Jane Harris - athayoga

23/06/2013

Blessed are the flexible, for we shall not be bent out of shape.
Photo - Iris in the rain at Castle Drogo in Devon, 2012

19/06/2013

I enjoy a bit of origami myself, but I'm very much a beginner, as indeed I am with the yoga. I loved this, and as the blog makes clear, no telephone boxes were harmed.

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19/06/2013

I enjoy a bit of origami myself, but I'm very much a beginner, as indeed I am with the yoga. I loved this, and as the blog makes clear, no telephone boxes were harmed.

http://yogamamalondon.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/origami-art.html

18/06/2013

Thanks to Hilary Macrae for posting this one.

17/06/2013

This is may be a little eccentric, but these creations are fascinating - just observe the fluidity of movement.

In my talk, I mentioned that the Strandbeest would develop a digital brain. Let me tell you about the evolutionary development of Strandbeest after 2007.

15/06/2013

Here's one that I am sharing from Paul Harvey's page.

12/06/2013

I think this sums things up nicely, and so succinct.

09/06/2013

Geoff Petty wrote the most helpful and practical book on education, "Teaching Today," that I have ever read. I was introduced to this book during my Cert Ed' studies and I still refer to it now. This book is practical, useful for all teachers including Yoga Teachers, and it's accessible - it really draws you in. This link below is to Geoff's download site - also very useful for all teachers.

Geoff Petty is one of Britain’s leading experts on teaching methods. Enjoy experimenting with these methods but don’t expect to use them perfectly straight away. Make sure you understand why they should work, and adapt your use of them until they begin to work well.

07/06/2013

Teaches at the Ashurst Birth Centre and Southampton Area, Supported by Midwives