Guest guest Posted November 2, 2000 Report Posted November 2, 2000 Trayam - Excellent point on the lengthy interviews. That is my favorite thing in magazines. And the Yogi Bare book is so enjoyable for that reason - tons of lengthy interviews. The one page they gave to Sarah Powers in the NOV/DEC Yoga Journal was better than nothing and gave me some info but left me with more questions.<br><br>I was very intrigued by the mention of Paul Grilley's Yin Yoga. Have not heard of this before. Found only a couple of tiny mentions on the web. I wonder if anyone has more info or ideas on this? Apparently Paul Grilley has written a book called Taoist Yoga. I haven't found out any more about it, like has it been published or how can it be obtained. Quote
Guest guest Posted November 2, 2000 Report Posted November 2, 2000 Choose a path....If you are an Ashtanga Yogi, practice Ashtanga...Don't waste your time with these other lesser methods. <br><br>You must have faith in the superiority of Ashtanga and yes, it is superior.<br><br>Senor Pinche Wey Quote
Guest guest Posted November 2, 2000 Report Posted November 2, 2000 I did a Bikram class last night, just for the heck of it. It was great! Different asanas than what I'd been used to, and very challenging. <br><br>There are no rules. Quote
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