Living Love, The Yoga of Yama & Niyama: Timeless Teachings for Transformation and Awakening (How to Live a Spiritual Life Series)

The teachings of Patanjali have been around for centuries, yet these guidelines seem to transcend time. I have always learned a little here and there but this book makes these guided teachings very accessible. The wisdom in these teachings are ones that can truly create peace within the practitioner and they are also based in common sense. I feel like this is what we’re missing in modern times.

"Living Love" is an amazing book that blends yogic philosophy, positive psychology, and spiritual truths. It's like a poetic guide that helps you find inner harmony, true happiness, and a deeper connection with yourself and the world. If you're into personal growth and spirituality, this book is a game-changer. It's packed with profound insights and beautiful writing that will touch your soul. Highly recommended!

So we’ll written and way to read. Thank you you this❤️

Maetreyii's book offers a beautiful reflection of when wisdom has become inherently experienced. It softens our gaze to sense and move and become the tone of our inner natural state of being.This quote summed it up for me:"Compassion is an attitude, a feeling, a reflection of all embracing, unconditional love. It holds nothing back and doesn’t run."Maetreyii Ma

great YOGA book for my friend

"Living Love the Yoga of Yama & Niyama" is an amazing piece of literature. It helps you to awaken your Divine Self within and all around. It is easy to follow, is engaging, and provides concrete techniques and tools for happiness, compassion, self-love, and self-realization.

This really a wonderful and insightful book. It offers a lot to the spiritual seeker, from daily meditations to different perspectives on life,loving and living. to read and I think it offersa lot to the reader who wishes to refer to it on a regular basis. While I enjoyed and would recommend the book to all seekers......I found one aspect that I found to be a minor distraction. The author offers a lot of new terms, presumably Buddhist or Hindu. They are loosely defined when presented, but lack any clear and concise definition and/or pronunciation. I think it would be very useful to first define the word and provide the reader with the correct pronunciation before proceeding. I found it difficult to maintain my train of thought when my brain was preoccupied with pronouncing the new word. All things considered.....I would recommend thks book to all.

The author's psychology background is a great complement to her spiritual teachings. For those who have some knowledge of yoga, this book provides greater insight. For those who are curious about it, but have not had much exposure, it's a good place to start, but it'll likely take some patience and re-reading to digest all of the information fully.

A book that helps us better understand who we are, and what surrounds us. I read it a little every night

yes its a good book..it made me more moralistic