Shiva Rea: The Art Of Yoga

Shiva Rea, M.A. is a yogini firekeeper, sacred activist, and leading innovator in the evolution of vinyasa flow yoga integrating the tantric bhakti roots of yoga, Krishnamacharyas teachings and a universal, quantum approach to the body since she began teaching twenty years ago. She leads retreats and pilgrimages worldwide and has served as a creative catalyst to bring community together including Yoga Trance Dance for Life, Moving Activism for 1,008,000 Trees, Yogini Conferences and the worldwide Global Mala Project.

For more info visit Shivas website ShivaRea.com.
Filming by: Rich Van Every (www.richvanevery.com)
Editing by: Akira Chan and Rich Van Every

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[Comschlumpf01]

I like Shiv's Fluid Yoga!!!!

But I like the music of the video very much too!!!!!

Who is the singer of this wonderful music????? Thanks for reply!

[PranaCollective]

@Comschlumpf01 Her name is Donna DeLory donnadelory(dot)com

[chamaleon1963]

too much stuff .... I personally do not like

[crespaandreea]

@zoran888 ...why is this Not yoga????

[zoran888]

Nothing against Shiva Rea, personaly. Look nice, but this is not Yoga. Not even close.

[kitenervio]

muy guapo el videooo

[Eleonora123h]

This is beautyful!!!

[Crisaidemendes]

It's a great show!

[ubik4u]

I think the person below may have had some idea that many western yoga practitioners aren't practitioners of HIndu traditions. He just expressed this idea poorly. Yoga is quite a serious practice for many Hindus, but many Hindus do not practice yoga. Hinduism is so vast. Personally, I try to just say that I do exercise from yogic traditions, but I respect the religion and this is how i choose to express that. I certainly can't say Shiva Rea's not a Hindu practitioner-how do I know?

[JackiePressley]

Awesome!

[Zabai]

Dear Izzy, I was not sure it was worthwhile replying as I do not want to argue (or feel the need to have the 'last word')

I do not believe that 'observational analysis' (when it is well-thought out)is wrong or cynical.

You again fall into the same trap as you did with your initial comments on Shiva's film by dismissing what you think I think (and actually I don't!) as the 'essence of naivety.'

Your point is yours, not 'Indian' - to say ' in India...' is not factual or logical.