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As many practitioners point out, "the Your Yoga website is huge—you could study it your whole life," and many very important practices often go unnoticed.
In other words, a person who practices or has practiced one of my practices and shares it benefits themselves and someone else as well.
You can do something good for yourself and, almost "in passing," do something good for another person—simply by sharing a practice that you have practiced or are practicing.
Perhaps someone did not know about it, and you will help them learn that it exists.
This intensive has no time limit; you can share your experience of working with my practices here whenever you wish.
Because you will learn not only about new practices, but also HOW other people worked with them. And if a practice did not help you, but you learn that someone worked with it differently and achieved results, you can also use their practice program and, in that case, gain the full benefit of the practice.
Please, if some participant in this intensive helped you—for example, by drawing your attention to a practice you had missed, or by helping you look at a practice from a different angle, see it in a new light, and so on—please write about it. Feedback is always useful and provides additional motivation for other practitioners.
You may find this collection of all my practices useful for the intensive:
It has often happened that someone has been visiting the Your Yoga website for 10–15 years or more, but then someone at the Mahapurna School or in my Ashram shares their experience of my practice—and suddenly it turns out that they had not noticed that practice and did not even know it existed. They write words of gratitude that this wonderful practice was shared and a link to it was provided.
In other words, a person who practices or has practiced one of my practices and shares it benefits themselves and someone else as well.
You can do something good for yourself and, almost "in passing," do something good for another person—simply by sharing a practice that you have practiced or are practicing.
Perhaps someone did not know about it, and you will help them learn that it exists.
This intensive has no time limit; you can share your experience of working with my practices here whenever you wish.
How do you take part in the intensive?
- Please write about what the practice has given you.
- How did you structure your practice program?
- How did you motivate yourself to practice?
- What difficulties did you encounter during the practice, and how did you deal with them?
- What issues did you want to resolve through this practice? Which issues did you resolve quickly, and with which did you encounter difficulties?
- Why do you think some aspects were difficult while others went easily and pleasantly?
- What mistakes do you think you made as you progressed through the practice?
- What potential do you think is hidden in the practice?
- How did this practice help you in everyday life?
- Which practices would you recommend combining with this one?
- Do you think any preparatory work is needed before this practice?
- What events in your life preceded your decision and "made" you take up this particular practice first?
I assure you, if you take part in this intensive, you will help not only yourself but others as well. And others will help you.Because you will learn not only about new practices, but also HOW other people worked with them. And if a practice did not help you, but you learn that someone worked with it differently and achieved results, you can also use their practice program and, in that case, gain the full benefit of the practice.
Please, if some participant in this intensive helped you—for example, by drawing your attention to a practice you had missed, or by helping you look at a practice from a different angle, see it in a new light, and so on—please write about it. Feedback is always useful and provides additional motivation for other practitioners.
You may find this collection of all my practices useful for the intensive:
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