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Doga: Yoga For Dogs
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Doga: Yoga For Dogs
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2 journalers for this copy...
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Potok-dog is glad for a little extra attention, and she thanks Simba for letting this PC book be loaned out temporarily. We'll report back, possibly with photos, after studying the book.UPDATE: Here is a picture of one of P-d's favorite poses: ardha matseyendrasana (seated twist). She is also regularly practices adho mukja svanasana (downward-facing dog), but will not do it for the camera - doga is about responding to the moment with healthy, joyous awareness, not about seeking fame by pleasing the photographer! |
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Potok-fan rates this book a 7; Potok-dog gives it a 9.Here is a photograph of the first standing pose, tadasana, or Mountain Pose (demonstrated by Potok-dog’s doga-disciple, Iita). Notice how pleased and proud the Dogi is of her pupil! |
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I should perhaps explain why Potok-dog didn't give the book a full ten points. We must admit that she is not a complete devotee of all orthodox principles of Doga. Often she enjoys curling up in a position not advocated by the book, as it does not allow energy to flow equally to all parts of the body. We call it "the three-legged dog".Still, we thank Simba and Sobergirl for sharing your book with us. As you can see from our earlier journal entries, Potok-dog does regularly practice Doga, and encourages neighbourhood dogs to benefit from it as well. |
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