Tag: buddhism

• Life Half-Dead: A Valentine’s Day Post

  

  I turned 40 last year. Even if I’m lucky and try to keep myself in good health, I’m halfway done. This Valentine’s Day post begins with the Pali Canon, the earliest collection of Buddhist scriptures. It starts with the most evocative description of death I’ve ever read. Buddha is speaking to the king and describes […]

  Richard Gartner | Frameworks Yoga

  02/13/2018

  Blog

  abhidharma, buddhism, death, dying, eons, health, meditation, philosophy, present moment, relationships, time, valentines day, yoga

• Frameworks 300 reading list

  

  Frameworks 300 is dedicated to both offering a broad educational experience and providing resources for trainees to go deep into subjects that interest them most. Below is the list of the required and recommended books. What do I mean by recommended? Simply, I recommend them! Many of the books are being used as reference material […]

  Richard Gartner | Frameworks Yoga

  12/07/2017

  Blog, Frameworks Yoga Teacher Training

  albert camus, anatomy, anatomy trains, anodea judith, asana, baba ram dass, beginner’s mind, benjamin lorr, books, brain science, buddhism, chakra, dalai lama, desikachar, erich schiffman, examining ethics, flow, hara, heart sutra, neal pollack, neuroanatomy, nonviolent communication, patanjali, paul grilley, poetry, psychology, rumi, sanskrit, sivananda, somatics, yoga books, yoga mala, yoga resources, yoga sutras, yoga trainng