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@SwSatchidananda: The whole world is for our enjoyment, for our use and not only to possess things, but to learn from them.

@SwSatchidananda: Karma is nothing but the sum total of your past thoughts.The best preparation in life is to learn to keep your mind well-balanced, steady under all conditions, so that you will have presence of mind in all circumstances.

@SwSatchidananda: We should constantly learn from each other. If we allow that to happen, we can live harmoniously.

@SwSatchidananda: Anyone can practice deep breathing to become calm. There is no need to wait for a prescription to breathe deeply.

@SwSatchidananda: Swami Satchidananda on Learning to Ride the Waves, Raising Yogic Kids, Rod Stryker on Resting in Your Authentic Self, Michael Plasha on Hatha with Raja + much more in this week's Integral Yoga Magazine. Read here free: https://t.co/pvz4JbYzzY

@SwSatchidananda: When you eat, eat. See the food and smell it; see the beauty and feel the loving hand that prepared that food for you. This is the Yoga of eating.

@SwSatchidananda: While you practice concentration on a particular object at a certain time every day, you will be strengthening the mind. Then you can also apply that same kind of concentration in your day-to-day life.

@SwSatchidananda: "Swami's Children," 1970 CBS documentary. This CBS special was revolutionary at the time. Fascinating view of 1960s Yoga in NYC & story of Swami Satchidananda and his students at Integral Yoga Institute: https://t.co/553SaDmNdl

@SwSatchidananda: In the name of Yoga our goal is to keep the mind peaceful and food not only plays an important part in the health of the body, but it plays a very important part in the condition of the mind.

@SwSatchidananda: Swami Satchidananda on "Many Paths to Wisdom"; Be a Portal of Grace, Learning from our *Woke* Elders" & more, incl. Integral Yoga TV! Read these articles & more in this week's Integral Yoga eMagazine, free here: https://t.co/mlK1ai6yDR

@SwSatchidananda: To calm the mind, calm the breath.

@SwSatchidananda: If you stay away from all the things that disturb your mind, it finds its balance.

@SwSatchidananda: Every deep breath puts vitality into the system. In Sanskrit it is called prana. Prana comes directly from the air that is inhaled. Your whole body becomes oxygenated.

@SwSatchidananda: Any kind of overindulgence contributes to toxins building up or energy being drained and weakening the system. In our daily lives, there should be moderation in eating, sleeping, talking—in all that we do.

@SwSatchidananda: Should Yogis Vote? Eradicate Worry; Enlightement or Escapism featuring Swami Satchidananda, Sharon Salzberg, Nalanie Chellaram, Durga Leela and more in this week's Integral Yoga Magazine. Read free here: https://t.co/2t1smCK80I

@SwSatchidananda: All your efforts to achieve power, money, or anything else, are based on wanting the happiness that those things temporarily bring. But when you have realized Truth, you experience the happiness that is always in you and you no longer need to depend on anything.

@SwSatchidananda: Yoga is something that you live; it’s not just that you go into a room somewhere and practice some Yoga for a little while. What are you doing then the rest of the hours? You can practice Yoga every minute of the day.