Go In and In: Poems From the Heart of Yoga

by Danna Faulds

Here are poems that put words to the ineffable experiences that yoga practitioners have all the time, those moments when separation drops away, and body, mind and spirit become one. Inspired by the experiences of yoga and meditation, the natural world, and the challenges of life itself, these poems capture both the struggle and the delight of the author's attempt to live consciously. They speak in a voice that is both encouraging and uplifting, yet they are simple and accessible.

Genres: Poetry, Philosophy, Spirituality

115 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2002

Reviews

[Lisa Straubinger]

This book of poems took me a while to work to through. Each poem left cause for deep reflection and thought. Some definitely resinated with me more than others and many required several rereads to truly absorb the meaning.

[Bunnyhugger]

Go in and in…
Be the space
between the cells

[Andrea Wandersee]

Simply beautiful. To be read with Yoga.

[Terry]

So inspirational!

[Jo]

Deeply felt, beautiful, wise, wild, and intuitive. Good, good, good.

[Cathy]

I was reading a poem after each yoga session. I should start doing this again.

[Jamie]

A few of these poems speak to the heart of my yoga practice.

[Meghan]

Lots of usable material for future yoga classes along with other poems that are more personal