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Are You a Yoga Demonstrator?

Would you like to look and act like a yogi every day?

Do you live your life reflecting yoga?  When we practice yoga with love and consciousness, we look and act like a yogi in everything we do.  Explore ways you can experience the harmony of body, mind and spirit and have this harmony expressed in everything you do.

Yoga in Daily Life, Yamas & Niyamas, Spiritual Attributes
  • If you are practicing yoga, you will demonstrate harmony of body, mind and spirit and also harmony between yourself and the Infinite Spirit
  • Demonstrating a reverence for life means to have respect for the life, rights and needs of others. Living with a reverence for life brings growing peace and empathy
  • A yoga practitioner loves and practices truth. If you live in truth, whatever you say will tend to manifest
  • Demonstrating non-stealing is not coveting or taking what other people have. If you practice non-stealing and live in it, whatever you need will come to you
  • Cleanliness means to be clean in body, mind and emotions. If you practice cleanliness, you will tend to speak and think clearly
  • If you live in contentment, open to Spirit, you will flourish and have great joy

Enjoy, Practice and Demonstrate

If you practice yoga, it will show. You will be a yoga demonstrator. And the world needs people like you to show what yoga does and how wonderful it is. I encourage you to enjoy yoga, practice yoga and let it be demonstrated.

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