YOGA
PATH OF LIGHT
... sheds light both on Yoga philosophy and practice. Providing a deep understanding of Sankhya Yoga, the book sets up the infrastructure and the philosophical foundation for the practices of Yoga. Based on that foundation, the eight limbs of Yoga, as described in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, are examined in great detail. In the asana section, the fundamentals of breath and sequential movement (vinyasa) are explained in an intelligible and yet profound way. Practical suggestions and memorable photography aim to provide experiential insight into the “feel” and “taste” of physical lightness and mental brightness. The book intends to inspire the reader’s intelligence and imagination, and to open his or her heart into the direct experience of Yoga.
The Foundation
Philosophy of Light
The first part of the book provides the infrastructure for the practices of Yoga. It starts with Sankhya Yoga, the philosophical foundation for practicing Yoga. The reader learns about and understands the goal of Yoga.
The Eight Limbs of Yoga
Practice of Light
The second part deals with classical Yoga, as described in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. The eight limbs of Yoga are examined here in great detail.
The intention is not only to provide intellectual understanding and knowledge but to gain experiential insight. The asana section is meant to inspire, and the sequences express the principle of ever-increasing brightness and lightness through practice.
Limited Edition
Self-published
Yoga – Path of Light is a unique book
that is 100% self-published. It consists of uncoated natural paper, hardcover, as well as of fold-out pages in the asana section which stimulate the reader's imagination and creativity. Revealing illustrations and impressive photography complement the lightness and brightness of the ancient teachings
of Yoga.
A limited edition will be available May 1st. First come, first served principle while stocks last.
A Rare Book of its Kind
With wisdom and humor,
Yoga – Path of Light provides
the groundwork for establishing
a personal Yoga practice that
goes far beyond the mat,
into the core of one’s life.
Tony Nenov
is a Yoga teacher from Eastern Europe. In 1990 he moved to New York City where he practiced various styles of Yoga for 10 years. He went on to further his studies in India with A.G. Mohan – a chief disciple of Sri T. Krishnamacharya. Through 30 years of experience, he teaches a unique blend of techniques that authentically present the ancient science of Yoga. He believes Yoga is a process leading to personal integration in all aspects of life.
Teodor Nenov
has been practicing Yoga since he was 16 years old. He learned the ancient Yoga techniques from his father. His life has been fundamentally influenced by the teachings of Yoga. His yogic path carried him through various Yoga schools in the U.S., Europe, and India. Despite his great interest in Yoga philosophy, he carries the most dynamic Yoga style in his heart, namely Vinyasa Ashtanga Yoga, on which he is regularly giving classes, workshops, and retreats.