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Cyndi Lee

    Cyndi Lee è una pioniera dello yoga occidentale, la prima donna a integrare pienamente l'asana dello yoga e il buddismo tibetano nella sua pratica e insegnamento. Le sue lezioni sono note per essere dinamiche e contemplative, enfatizzando una sequenza creativa, sicura e intelligente. Lee guida gli studenti a muoversi con chiarezza nel loro allineamento, osservare le loro menti e coltivare stabilità e rilascio. Al di fuori del tappetino, scrive, intrecciando la saggezza dello yoga e l'introspezione della mente.

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    May I Be Happy: A Memoir of Love, Yoga, and Changing My Mind
    Yoga Body, Buddha Mind. Yoga für den Körper - Buddha für den Geist, englische Ausgabe
    • A complete manual for physical and spiritual well-being from the founder of the OM yoga center. In Yoga Body, Buddha Mind, the first book to give readers the best of both inextricably linked practices, Cyndi Lee -- author of the bestselling series OM Yoga in a Box -- shares her twenty years of experience as a practicing Tibetan Buddhist and one of the country's most famous yoga instructors. This easy-to-use guide shows readers of all yoga levels how to combine the basic tenets of Buddhism and meditation with yoga practice. Her book offers simple meditation programs and exercise sequences that can be done just about anywhere, in addition to more advanced and rigorous regimens. Written in the same personal, comfortable, and charismatic style that Cyndi Lee has brought to her classes, Yoga Body, Buddha Mind is a comprehensive how-to guide for spiritual well-being and the ultimate enlightening experience.

      Yoga Body, Buddha Mind. Yoga für den Körper - Buddha für den Geist, englische Ausgabe
    • For all her wisdom as a teacher, Cyndi Lee understood intuitively that she still had a lot to learn. In spite of her success in physically demanding professions - dancer, choreographer, and yoga teacher - Lee was caught in a lifelong cycle of repetitive self-judgment about her body. Instead of the radical contentment expected in international yoga teachers, she realised that hating her body was a form of suffering, which was infecting her closest relationships - including her relationship to herself. Inspired by the honesty and vulnerability of her students, Lee embarked on a journey of self-discovery that led her outward - from the sacred sites of the parched Indian countryside to the center of the 2011 earthquake in Japan - and inward, to seek the counsel of wise women, friends and strangers both. Applying the ancient Buddhist practice of loving-kindness meditation to herself, Lee learned that compassion is the only antidote to hatred, thereby healing her heart and changing her mind. With prose as agile as the yoga sequences she creates, May I Be Happy gives voice to Lee's belief that every life arises, abides, and ultimately dissolves. By becoming her own best student, Lee internalizes the strength, stability, and clarity she imparts in her Buddhist-inspired yoga classes.

      May I Be Happy: A Memoir of Love, Yoga, and Changing My Mind
    • Finden Sie Ihren Po zu dick? Dann lesen Sie dieses Buch! Nach dem erfolgreichen Praxisbuch ´Yoga für den Körper, Buddha für den Geist´ lässt uns Cyndi Lee in ihrer fesselnden und humorvollen Biografie an ihrem Selbstexperiment teilhaben: das, was sie seit Jahrzehnten über Selbstliebe und Mitgefühl lehrt, auch auf sich selbst anzuwenden.

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