In the context of a broader practice
A personal interpretation of the yamas and niyamas
Stunning video, demonstration and monologue from Simon Borg-Olivier
I think what I like about this video (and the one below by Bob) is that it encourages us to reflect (ideally privately) on our practice in a broader context, that of the yamas and niyamas, the world, others...., to step lightly, hold lightly.
Turns out the video was Filmed and edited by our friend Alessandro Sigismondi
http://alessandrosigismondi.com/
Simon Borg-Olivier and his business partner Bianca Machliss
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UPDATE
Not a big fan of advertising as you know but figured this company had allowed Simon to chat away about the Yama and Niyamas for ten minutes, least I could do was pop over and have a look at their website. Turns out it's a yoga clothing company.... for MEN
http://www.ohmmeyoga.com
The company's name is OHMME and it turn out they have some other videos on their site.
Unfortunately a couple have background music (would have liked Simon's video even more if it were JUST the voiceover) and are asana demonstrations in public places, bit of a turn off for me that but the one below by a UK Ashtangi, Bob "Manoj" Bharij, who works in drug and alcohol abuse, has a voice over like Simon's. This makes all the difference for me, putting the asana in the context of what the practice means to them.
More info about Bob here: http://bobbharij.com/
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Earlier posts on Simon
Preview of Simon's excellent book Applied Anatomy and Physiology of Yoga