The Power of Yin - Yoga Journal Blog post

The Power of Yin - Yoga Journal Blog post

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Unknown said…
One who practices Pranayama will have good appetite, cheerfulness, handsome figure, good strength, courage and enthusiasm, a high standard of health, vigor and vitality and good concentration of mind.
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January 31, 2011 at 3:34 AM
Unknown said…
Paul Grilley's book YIN YOGA: OUTLINE OF A QUIET PRACTICE is a great introduction.
http://www.whitecloudpress.com/wellness/yin-yoga-outline-of-a-quiet-practice/flypage.pbv.tabs.tpl.html
February 7, 2011 at 10:47 AM
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