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"The Iyengar Yoga Teacher approach to Hatha yoga classes is firmly based on the traditional eight limbs of yoga as expounded by Patanjali in his classic treatise, The Yoga Sutras. Iyengar yoga emphasizes the development of strength, stamina, flexibility and balance, as well as concentration (Dharana) and meditation (Dhyana)".  - Iyengar Yoga Institute

 

 

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"The Human mind can be thought of as a lake.

When a lake is calm, it sits still, the reflection is clear.  

Yet sometimes, a pebble falls into the lake and creates rings of disturbance.  

And eventually, the rings can grow and disturb the clear reflection of the lake.  

Then everything, around and within the lake, is disturbed..

The same is with the mind .. ..

So, keep your mind still . .. .

And don't be influenced by the pebbles which fall within your path."  

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"Amused like a mother,

dispassionate like a sage,

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05/02/2008 11:39 PM
Nerves in feet hurting
I am a BellyDance Instructor and this came up yesterday thought I'd see if anyone has any insight
Yesterday in class.... My class and I were working on a move on the balls of our feet..... This is in my advanced class and I do warm peeps up and part of warm ups usually include either yoga balancing or a little ballet ..... I like to dance on the balls of my feet and want my students to be comfortable....
Anyhoo One of my students mentioned the nerves in her feet hurt when she is on the balls..... And I am wondering if anyone may have any advice at all....
She is very overweight and does have some health issues tho not too bad but just wanted to give that in....
All I could think was to recommend to her simply practicing becoming used to being on the balls of her feet and really work to engage her core / posture...... However she did mention the nerves in her feet hurt.... Any ideas out there
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