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The Yoga of Change
September 13, 2009
Allen Pittman writer, yoga expert

Writer and Master of Transcultural Martial Arts and Yoga Allen Pittman speaks on the history and other aspects of yoga. He also demonstrates some specific techniques.

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Image of Walking the I Ching: The Linear Ba Gua of Gao Yi Sheng
Author: Allen Pittman
Publisher: Blue Snake Books (2008)
Binding: Paperback, 240 pages
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Posted by ZombieWoof February 5th, 2010 at 12:17am

Sounds like someone who would very much like to be a cult leader. His constant use of the refrain "does that make sense to you" smacks of someome trying to use Neurolinguistic Programming (which is already bogus) to manipulate his audience. Count the number of times he says that.

Americans don't get enough fat in their diet? He's just making stuff up.

Nothing about yoga in this talk. Nice shirt, though.