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Samyama - Cultivating Stillness in Action, Siddhis and Miracles
by Yogani
from AYP Publishing

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Fabulous for mature practitioners
  What is not to like about this book, if you are ready for its instruction? The writing is so descriptive and specific, and yet very readable. It is though the gentleman is speaking to the reader personally.
  And it is not a 'read once and put it down' type of a book. It is for continuous guidance and instruction as you pace yourself and make the practice your own. And speaking of practice, for me, the results were almost immediate, and more than what I expected. I thought it would take 'forever' to see... more info

• The best on this subject I've read - a keeper
  This is powerful and awesome stuff, which is why Yogani really stresses self-pacing here. I highly recommend that you read Yogani's Samyama book. But I also recommend, as does he, that you do not do Samyama until you have your meditation practice firmly established.
  I've read that Samyama can lead to the development of siddhis and the appearance of miracles, but that isn't why we practice it. We practice samyama to manifest what we wish to attract into our lives---the law of attraction. We practice... more info

• Samyama - essential for all dedicated advanced yoga practitioners
  I really enjoyed Yogani's book "Samyama - Cultivating Stillness in Action, Siddhis and Miracles", I think it is an excellent read and essential for anyone on the path who is dedicated to liberating themselves.
  This was my favourite of Yogani's "Enlightenment Series Books" as it goes far more extensively into material and methods pertaining to the practice of Samyama than has been published before by Yogani or any other spiritual teacher (to my knowledge) on the subject.
  Like all of Yogani's... more info

• Profound coverage of Samyama Yoga!
  Yogani's most recent book "Samyama - Stillness in Action, Siddhis and Miracles" has the most thorough coverage of this ancient Yoga technique that I have found. It can be practiced successfully with just a slight emergence of inner silence, which is cultivated by deep meditation, described in an earlier book of his popular Enlightenment Series. The time one needs to set aside daily is very minor, only about 10 minutes or less, and could therefore fit into anybody's schedule.
  Samyama could be seen as a... more info

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