Yamas & Niyamas are the first two limbs of yoga. The five yamas of Pantanjali’s classical yoga system are commitments that affect how a yogi interacts with others. They are personal obligations to live well. They are Ahimsa, Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya and Aparigraha. In a series of videos called “Yamas & Niyamas Explained,” retired Iyengar yoga teacher, Felicity Green, helps explain each one of those yamas in short videos. Here is what she had to say about Satya:
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Felicity Green
Felicity has practiced yoga since 1962 and has taught Iyengar Yoga since 1970.She has a degree in Occupational Therapy. Having studied extensively with BKS lyengar in India, she has been one of his Advanced Level Teachers since the 1980’s. She has also studied intensively with Swami Radha of the Sivananda tradition, who has also contributed to her personal yoga and teaching style. Felicity used to teach workshops internationally, and now offers individual sessions in Seattle and is willing to do workshops on Pranayama and yoga Philosophy. Felicity holds an Advanced Iyengar Certificate.You can find more about Felicity Green at felicity yoga
Latest posts by Felicity Green (see all)
- Yamas & Niyamas Explained: Isvara Pranidhana - Jun 1, 2016
- Yamas & Niyamas Explained: Svadhyaya - May 17, 2016
- Yamas & Niyamas Explained: Tapas - Apr 29, 2016