An Introduction to Ignatian Yoga

Today we celebrate the work of our friends at Ignatian yoga. What follows is an introduction to their work and philosophy. More information about this community can be found at their website, IgnatianYoga.com

“Ignatian Yoga grew out of a lived experience of bringing together practices from both Ignatian Spirituality and Yoga philosophy. Ignatian yoga works to maintain the integrity of each of these rich traditions while also exploring ways in which the integration of the two can deepen and nuance the understanding of the spiritual life.”

James Martin, SJ, about Ignatian Yoga. You may know Fr. Jim from some of his many books, including The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything

Francis X. Clooney, SJ, on Ignatian Yoga. Fr. Clooney founded the academic field of comparative theology, which consists of a scholar who follows one religion studying another tradition deeply.

Listen to a lecture from Alan Haras, one of the co-founders of Ignatian Yoga.

Want to dive deeper into Ignatian Spirituality? Check out this podcast on the Examen with Fr. James Martin, SJ. The Examen is a simple daily prayer with profound spiritual implications.

Christians Practicing Yoga

We study the intersections of yoga philosophy and Christian theology—and the practices of both—in order to provide support, education, and community for an interdenominational Christian audience. Please consider a small donation to keep our site running.

http://www.christianspracticingyoga.com/donate
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