Over the years I have read many great books on yoga. Notice how I say books.......and not book. There are many view points on the subject of yoga, so I thought it would be helpful to give some hints to what may be a good starting point for everyone. Here is a list of what I have enjoyed. The first books listed are the Beginners guides that brought me forward and the ending are Level II guides that are more progressive in technique, language or physical intensity.
A Teachers Guide for Beginning Yoga, Vijayendara Pratap
Centering - A Guide To Inner Growth, S G Laurie & M J Tucker
Empowering your Life with Meditation, Delia Quigley
Body Breath and Mind, A G Mohen
YOGA - The Path To Holistic Health, B K S Iyengar
Light On Yoga, B K S Iyengar
Light on Life, B K S Iyengar
The Spirit and Practice of Moving Into Stillness, Eric Schiffmann
Women's Book for Yoga and Health, Linda Sparrowe & Patricia Walden
Translation of The Yoga-Sutra of Patanjali, Shambhala Classics, Chip Hartranft
Translation of The Dhamapada, The Bhagavad Gita & The Upanishads. Three Classics of Indian Spirituality, Eknath Easwaran
Yoga Philosophy of Patanjali, Swami Hartharananda Aranya
Jivamukti Yoga - Practices for Liberating Body and Soul, Sharon Gannon & David Life
The Art of Yoga, Sharon Gannon, David Life & Martin Brading
YOGA, Yoga Journal; Linda Sparrowe & David Martinez
Ashtanga Yoga The Practice Manual, David Swenson
All Books, Information or DVDs by Shiva Rea
All Books, Information or DVDs by Seane Corn
All Books, Information or DVDs by Ana Forrest
