Wild Yoga
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A Practice of Initiation, Veneration & Advocacy for the Earth
A wonderfully fresh and revelatory invitation to create a personal yoga practice that seamlessly melds individual health and well-being with spiritual insight, earth stewardship, and cultural transformation
Before there was spandex and yoga studios and Zoom classes, there was yoga. And before yoga, there was, of course, the earth. Yoga practices evolved, over centuries, as a means to health, emotional well-being, and spiritual enlightenment. Rebecca Wildbear embodies this trajectory. She came to a yoga practice after a life-threatening encounter with cancer in her twenties. It was not an immediate fit, but over years of practice and healing around the world, she devised the unique and user-friendly practice she presents in Wild Yoga. While sharing her own experience, and that of hundreds of clients, Wildbear shows readers of any or no yoga experience how to:
• meet their bodies and emotions where they are, including grief, trauma, and vulnerability
• tune in to the natural world around them — whether backyard, seashore, or mountain — or an imagined dream place
• Commune with the earth’s body through their own body and thus to all the peoples and places around them
This is a vibrant and passionate take on melding the solace we find through yoga with the active awareness we know our planet demands and deserves right now.
Key Selling Points
- Powerfully marries the needs of individual practitioners with environmental awareness and activism
- The author is a wilderness guide, workshop leader, and yoga instructor who has taught throughout the US and incountries including Australia, Costa Rica, and South Africa
- Wildbear has been leading wilderness programs through Bill Plotkin’s Animas Valley Institute, Outward Bound, Wilderness Reflections, and other groups for 20 years
Appropriate for yoga beginners as well as seasoned practitioners looking for a fresh take on their practice