Dru Bhagavad Gita
The Gita teaches us the art of living in freedom. It is one of the great yoga classics, written in a modern way to be accessible today.
The Bhagavad Gita is the key not only to discovering and fulfilling our destiny here on earth but to unfolding the mystery of life itself. It also helps us to express our power without resistance or fear.
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Parents…have you ever had your child crawl under you while doing downward dog, try to climb up you while you’re doing the tree, or constantly interrupt you as you do an EBR sequence?
Teachers…have you ever looked at the kids in your class and wondered how to get them to a state of balance, how to have them concentrate better or how to calm them down and relax?
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What’s the secret? Simply that the way you cook (and eat) is just as important as the food itself.
Like me, this book isn’t overly intellectual or complicated. It’s full of practical knowledge and insights, and it’s fun to have around. I’ve tried to write it so you can leaf through just for fun, or if you prefer you can read it from cover to cover!
