育才学习网1. 有关瑜伽英文简介
我也是在网上找的不过不知道是不是 你自己看看吧 我也把网站放在下面了 By Esther Myers and Kim Echlin Still strong and supple at 88, Vanda Scaravelli continues to practise using gravity and the breath to ride the body's own wave. I've watched Vanda Scaravelli do backbends for over 10 years, and each time I felt I was seeing a backbend for the first time. I watched and listened as this powerful, slight woman in her mid-80s planted her enormous feet on the floor and spoke about growing roots. Then, with a rhythmical, waving motion she would arch over and back, all the while talking about growing wings and birds soaring and love. Up she would come, then drop back again. Up and back, as if she could do it forever. As I prepared a video about Vanda and her unique yoga practice, I spent a couple of days with her at her daughter's home in Toronto, listening to her reflect on her life and her love of yoga. Looking back, those two days remind me again what an extraordinary gift she has been in my life. Vanda Scaravelli was born in Florence, Italy in 1908. Her father, a successful businessman and music lover, created the Orchestra Stabile, enabling Florence to have its own orchestra. Her mother, Clara Corsi, a teacher, was one of the first women from Italy to graduate from the university. Together they created a salon for some of the century's greatest artists: Arturo Toscanini, Arthur Schnabel, Federico Fellini, Bronislaw Hubermann, and Herman Serkin, to name only a few, often visited the family's villa, Il Leccio. Vanda herself trained as a concert pianist under the tutelage of Ernesto Consolo. She describes the family music room as one of her favorite places to be, light-filled with yellow walls where people gathered to listen to intimate concerts given by such performers and family friends as cellist Pablo Casals or guitarist Andres Segovia. Across an ocean, nearly a century later, such a youth seems luminous, almost magical. Vanda speaks of those days with bright, unaffected pleasure. The life of the everyday for Vanda was filled with music, with the talk of lively intellectuals, with open, exploring spirits. As a young girl, she accompanied her family to Holland in search of spirituality and healing.It was there, in Ommen, that she first met Krishnamurti. Vanda describes sitting around an enormous campfire singing Indian songs and watching Krishnamurti talk with her sister. The family remained friends with Krishnamurti, who stayed at their villa each year on his travels between India and America. They offered him a place to rest, a place "of peace and tranquility," where he wasn't expected to be a guru, where he could write and think. Vanda often walked with him, and she recollects how they went for drives together, in her Flaminia or in his Mercedes. "He liked to drive, but he didn't like it when people drove too fast," Vanda remembers. "He said, 'I have this body and I must look after it.' We were both interested in what we saw- nature, the fields and cows, and mountains full of snow." Vanda married Luigi Scaravelli, a philosophy professor and scholar; they had two children. After World War II ended, and her husband died unexpectedly, violinist Yehudi Menuhin introduced her to B.K.S. lyengar, whom he had invited to Gstaad, Switzerland, where Vanda rented a chalet each year. lyengar taught daily classes to Krishnamurti, who spent his summers there, giving his annual talks. As Vanda explains,. Iyengar "was so kind as to give me a lesson in life each day as well." And so it was, in the middle of her life, that Vanda Scaravelli discovered yoga. Several years later, at Krishnamurti's invitation, T.K.V. Desikachar visited the Gstaad chalet, where he taught both Krishnamurti and Vanda the importance of the breath. Vanda continued to study privately with both lyengar and Desikachar for many years. After they stopped their regular visits to Gstaad, Vanda worked alone, developing a unique method of yoga that endures to this day. She discusses this method in her 1991 book, Awakening the Spine. Following are excerpts from our two-day talk together. All through our conversation she emphasizes the importance of making yoga practice and all of our attitudes in life simple and open.。
2. 我每天上午都去瑜伽馆做瑜伽 英语怎么说
我每天上午都去瑜伽馆做瑜伽_有道翻译
翻译结果：
I do yoga every morning yoga
morning_有道词典
morning
英 ['mɔːnɪŋ]
美 ['mɔrnɪŋ]
n. 早晨；黎明；初期
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[网络短语]
morning 早晨，上午，Morning （卫兰专辑）
Good morning 早上好，早安，早晨好
New Morning 清晨，黄昏，早晨
3. 瑜伽有哪26式
·喉式呼吸·风吹树式·幻椅式（笨拙式）·鹰式·站立头碰膝式·舞蹈式·战士第三式·双角式·三角式（三角式+侧角式）·单腿加强背部伸展·半莲花树式（初级可用树式代替）·脚尖式（初级课程可取掉该动作）·尸式·抱膝屈腿式·双腿背部伸展·蛇式（眼睛蛇式）·半蝗虫式·蝗虫式·弓式·卧英雄式·放松猫式（又名半龟式）·骆驼式·兔子式·单腿背部伸展·半鱼王式（脊柱扭转）·嘶式/卷舌式清凉呼吸法（注：用金刚坐姿）中英文对照比克拉姆·乔德瑞（Bikram Choudhury）瑜伽体系，就是我们称为”热瑜伽“体系。
1971年，Bikram 应美国医学协会的邀请将其带入美国。Bikram 的瑜伽系统由26个姿势组成，可以在90分钟内使全身活动起来。
这些姿势的变换刺激可使身体达到一种平衡状态。1973年，Bikram 开始培训教师，并在世界各地传授他的”热瑜伽“。
以下是热瑜伽26式中英文对照：1。 pranayama breathing (pranayama 呼吸法)2。
half moon pose with hands to feet pose （半月式）3。 awkward pose （怪异式）4。
eagle pose （鹰式）5。 standing head to knee pose （头至膝盖站立式）6。
standing bow pulling pose （拉弓站立式）7。 balancing stick pose （平衡木式）8。
standing separate leg stretching pose （分腿站立伸展式）9。 triangle pose （三角式）10。
standing separate leg forehead to knee pose （双脚分开额头至膝盖）11。 tree pose （树式）12。
toe stand pose （脚尖站立式）13。 dead body pose （尸体放松式）14。
wind removing pose （风吹式）15。 sit up （仰卧式）16。
cobra pose （眼镜蛇式）17。 locust pose （蝗虫式）18。
full locust pose （全蝗虫式）19。 bow pose （弓式）20。
fixed firm pose （定型式）21。 half tortoise pose （半龟式）22。
camel pose （骆驼式）23。 rabbit pose （兔式）24。
head to knee pose with stretching pose （头至膝盖伸展式）25。 spine twisting pose （扭拧式）26。
blowing in firm pose （正坐）。
4. 英语作文我的爱好瑜伽带翻译100词
My hobby is reading books. When I was seven years old, I became interested in reading books. I like reading books because there are a lot of useful things in books. I can learn a lot of knowledge from books. Books can also teach me how to be a good person. Books even can solve many problems for me.I will read more good books to improve myself.。
5. 瑜伽英语翻译,不胜感谢英雄一式让我们将我们的右脚向外翻转90度,
One style lets a hero overturn 90 degree , left feet besides we face our right foot adducent , our body is twisted slowly to the offside slightly, both hands inclines the put the palms together in the top of the head , at the same time curved right knee via the body。
The hero is once dyadic。 Regards , air-breathing restore , breath loosens。
Rightabout。 Overturn 90 degree , right feet with our left foot to the outside adducent , our body is twisted slowly to left side slightly, both hands puts the palms together via body side in the top of the head, at the same time curved right knee。
Keep 5 breath。 。
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。 Regards , air-breathing restore , breath loosens。