The Little Book of Yoga: An Inspiring Introduction to Everything you need to Enhance your Life using Yoga

by Fiona Channon

Overview

The Little Book of Yoga is an inspiring introduction to everything you need to enhance your life using Yoga.

Whether you're new to the practice or have been mastering flows for longer, this portable guide reinforces the tenants of the physical, mental and spiritual practices that yoga embodies. Containing all of the information you need, The Little Book of Yoga outlines the different kinds of yoga, the benefits derived from practicing and busting the silly myths that surround it. Distilled in bite-size, digestible sections, you can expect to learn how to achieve mobility and to improve the body's ability to cope with common ailments through this form of exercise, as well as how this regime can lead to spiritual development and enlightenment.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781911610694
Publisher:	Welbeck Publishing Group Limited
Publication date:	12/15/2020
Series:	The Little Books of Mind, Body & Spirit , #5
Pages:	192
Product dimensions:	4.45(w) x 5.39(h) x 0.00(d)
Age Range:	15 - 18 Years

About the Author

Fiona Channon is a qualified yoga instructor who has been practising yoga for twenty years. She has run yoga retreats in Lesbos, Greece for the past two years, which included a course of Tibetan Singing Bowls, which she is also qualified to teach. She is based in Surrey, UK where she runs art and healing sessions at the Royal Surrey Hospital, when she's not working as a professional singer, songwriter and making her own art. She will shortly be showing her second exhibition of her paintings in a gallery in Surrey.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Debunking the Myths Around Yoga, Chapter 2: Making a Start, Chapter 3: What is Yoga?, Chapter 4: Asana Means Pose, Chapter 5: The Breath and the Energy Body, Chapter 6: Chakras and Advice, Chapter 7: Sound, Chapter 8: A Variety of Yoga Facts, Chapter 9: The Benefits of Yoga, Chapter 10: Specific Benefits, Chapter 11: A Variety of Benefits and Top Tips, Chapter 12: Props and Equipment