Yogani

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Yogani is an anonymous American writer and spiritual teacher who was one of the first to convey his teachings strictly through online outlets. He has since had many books published which correlate to the online lessons.

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[edit] Teaching

Yogani’s teaching is an integrated, non-sectarian system of advanced yoga practices using an open source format previously unheard of in similar traditions. The self-pacing technique at the center of the system encourages the practitioner to move at their own pace through a series of powerful spiritual practices, using their inner guru as a guide while cultivating inner silence and raising ecstatic kundalini in a safe and manageable way. The online teachings have always been free.[1]

[edit] Biography

From what little can be gathered of the life of Yogani, he grew up Christian in the 1950s and 1960s. Inspired by quotes like "Be still, and know that I am God" from the Old Testament and "Seek and ye shall find", Yogani began his search for answers, leading to his discovery of Yoga. Beginning with a meditation practice and moving forward in the unorthodox style of integrating advanced practices from many different traditions, his beliefs were quickly confirmed that "We are a door to something greater that is within us". Over thirty years later and retired, he decided to write it all down so there would be a record of his research left behind for other seekers of truth.[1]

Yogani's main body of work has been documented on the Advanced Yoga Practices (AYP) website. All of Yogani's writings are signed with the phrase "The guru is in you".[1]

[edit] Bibliography

  • Advanced Yoga Practices – Easy Lessons For Ecstatic Living, 2004: ISBN 0976465507
  • The Secrets of Wilder, 2005: ISBN 0976465515
  • AYP Enlightenment Series: Deep Meditation – Pathway to Personal Freedom, 2005: ISBN 097646554X
  • AYP Enlightenment Series: Spinal Breathing Pranayama – Journey to Inner Space, 2006: ISBN 0976465566
  • AYP Enlightenment Series: Tantra – Discovering the Power of Pre-Orgasmic Sex, 2006: ISBN 0976465582
  • AYP Enlightenment Series: Asanas, Mudras & Bandhas - Awakening Ecstatic Kundalini, 2006: ISBN 0978649605
  • AYP Enlightenment Series: Samyama – Cultivating Stillness in Action, Siddhis and Miracles, 2007: ISBN 0978649621

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ a b c Fitzgerald, S. & Brashear, W., R.Y.T.: "Yoga - The Other 98 Percent", 1360 WSAI, 2006-11-12, [1]

[edit] External links

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