E 'out these days, a new book of Viverealtrimenti Publishing. And 'a bilingual text in Italian and English. Let's talk about Fragments, Emy Blesio, yogini of forty years experience, talented painter and writer. Following a brief presentation and, of course, a brief presentation of the text, soon for sale on the site Viverealtrimenti .
Emy Blesio (Mahamandaleshwar Yogacharini Pandit Gayatri Devi) is President of The World Community of Indian Culture & Traditional Disciplines of CUIDY Official Italian Confederation of Yoga; of Suryanagara, Center for Yoga, Art, culture and oriental , of 'International Yoga Confederation and WIN Women International Network.
Designer and Art Director of the great Festival of India (MiticaIndia), proposed in 2002 Congress Symposia of Yoga and Ayurveda and Spirituality "A single ray of light", in various locations in Italy and worldwide.
is often sought his advice from magazines, newspapers and television, by virtue of its forty years of experience in the field of Yoga, Pranayama, Meditation, Mythology and Philosophy in India. Creator of the method Varutha Kriya, which uses techniques of protection from exogenous stresses, has consolidated 15 sequences postures called "SuryaNamaskara" (Sun Salutation) that have many psychological and physical benefits.
In 2006, in Mumbai (Bombay), was awarded the honorary title "Pandit" for his work in education and culture in 2008 was awarded the title of Mahamandaleshwar and, later, was elected President of International Yoga Confederation of New Delhi (the first woman in India to cover the commission, the prestigious field of yoga, usually male privilege) and in 2009 became president of WIN.
Fragments is a collection for Viverealtrimenti, phrases, thoughts, aphorisms, surfaced during his course of training teachers of Yoga.
are useful phrases, breath of cross-cultural (which is why it shows also the English version) to see "The Game of Life" ... A little more
a hundred pages, symbols, words, drops, to read and listen, to reflect, meditate and to experience, realize, as is the tradition of Vedanta: Sravana (hearing the word of the masters), Manana (reflection to determine the consistency of what is heard), Nidhidyasa (discernment that allows to realize the good that has been heard). These three
sadhana (personal practice) are necessary to arrive at knowledge. Are the means to destroy ignorance ...
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