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Publié par | Xlibris US |
Date de parution | 05 mai 2011 |
Nombre de lectures | 0 |
EAN13 | 9781462856329 |
Langue | English |
Poids de l'ouvrage | 1 Mo |
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ALPHA OMEGA YOGA
The Art and Science of Self Transformation
Written and Illustrated by
Angela Kolias
Copyright © 2011 by Angela Kolias.
Library of Congress Control Number:
2011905885
ISBN:
Hardcover
978-1-4628-5631-2
Softcover
978-1-4628-5630-5
Ebook
978-1-4628-5632-9
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Rev. date: 06/20/2023
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For our big, fat human family—
with love, light, and joy.
Contents
Introduction
Birth-Death-Enlightenment
Birth
Relationships
Union “Ayios Gamos” The Mystical Marriage
Experience Yoga Practice
Awareness and Alignment
Relaxing, Releasing, Realigning
Life in the Body
Three Magic Wishes
Letter to a Dying Friend
Epilogue
About the Author
Afterword
References
Illustrations
Infinity Breathing
Savasana Corpse Pose
The Inner Smile
OPEN MIND
The art of life is the most distinguished
and rarest of all the arts.
—Carl Gustav Jung,
Modern Man in Search of a Soul
Our own personal tragedies can make us
poets or demons,
spiritual giants, or emotional vampires . . .
If only we could understand and learn from them.
Sometimes, we need to actually appreciate our tragedies
and use them as vehicles toward a greater humanity.
If we live with them in a positive manner,
we can even learn to be “healers.”
Tragedies there be for everyone—some lesser, some
greater—but the one who learns to increase in spirit and
humanity from them is a gift to mankind.
—Orthodox archbishop Lazar Puhalo
My parents Gust and Nina Kolias—August 21, 1959
Introduction
My father said that life is a tragedy and a catastrophe
and that we have a choice whether to laugh or cry.