The Wheel of Ashtanga Yoga - John Scott

[@deannastoppler1091]

Thank you! I really enjoyed this talk and appreciate John's teaching style, sense of humor, and in depth knowledge. This is my favorite KZbin channel.

[@thisistina21313]

This is so valuable!!! 6 years later and I’m watching this! Such a great teacher even from just the drawings and explanations of sukha! I learned soooo much from this thank you John Scott! It’s all in my notes 😊

[@stitchsaintpoppington]

I feel like he just told the exact story of how my vinyasa practice went. I do feel like I’ve come “full circle”, and now I am gearing up to be in Samadhi- of service to others. I was mind blown when i got to the end because I got a mental snapshot of my journey in yoga from the start until now almost 4 years.

[@CurlyEm]

I love revisiting these older talks .... this one particularly it has so many gems and so essential to our practice. John is a wonderful teacher... wow!

[@therealsergeastorms]

Thank you for the great explanation of how the eight limbs interact! This provided me a clear way of connecting all that I have been reading and viewing for the past year. Lately I have been questioning what appeared to me to be an over-emphasis on asana in my ashtanga world, seemingly at the expense of the other limbs. This video helps to dispel that assumption. A lot.

[@TTikkun]

I love how this group of teachers all express their own freedom and individuality. It is liberation within a practise. The simplicity of concentrating here is so good. 😊

[@elenalorajohnson737]

It is so wonderful to listen to him speak. And thank you Stu for bringing this knowledge into our homes and making it accessible to all of us. Love this utube channel.

[@meesh9141]

Much appreciated 🙏 listening after the death of Master Yogi S Jois RIP.

[@digitaliq3827]

This is amazing, wonderful and so much enriching. Thank you Jhon ..please accept my pranam .. and thank you Stu for igniting this captivating discourse.

[@llunakim]

thank you for this beautiful reaching. john, you are great communicator

[@emiliano9204]

A God gifth !!! Thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks … 5 times !!!

[@joelmab221]

Congratulations on the great interview with John Scott! I love his deep knowledge of Ashtanga Yoga. Yoga takes us on a beautiful journey to understand ourselves and interact with it on a deep level. The creation comes from inside. Thank you!

[@MarinaDarosTrentin]

What an amazing framework for learning. Thank you thank you thank you for sharing it 🙏

[@pedrorainha]

THANK YOU JOHN SCOTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mariakoraliabatista1676]

Precious! Thank you!!! 🙏🏿

[@keishatylerastrology]

Beautiful explanation. You guys are fun together. Thanks to you and John :) Namaste

[@neuralnoise06]

Thank you both so much

[@artgrigorian6528]

definitely one of the best teachers today...he is very creative :)

[@YogaGoa]

John comes back to Purple Valley in April, you can pen your questions here for him/Stu for the next series of films :)

[@joelpatterson5073]

I'm wondering if this state of consciousness that John is talking about where we step outside of our limitations, memories, emotions, assumptions, associations and projections is related to Ontology. Do we exist in an ontological context of mutual relevance?

[@luciancorvus]

This is such a great and educational video. Thank you so much!

[@182-7]

I love his teachings better than any of my school professors 😂

[@TerriDuan]

Love, love love!!! That is a great yoga teaching!❤️

[@TxHoneyBee]

I love the way John Scott explains things! I have improved so much from his explanations that just seem to resonate.

[@vikikova1040]

That’s so beautiful ❤ Thank you!

[@giulias.5104]

So interesting explanation! And Stu is the perfect 'shoulder' 😃, thank you guys.

[@katinkas4298]

I´m beyond grateful for this video. Thank you!

[@karuna2000]

Probably the best explanation of Ashtanga I ever heard...

[@ely1341]

Wow!!!Great teacher and great channel!! Thank you so much!!!

[@kirbyeresman2659]

Thank you so much for this talk I felt like I as there with you! I wish to train with johns knowledge one day soon🙏🏼

[@bellydancerocks321]

This is an excellent teaching, very insightful and thought provoking. Thank you so much :)

[@jenang6815]

Stu u r hilarious! Your suffering is not in vain😅U hv been tremendous help🙏Thank you Stu, thank U John

[@fedoxa]

Great! That's something I've always loved to hear! So many thanks to these radiant ashtanga people))))

[@aliceszpilman458]

Amazing! Beautiful!....thanks a lot.

[@goansunborn]

Amazing talk! Thank you.

[@dm-jz7se]

This is beautiful. Love his explanation.

[@amandajean4931]

Amazing talk thank you John 😊 x

[@kassioyamaha]

Thank you John and Purple Valley! I have just read Yoga Mala and I find I understand things much better with visuals and descriptions so this has really helped me understand the book better. It has also reminded me how I can be practicing Ashtanga daily off the mat. Very inspiring so thank you again :)

[@MarcusRockey]

This is wonderful ❣️

[@pekkalaaksonen8384]

Fascinating - thank you!

[@isabellecalisti01]

Thanks John for these explanations. Now time for me to digest and experiment. Wish I could benefit from your teaching directly, until then take care. Thank purple Valley for sharing.

[@mimim012]

Wonderful...

[@dddesigner1]

Thank you, was awesome

[@joelpatterson5073]

Far out John! Love it!

[@puchululina]

Thank you very much! I learnt more from this video than everything I´d learnt in the past and fortunately your pronounciation is so good that I didn´t miss anything (my language is spanish)

[@jasonrabs]

thank you!

