Section 11 - The Yoga of Perception

- Sanskrit - The Language of Yoga
- Asteya - Non-theft
- The Roots of Theft
- Cultivating Asteya
- Yoga Drishthi
- 5 Modes of Perception
- Hathenas - Kriyas To Improve Breathing
- Ushthrasana - The Camel Pose

"Yoga, as an experiential science, relies on first cultivating the proper understanding of the nature of everything, and then, through direct experience, coming to know the truth of it."

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The Science of Yoga (excerpts)

Foreword
About Yoga Home Study
Section 1 - Getting Started
Section 2 - Foundations of Yoga (1)
Section 3 - Foundations of Yoga (2)
Section 4 - Classical Ashtanga Yoga
Section 5 - Modern Yoga
Section 6 - The History of Yoga
Section 7 - Yama Niyama Introduction
Section 8 - Awareness
Section 9 - The Yoga Diet
Section 10 - Yoga Philosophy
Section 11 - The Yoga of Perception
Section 12 - The Yoga Path
Section 13 - The Virtue of Restraint
Section 14 - The Classical Yoga Texts
Section 15 - Yoga Cleansing
Section 16 - The Law of Cause and Effect
Section 17 - The Yoga of Digestion
Section 18 - Yoga Psychology
Section 19 - Yoga Psychology (Part 2)
Section 20 - Yoga Psychology (Part 3)
Section 21 - Yoga Psychology (Part 4)
Section 22 - Controlling The Senses
Section 23 - The Higher Stages of Yoga
Section 24 - Higher Stages of Yoga (Part 2)