The Poetry of Yoga: Light Pouring from Pens

The Poetry of Yoga is a rich gathering of poetry written by some of the most accomplished and well-known spiritual teachers of our time. The book's introduction is written by leading yoga innovator Shiva Rea and contributors include leading yoga teachers Rod Stryker, Lilias Folan, Sharon Gannon, Joseph Goldstein, Sianna Sherman, Judith Lasater, Aadil Palkhivala, Douglas Brooks, Chuck Miller, Erich Schiffmann, Swami Ramananda, Doug Swenson, Lesa Lowitz, Michael Stone, Tias Little, among others. Indian music super star Krishna Das has contributed his poem "Flying at Night." The book was brought together by artist, poet, yogi, and social activist HawaH from over 2,300 pages of submissions from 19 countries.
The Poetry of Yoga has been hailed as a "ground-breaking volume . . . . A book to cherish and revisit again and again--at home or in class" (Jane Sill, editor, Yoga & Health Magazine) and "destined to become a favorite gift book for our community" (Waylon Lewis, editor-in-chief, Elephant Journal). The perfect book for teachers to use as part of yoga classes and students and lovers of philosophy to ponder while sipping tea or in bed.

Hawah is a yoga teacher, poet, and activist. Cofounder of One Common Unity, a peace education nonprofit, he is a popular instructor at yoga studios worldwide. Dubbed ＂an inspiring young leader to watch＂ by Interfaith Voices, his documentary Fly by Light releases in 2014. He lives in Washington, D.C.

Shiva Rea is a yogini fire-keeper, sacred activist, global adventurer, and leading innovator in the evolution of prana flow yoga. She lives in Venice, CA.