Yoga Aktuell 47 - 06/2007

The well-known theologian Eugen Drewermann on personal health in a sick society - uncomfortable truths pointedly and philanthropically brought to the point. Interview: Doris Iding.

 

Sorry, but she's just not what we think she is. Misunderstanding meditation - lateral thinker Steven Harrison clears up a huge concept.

 

It's five to twelve for our world - at least. If we want to save them, we have to take action now: an appeal to the green soul of all yogis and yoginis. By Nina Haisken.

Milena Moser on yoga and serenity, turning away from the idea of ​​eternal salvation and the question of how strongly one should hold on to traditional scriptures. Interview: Mathias Tietke.

 

More depth for asana practice: listen to mantras and kirtan while practicing. By Stefan Geier.

 

"Moon-free" for Ashtanga Yogis: What it means for rest days.

 

From TV gurus, yuppie yogis and faith healers 

Worrying tendencies in Indian yoga using the examples of TV despot Swami Ramdev and yuppie hero Bharat Thakur. By Mathias Tietke.

 

Ms. Luna in the yogic tradition.

 

Looking at the stars - How the planets look to you in 2008 - Preview for all zodiac signs. By Michael Allgeier.

 

If everything turns out differently than you think: training to become a yoga teacher can demand a lot from you. Why it was still worth it for Heike Pöhlmann - an experience report.

 

Ayurvedic cuisine that is compatible with everyday life and tips for the Sattvic diet. By Kerstin Rosenberg.

 

A massage is a mystery - thoughts on the secret of touch from Ayurveda therapist Andreas Schwarz.

 

Developing the quality of the heart with an extraordinary exercise: Anna Trökes on a pranayama in which the inner attitude is what counts.

 

Asanas in the tradition of Heinz Grill: not directing the breath, but freeing it. Basic principles and examples. By Christine Huber and Rainer Körner.

 

Embracing menopause instead of medicating it away and how yoga can help: reflections and workshop by Ingrid Ramm-Bonwitt.

 

Free your neck while practicing asana: as always, the Spirit Yoga workshop demonstrates great sensitivity to the needs of the practitioners. By Patricia Thielemann-Kapell.

 

Dr. Vaidya Jeevan, Berlin Ayurveda doctor and surgeon, about the potential and special features of Ayurveda and the differences between Germany and India. Interview: Julia Johannsen.

Whether you're a Christmas tree fan or a Christmas grouch: the deeper meaning of the holiday can touch everyone deeply. Christmas far from the usual clichés. By Martin Bohn.

 

With natural care tips for beautiful, healthy teeth. By Irene Dalichow.

Lyme disease, which is transmitted by ticks, is feared by many. Wolf-Dieter Storl on successful natural treatment methods against the disease that is considered difficult to cure.

 

and much more