by Jonathan Evatt | Nov 7, 2013 | Yoga
What is the importance of dedicating our spiritual practice, and our life in general, to the service of Life and the fulfilment of our spiritual agreements?
by Jonathan Evatt | Sep 6, 2012 | Hrdaya Yoga, Key Articles, Spiritual exploration
What is the nature of judgement and how can it creep into our spiritual practice?
by Jonathan Evatt | Aug 26, 2012 | Field of Yoga
The so-called Law of linear Cause and Effect is very prominent in our culture. Is it accurate, and how does a subtle shift in our understanding of cause and effect help us go deeper into Yoga?
by Jonathan Evatt | Dec 29, 2011 | Modern Yoga, Teaching Yoga
Today I responded to a discussion on LinkedIn about music in yoga classes. As I [intlink id=”211″ type=”post” target=”_blank”]wrote on this topic[/intlink] just a few days ago I felt to share on that discussion. I am posting below...
by Jonathan Evatt | Dec 18, 2011 | Field of Yoga, Learning Yoga, Teaching Yoga
Yoga, yoga classes, and yoga asana are not always mutually inclussive of one another; they are not necessarily synonymous. It is possible, and I suspect common, for many “yoga classes” to very rarely touch on the [intlink id=”224″...
by Jonathan Evatt | Dec 18, 2011 | Discourses, Key Articles, Yoga
In many of my articles and blog posts I refer to the Field of Yoga. Here we will explore what I am referring to. The Field of Yoga (which I will oftentimes simply refer to with the capitalised word “Yoga,” as opposed to “yoga”) is a state of...
