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YogaThreads has been created to open the hearts of yogis and spiritual seekers in order to bring more connection, wholeness and meaning to our worldly lives and lucidity in our journey inward toward the real Self.

    We encourage all to embrace the beauty of a harmonized body, mind and spirit.

    Our wish is to weave all of our thoughts and experiences of living yoga with a clear and open presence—a presence that assists us in creating space for an abundant flow of divine energy—Shakti.

    Those that contribute take pen in hand or brush to palette and offer their own unique colorful thread to this weaving thus creating a radiant tapestry that can adorn us all. We honor them for this.

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Our next theme is one that will speak to us all. Living our life passionately and accepting who we in good times and not-so-good times. You have often heard people say that they LOVE what they do. They have this passion because they are expressing themselves in their true nature. In doing so they become witness to their universal self. Share with us your vision of why being yourself makes you happy.

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Current Issue—Tapas Our insight on discipline includes Yoga Sutra 2.1 as a supporting thread: The practice of yoga consists of self-discipline (tapas),self-study (svadyaya) and dedication to the universal source (Isvara pranidhana). The yoga of action is practiced to bring about Samadhi and to minimize colored thought patterns. The more we understand who we are, and dedicate our attention and energy toward staying connected and in harmony with the universal source, the more natural, and fulfilling our practice becomes. With these three actions (kriya yoga) our self-awareness expands and we can find a way out of our human suffering.. Click on our current issue for an intuitive spark . . .Welcome_files/2011.4.pdf
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