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    Yoga and Vegetarianism: The Path to Greater Health and Happiness by Sharon Gannon, Ingrid Newkirk (Foreword by)

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    • Pub. Date: November 2008
    • 144pp
    • Sales Rank: 122,761

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      • Pub. Date: November 2008
      • Publisher: Palace Publishing Group, LP
      • Format: Paperback, 144pp
      • Sales Rank: 122,761

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      Drawing on both the author's extensive studies of Vedic traditions and her longtime interest in animal rights, Yoga and Vegetarianism shows how the physical and spiritual practice of yoga is historically and structurally tied to a vegetarian lifestyle. When they are used in tandem, she argues, they form a strong framework for physical and spiritual attunement and promote an overall healthy life. Yoga and Vegetarianism emphasizes the importance of understanding of Ahimsa, the practice of non-harming and nonviolence, as the first step in marrying yoga and vegetarianism. All actions, says Gannon, originate as thoughts, so the "perfection of action" that yoga strives for must come from a perfect thought. What is a perfect thought? According to the book, it is a thought free of selfish desire, anger, and hate. This brings us back to Ahimsa and to vegetarianism. Freeing oneself of needless cruelty, harm, and injustice — which includes eating meat — can transform both the individual and the world. This book shows how.

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      Wonderful!!!!by Ahimsa

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      November 02, 2009: This is a wonderful book for yogis and non-yogis alike, who want to explore vegetarianism or who need a little inspiration on their veggie journey. Sharon Gannon gives wonderful tips for interacting with omnivores and others who may question our choices. She chooses compassion in every aspect! Life affirming and inspiring!!!