John Schumacher on the Wholeness of Iyengar Yoga

[@sacredcowyoga7672]

Just after 40:00the conversation that start around 40 min..as Judith Lassiter says, yoga had become a mile wide and an inch deep….thankfully, Iyengar yoga has offered so much more than that.

[@SharkandJase]

Beautiful! Thank you

[@alisonwechsler-cipriani8785]

I have the great privilege of having discovered Unity Woods a few years ago. Working with Mr. Schumacher one feels the influence of Pune (I had the great joy of participating in the first 2-week yoga program with Geeta). That feeling cut through me to my heart and has supported my practice. I especially loved a restorative class given by John where we worked on pranayama which is truly a magical experience. So happy I watched this interview.

[@mces213]

John, it is a blessing to experience the similarities between your teaching and how you describe Mr. Iyengar’s. Even if you don’t give a physical swat you do sometimes give a subliminal swat. You mentioned here being less confrontational over Zoom. With the fear of the pandemic slowly dissipating hopefully you are able to be more verbal to us in class without any misgivings. Mychal, thank you for sharing this interview with us. 🙏🏽

[@MalaliYoga]

Thank you for these interesting conversations

[@victoriacross7838]

That was a pure joy to listen to! Certainly a call and inspiration for "dusting off the cobwebs from one's light" Thank you both so much!

[@yasini59]

Awesome conversation. Thank you so much for such impressive stories you share with us 😊🙏.

[@fannylegrand2112]

Thank you 🤗 I never heard these stories before, it’s lovely to share 🙏 Every single class brings something to me, I miss the class, but wish to be able to jump back in soon online 🙏

[@sacredcowyoga7672]

48:45……yep….

[@alpavadnagra6594]

Welcome, mychal and jhon ,last time it was uday, lois steinberg ....... I watch with great interest, their experiences and stories, connections with iyengar yoga. Very interesting. Best wishes for your podcast.👍👋

[@sacredcowyoga7672]

We don’t want to have the conversation about board of standards, and teachers, we have no accountability, no real standards that hold others accountable . I think that we should hold out….5 years is what it takes….and on…people do get hurt by the under-training we allow.