Comments on: The Anusara Yoga Invocation: An Exploration http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/ Mon, 23 Jan 2012 19:54:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Becoming A Certified Anusara Yoga Teacher: A Personal Journey http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/comment-page-1/#comment-3588 Becoming A Certified Anusara Yoga Teacher: A Personal Journey Wed, 29 Jun 2011 21:13:24 +0000 http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/?p=687#comment-3588 [...] even went through a month or so where I didn’t want to sing the Anusara Invocation. Why? Because I’d lost the heart connection to the Kula. The meaning had been buried in my fear [...] [...] even went through a month or so where I didn’t want to sing the Anusara Invocation. Why? Because I’d lost the heart connection to the Kula. The meaning had been buried in my fear [...]

]]> By: A Restorative Yoga Practice (Kamloops Yoga Class Mondays 9am) http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/comment-page-1/#comment-2452 A Restorative Yoga Practice (Kamloops Yoga Class Mondays 9am) Sat, 22 Jan 2011 12:02:21 +0000 http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/?p=687#comment-2452 [...] Om’s, and include any mantra that helps you connect with your heart. You may want to use the Anusara yoga Invocation, or something as simple as Om Shanti (Shanti means ‘peace’ and brings you into that [...] [...] Om’s, and include any mantra that helps you connect with your heart. You may want to use the Anusara yoga Invocation, or something as simple as Om Shanti (Shanti means ‘peace’ and brings you into that [...]

]]> By: Anusara Yoga’s Universal Principles Of Alignment: Mastery and Divine Play | YogaWithKatrina http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/comment-page-1/#comment-669 Anusara Yoga’s Universal Principles Of Alignment: Mastery and Divine Play | YogaWithKatrina Mon, 15 Mar 2010 00:54:02 +0000 http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/?p=687#comment-669 [...] further explore this amazing yoga, dive into the Anusara yoga Invocation Mantra and feel your heart soar! VN:F [1.8.4_1055]please wait...Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)VN:F [...] [...] further explore this amazing yoga, dive into the Anusara yoga Invocation Mantra and feel your heart soar! VN:F [1.8.4_1055]please wait…Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)VN:F [...]

]]> By: The Anusara Yoga Invocation: A Story | YogaWithKatrina http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/comment-page-1/#comment-591 The Anusara Yoga Invocation: A Story | YogaWithKatrina Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:53:35 +0000 http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/?p=687#comment-591 [...] go deeper into the meaning and uses of this powerful mantra in my Exploration of the Anusara Yoga Invocation [...] [...] go deeper into the meaning and uses of this powerful mantra in my Exploration of the Anusara Yoga Invocation [...]

]]> By: Katrina Ariel http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/comment-page-1/#comment-590 Katrina Ariel Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:50:29 +0000 http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/?p=687#comment-590 Maria, What a beautiful experience you've shared here. Thank you so much for posting it. Desiree is awesome, and the mantra is so powerful - you must've been so tuned into it that first time to feel it so deeply. I'm truly honored that you get so much out of the articles and gather ideas for classes here. I love how we continue to inspire each other. With gratitude, Katrina Maria,

What a beautiful experience you’ve shared here. Thank you so much for posting it. Desiree is awesome, and the mantra is so powerful – you must’ve been so tuned into it that first time to feel it so deeply. I’m truly honored that you get so much out of the articles and gather ideas for classes here. I love how we continue to inspire each other.

With gratitude,

Katrina

]]> By: Maria Stylianaki http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/comment-page-1/#comment-588 Maria Stylianaki Wed, 27 Jan 2010 15:22:28 +0000 http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/?p=687#comment-588 Hi Katrina! I first sung the Anusara Invocation 3 years ago when Desiree Rumbaugh came to Athens for a workshop. For the first moment i was deeply touched and when we sung NIRALAMBAYA TEJASE i felt tears coming out of my eyes... At that time i could understand the meaning of the Invocation but i could feel a warm feeling in my heart and i thought it was grate to be "home" again.. After having completed the 3 immersions, i chante the Invocation in my classes and every time i feel moved.. It's like going in a sacred place!It's so powerful! I have read your article several times and to be honest i use some of your ideas in my classes! Please do inspires us more! Love & Light Maria Hi Katrina!

