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Ruach, pneuma, spiritus, prana: in languages far removed from one another, breath and spirit bear the same name. From this breath that animates all life, the traditions have drawn one and the same intuition: a presence that The Spiritual Path calls the...
Long before Genesis, a Sumerian text described a garden where the lion did not kill and no one wept. This memory of a lost harmony turns up from the Tao to the Gospels, from the Upanishads to the Hebrew prophets. Original yoga offers a way back to it...
Here is Patanjali's Yoga-Sutra and Its History, finally completed. This book brings together three complementary approaches. The first is a translation made directly from Sanskrit: each sutra is presented in Devanagari and transliteration, then analyzed...
To act without expecting anything, without losing oneself in what one does: this is the meaning of Lao-Tzu's Wu Wei, which the Bhagavad Gita knows under another name. The Path simply calls it service. Neither charity nor virtue, it consists in keeping,...
Not a manual of postures, the Yoga-Sûtras of Patanjali speak of the mind and of how to calm it. This simple reading, free as a PDF, offers an entirely new translation from the Sanskrit, shaped by more than fifty years of meditation: from the reflection...
We often believe that meditating means emptying the mind, and we lose heart as soon as the thoughts come back, which is to say almost immediately. Yet it is not thoughts that prevent us from meditating, but the attention we give them. Posture, breathing,...