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Here are some yoga websites
from all over the English-speaking world that you may enjoy visiting.
Websites are included if they contain a significant amount of information about
yoga. Please email us if you come across any
interesting sites not listed here (newest additions are at the top of the list).
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www.phenixyoga.com/about-yoga/
This page has some really good information about what yoga is.
Really useful for anyone wanting a general overview. Easy to understand,
but with some detail about the different aspects. |
www.hot-yoga.net
The hot yoga website has listings of hot yoga resources, articles about
hot yoga, and listings of hot yoga studios across the world. |
www.yogabhoga.co.uk
Scotland's yoga website. Listings of yoga teachers, centres,
retreats and holidays, yoga events, articles, interviews and resources
to do with all aspects of yoga in scotland. |
www.patanjalisutras.com
Beautiful devotional, educational site with inspirational
translations of the Yoga Sutras. Read through the yoga Sutras and listen
to audio clips of each verse in Sanskrit. |
www.traditionalyogastudies.com
Comprehensive website dedicated to Yoga philosophy, history, and
practice featuring the writings of Georg Feuerstein. It includes
numerous articles, reviews, a Yoga Glossary, information on TYS’s two
distance learning courses, second-hand books, and a newsletter.
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www.extensionyoga.com
Title: "ExTENSION & RECOVERY YOGA - How
to Maximize Benefit and Minimize Risk - A
Free Educational Resource for Teachers and Students by Sam Dworkis".
A detailed and comprehensive site. |
www.yogaatwork.co.uk
The website of Phil Aston, yoga teacher in the Midlands, contains
information and tips about yoga and stress, dealing with panic
attacks, pranayama and breathing. |
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www.specialyoga.com
This wonderful site in America specialises in yoga for children with special
needs, like Downs Syndrome and Cerebral Palsy. There are lovely
pictures of children doing yoga and details about suitable programmes of
asanas and becoming a teacher in this area.
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www.healthandyoga.com
An interesting Indian site with lots of information about yoga and
health.
There are sections on food, naturopathy, pregnancy and meditation. There's
also a good section on the kriyas.
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www.meditationsociety.com
The official site of the Meditation Society of America. A
comprehensive site on meditation for beginners and more experienced
practitioners.
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www.meditationcenter.com
An easy to use site on meditation, with a number of different virtual
meditation rooms, including inner light, mindfulness and energy healing.
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www.ayri.org
The webite of Sri Pattabhi Jois's Asthanga Yoga Research Institute in
Mysore, India. This is his official website and contains a wealth of
information for those wishing to learn more about the man himself and
Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga. |
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www.ashtanga.com
The official website for Ashtanga Yoga which lists teachers
certified by Sri Pattabhi Jois. Contains
details of all Pattabhi Jois's teaching programmes in India and around the
world.
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www.kym.org
This is the website of the Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram, the yoga
centre in Madras where Desikachar is based. Contains information about their
Yoga Research and publications.
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www.yogasite.com
An interesting US site with many postures and some sequences
illustrated and described.
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www.bindu.freeserve.co.uk
Cassandra's Compendium - this site has a large section on
yoga. It includes an introduction to yoga and useful summaries on the Bhagavad Gita, Patanjali's yoga sutras and the
Upanishads.
Also contains substantial information about Viniyoga, Desikachar and
Krishnamacharya.
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www.panicfree.co.uk
A site containing useful information
about panic attacks, set up by a former sufferer. The site
explains how yoga can help.
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www.yoga-ireland.com
Yoga Ireland - a site providing information about hatha yoga and
meditation in Ireland, particularly Iyengar and Ashtanga Vinyasa yoga.
Includes an on-line magazine.
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www.will-harris.com/yoga
Yoga from your office chair! Animated graphics with instructions on
how to stretch and relax at work.
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www.yogananda-srf.org
Have you read Autobiography of a Yogi? Two main organisations were set
up in memory of Paramhansa Yogananda. This is the website of the more
official of the two organisations which was set
up by him in 1920. Includes information about the life of Yogananda and
some selections from his writings.
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www.ananda.org
This is the other Yogananda organisation run by Kriyananda. Includes
information about kriya yoga.
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www.yogaworld.org
The website of Graham Ledgerwood (Ramakrishna Ananda), gives an overview of the main
types of yoga and meditation techniques.
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www.sivananda.org
The website of the Sivananda worldwide organisation founded by Swami Vishnu-Devananda.
Includes pages on the principles and paths of yoga, according to the
teachings of Sivananda. 12 basic postures are pictured and described.
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www.santosha.com
The website of the Yoga Anand Ashram, founded by Gurani Anjali. A
substantial site giving information on all aspects of yoga. Includes
inspirational readings by Gurani Anjali. Gives illustrated step-by-step
instruction on 30 yoga postures.
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www.yogajournal.com
The website of the US magazine Yoga Journal. Contains
lots of interesting yoga articles. |
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www.kriya.org
An organisation dedicated to the practice of kriya yoga. On-line
journal of kriya yoga called Soul Culture, with articles by
Paramahansa Hariharananda and others.
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www.iyta.org.au
The website of the International Yoga Teachers Association, based in
Australia.
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www.mantra-yoga.com
The website of Muz Murray -
information about his life and work. Includes an interesting article on
mantra.
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www.meditationguide.info
This website contains information regarding various meditation techniques
and methods. |
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