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Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer
Yoga Through the Seasons

By Sandra Sabatini, Silvia Mori

Autumn, Winter, Spring and SummerFocusing on the seasons, Autumn, winter, Spring and Summer rekindles our relationship with nature.

Every season has its own special quality: the withdrawal of energy in autumn, the silent stillness of winter, the push to emerge and grow in spring and the expansive exuberance of summer. Taking a journey through the cycles of the year, Sandra Sabatini (author of Breath) and Silvia Mori open up a dialogue between the body and its surroundings. They invite a calm and easy flow of breath that takes us into a state of quietness and lightness. This book offers a series of simple positions for experiment and play. Reading this book season after season, and practicing as the days go by, will enchant.

Sandra Sabatini is the acclaimed author of Breath and has trained many teachers and students all over the world in a gentle but a radical yoga that emphasizes working with the breath, gravity and spine. Now Sandra teaches established groups in the UK, Italy and the Middle East, as well as near her home on the Tuscan/Umbrian borders.

£14.99 | September 2008 | paperback | ISBN 978-1-905177-10-3



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