Photo Gallery:
In Anusara® yoga, the practice of asana is considered a spiritual art,
arising from a longing to be free. With heart-felt intention and a
skillful technique, every pose is an offering of beauty - joining heart,
mind and body in an expression of inner freedom and glorification
of Shri.
Shri - A quality of attractive and expansive luster,
resonant with deep universal order and supreme beauty.
At its culmination, the pose shines from the inside out. Aligned with
the Universal, the form powerfully and harmoniously unfolds into
bright expression.
In Anusara® yoga, the practice of asana is considered a spiritual art,
arising from a longing to be free. With heart-felt intention and a
skillful technique, every pose is an offering of beauty - joining heart,
mind and body in an expression of inner freedom and glorification
of Shri.
Shri - A quality of attractive and expansive luster,
resonant with deep universal order and supreme beauty.
At its culmination, the pose shines from the inside out. Aligned with
the Universal, the form powerfully and harmoniously unfolds into
bright expression.
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| Trikonasana Triangle Pose |
| Reverse Virabhadrasana II Reverse Warrior Pose |
| Raja Kapotasana King Pigeon Pose |
| Urdhva Dhanurasana Upward Facing Bow Pose |
| Prasarita Padottanasana Wide Leg Forward Bend |
| Urhdva Mukha Pacchimottanasana Upward Facing West Side Stretch |
| Janu Sirsasana Head to Knee Pose |
| Surya Ranchrasana Sun Dial Pose |
| Eka Pada Sarvangasana One-legged Shoulderstand |
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Photographs by Wes Barnes
Photographs by Wes Barnes
© 2006, Gina Minyard. All rights reserved.