Threads of yoga: themes, reflections, and meditations to weave into your practice

Boulder, Colorado: Shambhala (2021)
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Abstract

Many people begin to practice yoga for its physical benefits-from exercise to stress relief-but over time more than 60 percent of practitioners say that their primary reason for practice changes from physical to spiritual. Threads of Yoga is written for these practitioners who crave a deeper experience of yoga, as well as the teachers who want to share it. Written by a veteran yoga teacher, Threads of Yoga introduces some of the basics of yoga philosophy, as well as meditations, breathwork, and other subtle practices. Short chapters can serve as inspiration for personal practice or a yoga class.

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