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Re:Anybody got any ideas for me?
warrior
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Anybody got any ideas for me?
I am a total newbie to the world of yoga. I have the skill to play the piano, write a decent story, and do a few basic yoga sequences, but this kind of thing takes experience gained from long years of practice. As a young teen, I hardly have that kind of thing to help me figure out all the best parts of yoga. Anyone have any good ideas to help me out a bit?
Posted On: 2011/08/27 13:24
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Timothy
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Re:Anybody got any ideas for me?
Hi Warrior,

It sounds like you might want to apply your creative side to the practice of yoga. If so there is a lot to play and experiment with. A yoga sequence is similar to a music composition, so I would suggest that you practice the individual notes (asanas and pranayamas) first and then see how you and sequence them to create a beautiful song.
Namaste,
Timothy
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Posted On: 2011/08/29 08:32
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