I first sung the Anusara Invocation 3 years ago when Desiree Rumbaugh came to Athens for a workshop. For the first moment i was deeply touched and when we sung NIRALAMBAYA TEJASE i felt tears coming out of my eyes… At that time i could understand the meaning of the Invocation but i could feel a warm feeling in my heart and i thought it was grate to be “home” again..
After having completed the 3 immersions, i chante the Invocation in my classes and every time i feel moved.. It’s like going in a sacred place!It’s so powerful!
I have read your article several times and to be honest i use some of your ideas in my classes!
Please do inspires us more!
Love & Light
Maria

]]> By: Katrina Ariel http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/comment-page-1/#comment-584 Katrina Ariel Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:26:47 +0000 http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/?p=687#comment-584 Jerri, Oh I like the warm fuzzy comfort feeling - that's a great way to describe it. :) I think it's great that the mantra helps you come into the feeling that everything is ok just as it is - that's so important! It is a very nurturing and loving mantra, I agree. Thanks so much for your comment, and I'm really glad you enjoyed the article! Om Namah Shivaya Jerri,

Oh I like the warm fuzzy comfort feeling – that’s a great way to describe it. :) I think it’s great that the mantra helps you come into the feeling that everything is ok just as it is – that’s so important! It is a very nurturing and loving mantra, I agree. Thanks so much for your comment, and I’m really glad you enjoyed the article!

Om Namah Shivaya

]]> By: Katrina Ariel http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/comment-page-1/#comment-583 Katrina Ariel Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:23:56 +0000 http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/?p=687#comment-583 Marg, That's so lovely, thanks for leaving a comment so I (and others) can learn from your insights. I find it interesting that you enjoy Sachidananda and Nisprapanchaya in particular. They do have a wonderful flow to them. I also sing this mantra for comfort or out of pure joy. :) See you in May! Katrina Marg,

That’s so lovely, thanks for leaving a comment so I (and others) can learn from your insights. I find it interesting that you enjoy Sachidananda and Nisprapanchaya in particular. They do have a wonderful flow to them. I also sing this mantra for comfort or out of pure joy. :)

See you in May!

Katrina

]]> By: jerri http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/comment-page-1/#comment-581 jerri Tue, 26 Jan 2010 15:46:47 +0000 http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/?p=687#comment-581 When I sing this invocation I always have a warm, fuzzy, comforting feeling that everything is ok just as it is. It reminds me of when I was a child singing hymns or saying children's prayers. The sound is nurturing and loving. What a great article, the information is clearly written and easily understood. Om Namah Shivaya When I sing this invocation I always have a warm, fuzzy, comforting feeling that everything is ok just as it is. It reminds me of when I was a child singing hymns or saying children’s prayers. The sound is nurturing and loving.
What a great article, the information is clearly written and easily understood.
Om Namah Shivaya

]]> By: Marg James http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/the-anusara-yoga-invocation-an-exploration/comment-page-1/#comment-580 Marg James Tue, 26 Jan 2010 15:24:26 +0000 http://www.yogawithkatrina.com/?p=687#comment-580 Hi Katrina, Though I haven't sung this mantra for a while in class I do find myself repeating it at random times. Sometimes when I need comfort and sometimes when I'm happy. I think part of it is that it reminds me of that peaceful and pleasurable feeling that remains after being in a yoga class. In addition the language is beautiful. For some reason Sachidananda and Nisprapanchaya are the most delightful for me to sing. Those are my thoughts. Happy travels. Hugs, Marg Hi Katrina,
Though I haven’t sung this mantra for a while in class I do find myself repeating it at random times. Sometimes when I need comfort and sometimes when I’m happy. I think part of it is that it reminds me of that peaceful and pleasurable feeling that remains after being in a yoga class. In addition the language is beautiful. For some reason Sachidananda and Nisprapanchaya are the most delightful for me to sing. Those are my thoughts. Happy travels.
Hugs, Marg

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