I’m looking for people interested in Tibetan-yoga.
I am trying to see if there is enough interest to start a –private- mailing-list where it would be possible to discuss the topic in more depth than is possible in a public forum. Strictly speaking it would not be limited to just Tibetan practice, and dialogue about Indian, Newar, and Central-Asian variants would be encouraged.
I would also welcome discussion of how these methods relate to better-known methods like Hatha-yoga and Kundalini practices.
Please contact me if you would be interested in such a mailing-list.
Warm Regards,
Ryan
Subjects of interest would include:
Tummo (candali): The yoga of inner-fire. The Buddhist equivalent of kundalini-yoga
Trul-khor (yantra): A sophisticated methodology similar to Hatha-yoga
Tsa-lung (nadi-vayu) Employing the prana and energy-channels of the body
Kumnye (abhyanga-mardana): Application of ointments and massage
Lojung: Body-training in the broad sense (including yoga)
I am trying to see if there is enough interest to start a –private- mailing-list where it would be possible to discuss the topic in more depth than is possible in a public forum. Strictly speaking it would not be limited to just Tibetan practice, and dialogue about Indian, Newar, and Central-Asian variants would be encouraged.
I would also welcome discussion of how these methods relate to better-known methods like Hatha-yoga and Kundalini practices.
Please contact me if you would be interested in such a mailing-list.
Warm Regards,
Ryan
Subjects of interest would include:
Tummo (candali): The yoga of inner-fire. The Buddhist equivalent of kundalini-yoga
Trul-khor (yantra): A sophisticated methodology similar to Hatha-yoga
Tsa-lung (nadi-vayu) Employing the prana and energy-channels of the body
Kumnye (abhyanga-mardana): Application of ointments and massage
Lojung: Body-training in the broad sense (including yoga)
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Re: Interested in Tibetan-yoga? (X-posted)
Tue, September 2, 2008 - 9:22 AMThere appears to be enough interest to merit starting a mailing list. You can sign up at the link below.
groups.yahoo.com/group/Tibetan-Yoga/
Generally speaking, to join you will need to be a practitioner of some form of Tibetan yoga.
However, exceptions to this rule may be made if you have a background or special knowledge that would allow you to make an important contribution to the group.
Special circumstance will be considered (for example, if one has a serious health concern compassion might dictate that one be allowed to join in order to learn more about traditions which might be of help).
Warm Regards
Ryan
