Krishnamacharya also decided that you could be in one posture and do a number of variations.
“Krishnamacharya also decided that you could be in one posture
and do a number of variations.”
– TKV Desikachar England 1992
“Krishnamacharya also decided that you could be in one posture
and do a number of variations.”
– TKV Desikachar England 1992
“The traditional model, Śikṣaṇa, for Yoga was to stay in a posture,
Krishnamacharya introduced movement in the postures.”
– From study notes with TKV Desikachar England 1992
“It is necessary to have a competent and accessible teacher.”
– From study notes with TKV Desikachar England 1992
T Krishnamacharya at 91
“Although Krishnamacharya came from a strict Indian tradition,
he liberated the restrictions.
He segregated his personal beliefs from his teaching
and his interest in the different texts on Yoga and Vedānta.
It isn’t necessary to be a Hindu to practice Yoga,
the Hindu text, the Brahma Sūtra refute Yoga.
In the Yoga Sūtra of Patañjali God is not emphasised.
Hindus have taken advantage of Yoga,
Brahmin rituals use Yoga breathing,
even if it is only symbolic and they use Mantra.
Krishnamacharya didn’t mix the different teachings,
he didn’t start a class with prayers when he worked with foreigners.”
– From study notes with TKV Desikachar England 1992