Yoga News June 2006

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FRIDAY, 30 JUNE 2006
	Looking younger with facial yoga poses
	According to www.khou.com, yoga facial toning is making quite an impression nowadays. Yoga facial toning is another addition to the growing number of ways on how to look younger au naturale. Rose Tran, a yoga teacher who runs the yoga facial toning class says that a series of facial yoga poses are all it takes to erase the signs of aging. "With your determination and your discipline, you wi Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 29 JUNE 2006
	India wants to protect its traditional knowledge
	It all started four years ago when Bikram Choudhury, "yoga teacher to the stars", obtained a US copyright for his yoga style which includes 26 poses and two breathing exercises. Consequently, Bikram's action had infuriated the government of India. The government now wants to protect the country's traditional knowledge ranging from yoga to medical remedies. According to www.usatoday.com, Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 27 JUNE 2006
	More companies offer yoga and massage
	According to www.ocregister.com, more companies are offering yoga and massage in the work place. These companies are realizing the benefits of these on-site pleasures to their employees. "We have to do whatever we can to keep our employees happy. There's a lot of competition right now in our industry," says Tracy Cote, a human resources head in a marketing agency. "It's all about recruiti Read Full Story
	Learn and practice yoga and meditation in Tuscany
	One whole week of yoga, meditation, and wellness in a picturesque environment definitely spells pleasure. Tuscan Way, the company known for its Tuscan cooking vacations, is showcasing a week of yoga, meditation, and wellness on September 16-22 at Villa Castelletti, a 15th century estate near Florence. This was according to www.travelvideo.tv. The whole package costs $2,590 per person and Read Full Story
MONDAY, 26 JUNE 2006
	Healing through yoga
	Faith McIntyre, a yoga instructor who was sexually abused as a child and as an adult, is sharing her yoga skills with others who have also traumatic experiences like her. This was according to a news report by www.tampabays10.com. In St. Petersburg in Florida, McIntyre conducts yoga classes with victims of rape and survivors of crime and war. Because some of these survivors sometimes find it Read Full Story