Advice to Yoga Teachers

Advice to Yoga Teachers, Part Four: Give Them the Yama Foundation

The four universal dreams: We’ve already mentioned briefly the four dreams that almost everyone has in their life. Believe me, the real reason that your students have come to your yoga class has something to do with one of these four dreams: financial security, a relationship with a good partner, staying young & healthy, and somehow being of service to the entire world.... Read More...

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Advice to Yoga Teachers, Part Two: Get Them to Practice Daily

Geshe Michael Roach

If one task is to get people to come back to yoga class, another is to inspire them to do their yoga practice daily, if only for a short amount of time. Anyone who has truly gotten deep benefit out of yoga knows that this requires a daily practice—opening up the channels and chakras is really a lot easier with a modest, regular, daily practice. Here then are some tips for getting people to actually do a daily practice.... Read More...

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Advice to Yoga Teachers, Part One: Get Them to Come Back

Geshe Michael Roach

If they don’t come back, it doesn’t matter what you can teach. As a yoga teacher, we need to spend a lot of time thinking about how to make our class a pleasant, enjoyable, uplifting experience. The goal of having a class is to help the student. We can’t help them if they have an unpleasant experience in our class and don’t come back.... Read More...

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Meditations on Emptiness: An Explanation of the Steps For Developing an Understanding That Nothing is Itself

Lower Middle Way – An Analysis of Dependence: All Things Depend on Each Other: The Buddhist Teaching of the Wheel of Life

1-1 2-2: 空性與談判的藝術 (2019, 巴厘)

Advice to Yoga Teachers, Part Four: Give Them the Yama Foundation

Advice to Yoga Teachers, Part Two: Get Them to Practice Daily

Advice to Yoga Teachers, Part One: Get Them to Come Back

Meditations on Emptiness: An Explanation of the Steps For Developing an Understanding That Nothing is Itself

Lower Middle Way – An Analysis of Dependence: All Things Depend on Each Other: The Buddhist Teaching of the Wheel of Life

1-1 2-2: Emptiness and the Art of Negotiation (2019, Bali)

A Gift of Liberation 34: Victory Over Our Negative Thoughts (2019, Bali)

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ACI Daily Practice Series – Tong Len: Contemplations on the Practice of Giving and Taking (2019, Arizona)

ACI Foundation Course 3: Applied Meditation (2019, Arizona)

The Wisdom of Arya Nagarjuna Course 2: An Exploration of the Greatest Wisdom from the Ancient Sage (2019, Arizona)

A Gift of Liberation 33: Planting the Seeds of the Seer (2019, Mexico)

ACI Foundation Course 2: Buddhist Refuge, a Collection of Great Ideas from the Perfection of Wisdom (2019, Mexico)

ACI Foundation Course 1: The Principal Teachings of Buddhism (2019, Arizona)

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Important Ideas from the Ancient Schools of Buddhism (2019, New York)

Cracks in the Wing: Learning to see the signs that things aren’t quite like that (2019, New York)

Arya Nagarjuna’s 8 Impossibles in the Kitchen: Highest Wisdom for Real Life (2018, Thailand)

A Gift of Liberation 31: How to Make Your Mind a Beautiful Place (2018, Thailand)

IDIMS: 500 Images for Meditation on the Steps to the Path of Enlightenment

The Devil Debates an Angel, Part 12: A Dialogue on Meditation and the Nature of the Mind (2018, Arizona)

Poetry by Lobsang Chukyi Gyeltsen, His Holiness The First Panchen Lama from Recitations for the Tantric College (2004, Translated by Geshe Michael Roach)