thanks again to McCormick to allow us to practice in some of the meeting rooms.

Yoga in Prison

I attended a meeting organised yesterday in Oxford by the Prison Phoenix Trust (PPT).

I was interested to know if I could one day teach Yoga to students who don’t have access to Yoga classes.

I also reflected on my daily practice and thought that if one day I got locked up, the only thing which could help me cope would be my Yoga practice.

I also found the following video, an interview with Sandy Chubb,director of the PPT. Her path is inspiring. She’s very clear about meditation for instance. Listening to her, I realise that I do meditate a lot. I choose not to teach it straight away, rather helping students to feel more at ease with their body in the various postures. But on my own I very often sit still or walk along thinking at nothing special, but keeping in touch with my breath. I’m sure you do as well from time to time.