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History
It all started started in June,
1990 as a simple newsletter to service the needs of the various
practitioners of the Satyananda style of yoga in Australia and New Zealand,
after the first national Celebration of Yoga at Lottah in North Eastern
Tasmania. The gathering of yogis from all over Australia was unique and
provided an important milestone in the history of Yoga in Australia.
Girikarmi then began a simple mailing list to help people keep in touch with
others around the country by posting out a couple of A4 sheets of hand typed
news and letters every two months. The workload eventually became too much
for her and she passed on the task to Samnyasanand in 1993 who continued the
work of keeping Yoga Links going every two months, with a few hiccups here
and there, and which eventually became the 20 page magazine with photos,
articles, news, stories and contributions from different places and various
counties - from people all over the world.
Yoga Links magazine
Yoga Links used to publish a bi-monthly magazine about yoga, practitioners and centres in Australia and throughout the world. It is no longer published but was posted to more than 21 countries around the globe with six issues every year.
Even though the magazine has ceased to be published, the website has continued in various incarnations and still focuses on spiritual development through personal sadhana (yoga practices), holistic healing, asana and associated bodywork, tantra, ayurveda and meditation. We also explore Yoga Therapy and related bio-medical research as well as stories about events and yoga centres in different parts of the world, and write about people who embody the Yogic philosophy in their everyday lives.
Yoga Links website
YogaLinks.net is a resource and information service about yoga for all those who practise, teach, study, research, write about, or live yoga in any way. YogaLinks is a free service to all with information and networking on all aspects of yoga.
It is small now but will eventually grow as people, such as yourself, contribute articles, stories and information to help bring yoga to everyone who needs it.
The focus is primarily on spiritual development through personal sadhana (yoga practices), holistic healing, asana and associated bodywork, tantra, ayurveda and meditation. We also explore Yoga Therapy and related bio-medical research as well as stories about events and yoga centres in different parts of the world, and write about people who embody the Yogic philosophy in their everyday lives. All sorts of people use this site - to keep in touch, to learn about other schools and styles of teaching, and to feel a part of a greater whole.
All sorts of people use Yoga Links - to keep in touch, to learn about other schools and styles of teaching, and to feel a part of a greater whole. Yoga Links is for all yoga practitioners and accepts contributions, articles, news, views, letters and information about all aspects of yoga. Yoga Links is put together by the support of a few dedicated volunteers. If you wish to help out in any way, online from anywhere in the world, please contact the editor via e-mail: editor@yogalinks.net
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