Long before it became popular, Yogananda began collecting and composing short affirmations and reflections, to be pondered on a daily basis for the elevation of the mind. Below are some of his affirmations for the month of April. April 1. The power of Thy love crucifies all my thoughts of doubt and fear; that I [...]Yogananda’s 30 Affirmations for April is a post from Swami Nirmalananda Giri, of The Atma Jyoti Blog unless otherwise specified in the post.
While staying in uttanasana, you initially feel all the blood flowing into your head, warming up your face and ears, resulting in a hot tingly feeling and then after a while, a sense of relaxation. On some days, when you inhale while lifting your head to fully stand up, you feel slightly off balance and [...]
Dog Yoga Blog Skip to content Home About The Puppy Part 2 Saturday Doga at Westside Posted on March 27, 2011 by dogyogab Little Remy's favorite pose is The Canine Crunch Tatum in Pointer Warrior 2. Inspired by a dog physical therapy class that Tatum's mom took . this pose is good for your dogi's core and ankle and knee joints Little Elsa runs to the treat bowl at the end of every class This entry was posted in Doga Class Pics Bookmark the permalink The Puppy Part 2 Leave a Reply Cancel reply You must be logged in to post a . comment Search : for Recent Posts Saturday Doga at Westside The Puppy Part 2 Dog First Aid Class at Westside Yoga and Doga . Art Photo Shoot Categories Doga Class Pics Doga Class Schedule Dogs About Town Events media My faves Random Dog related stuff that I Like
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Part 20 in the Commentary on Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, by Swami Nirmalananda Giri Sutra 2:27. In his case the highest stage of enlightenment [prajna] is reached by seven stages. Vivekananda’s explanation of this is extremely valuable, so here it is: “When this knowledge comes; it will come, as it were, in seven grades, one after [...]Enlightenment in 7 Stages is a post from Swami Nirmalananda Giri, of The Atma Jyoti Blog unless otherwise specified in the post.
We hosted a doggy first aid seminar at Westside on Saturday. It was all day and packed full o’ information. The teacher brought in all these fake dogs that we could practice bandaging and splinting and muzzling and performing CPR … Continue reading →
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Two of the most important words in analyzing the dilemma of the human condition are raga and dwesha–the powerful duo that motivate virtually all human endeavor. Buddha, in common with all philosophers of India, continually refers to them, so an understanding of their import is essential to us. Unfortunately, both Hindu and Buddhist translators are [...]Buddha’s Unholy Trinity is a post from Swami Nirmalananda Giri, of The Atma Jyoti Blog unless otherwise specified in the post.
I came across this drawing on a blog called the Unknown Hipster www.unknownhipster.com. It’s not a dog blog, but the drawings are beautiful and I was smitten with this one of a model and her dog that she brought to … Continue reading →
Many of us suffer from–and suffer because of–what I call the Pinocchio Complex. Pinocchio lived in the continual hope that one day he would wake up and find himself a real boy instead of a puppet. We think that if we just wait long enough and lounge around the vestibule of spiritual life (reading the [...]The Pinocchio Complex is a post from Swami Nirmalananda Giri, of The Atma Jyoti Blog unless otherwise specified in the post.
The whole family (Brad, Nelson, Gus and me) were photographed out and about for a City Dog Magazine feature on dog friendly West Seattle. Below is a shot by photograoher Julie Clegg at Alki Beach, where Brad takes Nelson … Continue reading →