
AYAMA™ RESOURCES & ARTICLES BY AARON

The Story of Blue Osa
The Story Of How Yogi Aaron Founded Blue Osa Video Transcript: The Story of Blue Osa This morning I want to talk about a special teaching in yoga. The sanskrit word is Śraddhā, also knows as Shraddha. Shraddha is basically faith. The basic teaching of Shraddha is that the bigger the faith, the bigger your life. In other words, the more faith that you have, the more things will...

Are You Fulfilling The Purpose Of Your Life?
Being a great yogi is about asking yourself: “How am I fulfilling the purpose of my life?" Video Transcript: How Do We Practice Yoga? One of the greatest questions we can ask ourselves in yoga is: "Who Am I?” “ What is my life’s purpose?” "How do I fulfill that purpose?” Gandhi, who is one of the greatest yogis, never did asana yoga, the posture yoga, and he seldom meditated. In...

The Journey to Autobiography of a Naked Yogi
The story and inspiration behind writing Autobiography of a Naked Yogi. When I look at this photo, the story of that boy is far away from me. As the years have passed, I just can not believe my life sometimes. That little boy in those boots seems so young and innocent. His little life was so small yet his imagination was so large. I am amazed at the life I have lived since then. Did these things...

Yogi Aaron’s Childhood
Growing up, there were times for me that marked a special moment. Sometimes it was losing my two front teeth, other times it was spending time with Dad, a Dad who I did not get to see much. Here are four of those moments and why they meant so much to me. 1. This day was monumental for me - my first plane ride. I do not remember why Dad took me for a ride on this plane but only that we did it....

Yogi Aaron as a Baby Photo Archives
I believe that every childhood should be a fairytale. I was lucky. For the most part mine was. Growing up in Victoria on Maxine Lane in Cordova Bay Canada was just that. We lived in this very quaint two story house at the end of the lane. To the right of our house was a huge field of grazing horses, maybe 20 or 30 acres, behind us was nothing but forest. In front of us was another small lane...