[@Sweetdevotion358]

Oh wow what an explanation 🤩 thank you for practicing 😆

[@emiltzs]

Amazing. Thanks! Got some homework to do.

[@subhasischakrabarti4233]

Thank You ! My pranams to John!

[@samhealer3640]

Thank you 🙏🏻 wonderful teaching

[@ceropulse]

Thanks for this soulfull knowledge purple valley. John ❤️

[@mediset7]

Well explained!! A very good learning experience...

[@figenshau]

Thank you. Namaste

[@vicentecalles864]

BEAUTIFUL

[@emsmac80]

Yoga University 😁😎 love it!!

[@YogaSanity]

so much insight in 59:20 Namaste

[@rileystratton6232]

so good!

[@AnatomiaJogi]

It was great! thank you

[@doctorabacteria]

wooo, after a month, I managed to finish this class. However, I cannot do all the movements, but I hold the class

[@ThuyLe-ec4sz]

Love the perspective and explanations ❤️

[@shootingstar1618]

beautiful explanation.Namaste!

[@isabeau82]

Thank you for this - beautiful and insightful.

[@parusudi1]

Great fun. Seriously. Thanks

[@stephaniewunsche9942]

Merci !!! Thank you !

[@maezo8531]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@drz1093]

Love it 😍

[@lilielouise3954]

Thank you thank you for sharing such a gem

[@prabuinet]

Thank you

[@morena1986]

Thank you!! 🙏🏾

[@naticornaglia1124]

Execellent video! Just opened up my mind and make me wonder so many things! its like in our human mind its all about getting more strong and flexible, and moving forward the asanas, but he just came back to the very basic and make me realize so many things i was doing wrong. but it a good way. im fascinating about all the world behind the postures and really trying to become a more spiritual person. You are both such inspiring! Thanks for sharing this! id like to ask about some bibliography on this subject.. Namaste

[@naticornaglia1124]

+Nati Cornaglia Greetings from Argentina! Hope i can grab a bag someday and meeting you. sorry about my english :)

[@stayhungrystayfoolish7751]

love it!!!!......need my dairy and play......thanks

[@doctorabacteria]

Thank you for sharing. I am a beginner and would love to gain a good foundation.

[@joaofellipeserradasilveira3145]

I so wanna study with john

[@garygreen1192]

Hi John & Stewart was it the first form of interval tranning where the pulse is lifted and Then paused for 5 breaths to stengthen the Heart and increase body and mind strength ,

[@katjameyer107]

omg ... great!!

[@saiedhassan4280]

Would you please tell us the history and every thing from o to z thanks

[@setback4908]

Cool!!!!

[@joshheit8298]

thank you !! :}

[@Ishtarthemoon]

Just came across your channel, really informative videos. However, I'm quite surprised to see only one yoga teacher featured on your channel of South Asian descent. Is it really possible that in India there are almost no Indian yoga teachers? When I was living in india most of the teachers I came across were Indian so how come your channel has only one?

[@YogaGoa]

+Sundal Roy Hi Sundal, Purple Valley actually is a yoga retreat center based in Goa, India. About two years ago we just started filming the teachers who would visit so it could be a good resource for students worldwide. Most Indian teachers are well established in the cities and do not really visit the retreat center with groups. However we plan (Nikhil & Stu) this season to maybe do a trip to Mysore and film some more teachers outside of the center. So we will have teachers from all over then. - Nikhil

[@KG9551]

Brilliant, just one note for John... the Grinch’s heart grew three sizes that day 😁🙏

[@marlenenaidoo1010]

🙏✨

[@danashane]

the scarf and beard-tail of Ashtanga Yoga

[@TGBahr]

I'm trying to understand the phililosophy from square 1 but I obviously need something else as a foundation, being new to Yoga altogether. Would you be so kind to point out the right information for me, please?

[@sevenpelomundo]

Thanksssss

[@ambassadorbibi]

wow

[@zoezen4231]

WOW

[@santiagofarias4078]

♥

[@SD-hh5wz]

18:19

[@cliffpakiry4413]

Meditation into movement.

[@alessamc]

[@LifewithFateh]

concentration is not meditation....

[@christophermoffitt9044]

Why are so many Ashtanga yoga instructors so narcissistic?

[@infinitelight]

because we see things as we are ;)

[@wormemc]

Christopher Moffitt If your statement is even true then it is almost certainly their journey of awakening. To think you know with certainty is subjectively delusional and the majority of people are deluded. Yoga teachers are no different, even if they think they are.

[@sonofthesea]

Maybe the question is Why do you see them as narcissistic? Or even if some are, why it bothers you so?

[@carlduffin633]

I think if you are viewing someone in teaching mode, as John is here, then it may come over as narcissistic because that is part of good presentation - no-one wants to sit watching a boring presentation. But if you were to see the same person in relaxed mode you would see a more settled and balanced person, as John certainly is.

[@clray123]

This guy is completely bonkers, but still somewhat entertaining.

[@AmritaMandala]

Wonderful, positive people. But it's just mind-made theory that won't really help anyone understand what this practice is about. Please, please, please, study more with other teachers and other traditions to make more sense.

[@Malecstorm]

leg legs? birds legs? sausage dog? Are you sure these are the Guru's teachings mate?

[@zoec5777]

his bit creepy

[@SeemaChanan]

He pronounces INDIA properly but can't pronounce Ashtanga properly. Both A sound is the same

[@krulmuisje]

Pornyogis

[@abhayasky]

Awesome. Thank you!

[@johnterbrock7581]

Thank You

[@NtathuAllen]

Thank you!