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Upcoming Programs 2017 UK Autumn Dates Scottish Borders weekend intensive October 6-8, hosted by Yoga Frog York, York Yoga Studio 13-15 October 2017 Friday 13th 7-9pm, Saturday 10:30am-5:00pm and Sunday 2:00-5:00pm. Edinburgh, The Whole our Lives Weekend Intensive October 20-22 at Sacred Heart Centre Aberdeen: November 3-5 Bhagavad Gita weekend intensive at Love Yoga Aberdeen, hosted by Laura McCrimmon Glasgow: November 10-12 Bhagavad Gita weekend intensive at Merchant City Yoga, Glasgow Manchester, Life Centre North 17-18 November Friday 17th November 19:30-21:30 Storytelling and Satsang Saturday 18th November 10:00-17:00 Broad Spectrum Yoga Integrated Day Program:Movement, Meditation, Story and Song Macclesfield, Pure Yoga Cheshire, Sunday 19th November Movement and Kirtan, 14:00-18:30 2018 Retreat Programs 2018, January 16-24, Mother India and the Journey of Discovery, Cherai Beach, Kerala, South India with Yoga United Ampleforth Abbey, May 18-20, Yoga and Kirtan Weekend Retreat booking and enquiries: Gillian Osborne: tel: 07880 545 545 email: gillian@mrsosbornerecommends.co.uk Casa Cuadrau 2018 Program dates to be confirmed soon |
Yoga Anytime Online Courses
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
Recorded Februrary 2017. In-depth, practical exploration of Chapter One of this treasure text of the yoga tradition, with movement, meditation, and sound practices too. 
The Mythology Show
Recorded September 2015, exploring the practical riches of mythology in the yoga tradition, with episodes on Ganesa, Mother Divine and Hanuman. Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 course 15+ hours of content, recorded June/July 2015, includes: introduction, series on recitation and series going through the practical teachings of Chapter Two, working from the original Sanskrit, with stories and songs along the way. Use code JAMESBOAG for 30 day free trial on yogaanytime.com 
Archive Videos on vimeo
Click on the link below to access a series of teaching and recitation videos of James made by Laura Lea Nalle in Mysore 2013 http://vimeo.com/channels/namaste Click here for recent blog article about James Contact email: james@jamesboagyoga.com |
James Boag Yoga
Yoga is balance, integration, skilfulness and efficiency. Yoga practice is about cultivating sustainable harmony.
Yoga is about the whole of our lives: everything we do, all we experience. It is about stretching our understanding of who we really are, strengthening our connection to the innate wisdom of our conscience and rehabilitating our broader human capacities while working respectfully with the realities of our individual natures and our diverse responsibilities.
Yoga practice is about training ourselves to be able to find joy in the everyday wonder of life and steadiness in the face of its inevitable challenges.
It is about meeting and refining our own patterns and habits and inviting ways of being that are conducive to sustainable, integrated health and wellbeing.
James works with a range of mutually complementary lenses to explore yoga principles in practical application, including: principle-based asana, natural movement, meditation, kirtan singing and chanting, storytelling and interpretation, satsang talks, discussion and inquiry, nourishing high quality food and time outdoors.
Yoga is about the whole of our lives: everything we do, all we experience. It is about stretching our understanding of who we really are, strengthening our connection to the innate wisdom of our conscience and rehabilitating our broader human capacities while working respectfully with the realities of our individual natures and our diverse responsibilities.
Yoga practice is about training ourselves to be able to find joy in the everyday wonder of life and steadiness in the face of its inevitable challenges.
It is about meeting and refining our own patterns and habits and inviting ways of being that are conducive to sustainable, integrated health and wellbeing.
James works with a range of mutually complementary lenses to explore yoga principles in practical application, including: principle-based asana, natural movement, meditation, kirtan singing and chanting, storytelling and interpretation, satsang talks, discussion and inquiry, nourishing high quality food and time outdoors.
