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Thanks for the hints. I did find a couple of sites that do yoga charts but one didnt have a piccie of the chart. I am considering charcoal drawing straight onto the wall….Im no artist and some kind of stickman pictures will do the job – I think I heard something about yoga shorthand, anyone know anything about this? Sue

I’m not sure where to get charts, but what I did was enlarge a pages out of a book called Yoga Asanas and they quite look nice.  The book is listed at barnes and noble for $15.00 and you can get a free $15.00 gift certificate from MyPoints.  You get points just for signing up that you can redeem them for gift certificates and coupons.  Go to http://www.mypoints.com/extrapoints and refer to my user name – STRESSRELIEF – because I’ll get extra points.   Thanks!

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Does anybody know where I can get a wall chart with some basic asana sequences on ? Someone mentioned a shop in Norwich (UK), but I lost the address. I can shop over the ‘net if necessary. I have started reading that eric schifmann’s moving into stillness and is making a fascinating read in itself….thanks to the people who recommended it – it already answered a question about breathing that I had. Just need to be a bit more regular with the practise when the routine breaks. My other half has just started shift work and the routine in the house has changed as I try to help him adjust to a big change. (cooking some din dins, washing,  all the chores he used to do when he was home all day etc). Anyway I understand as I do it more, I wil WANT to do it more, and can alreday feel clunky and achy when I don’t. I certainly look forward to the "playing the edge" as I already do this with potential pain and stretching. Sue

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I’m not sure where to get charts, but what I did was enlarge a pages out of a book called Yoga Asanas and they quite look nice.  The book is listed at barnes and noble for $15.00 and you can get a free $15.00 gift certificate from MyPoints.  You get points just for signing up that you can redeem them for gift certificates and coupons.  Go to http://www.mypoints.com/extrapoints and refer to my user name – STRESSRELIEF – because I’ll get extra points.   Thanks! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Does anybody know where I can get a wall chart with some basic asana sequences on ? Someone mentioned a shop in Norwich (UK), but I lost the address. I can shop over the ‘net if necessary. I have started reading that eric schifmann’s moving into stillness and is making a fascinating read in itself….thanks to the people who recommended it – it already answered a question about breathing that I had. Just need to be a bit more regular with the practise when the routine breaks. My other half has just started shift work and the routine in the house has changed as I try to help him adjust to a big change. (cooking some din dins, washing,  all the chores he used to do when he was home all day etc). Anyway I understand as I do it more, I wil WANT to do it more, and can alreday feel clunky and achy when I don’t. I certainly look forward to the "playing the edge" as I already do this with potential pain and stretching. Sue

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Does anybody know where I can get a wall chart with some basic asana sequences on ? Someone mentioned a shop in Norwich (UK), but I lost the address. I can shop over the ‘net if necessary. I have started reading that eric schifmann’s moving into stillness and is making a fascinating read in itself….thanks to the people who recommended it – it already answered a question about breathing that I had. Just need to be a bit more regular with the practise when the routine breaks. My other half has just started shift work and the routine in the house has changed as I try to help him adjust to a big change. (cooking some din dins, washing,  all the chores he used to do when he was home all day etc). Anyway I understand as I do it more, I wil WANT to do it more, and can alreday feel clunky and achy when I don’t. I certainly look forward to the "playing the edge" as I already do this with potential pain and stretching. Sue

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