Podcast details
Asanas
A discourse on the necessity of disciplined, lifelong yoga practice.
"You should practice systematically at least once, from the first step to the last. Master that. It is not enough that you practiced headstand for three months and now consider it mastered."
"Knowledge is good, but still, that is theory... We have to put it into practice."
The speaker, likely a senior yoga teacher, addresses a gathering, emphasizing that true yoga is consistent practice, not just occasional performance. Using the parable of a farmer who neglects his field to birds, he warns against neglecting the body. He stresses moving from theoretical knowledge to disciplined action, advocating for personalized practice after foundational mastery and highlighting examples like a disciple who overcame serious illness through dedicated practice.
Recording location: Hungary, Vep, Summer seminar
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