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Inside the Warrior
the Masculine Side of Yoga
Yoga is far more than just a physical practice. It is an art, a lifestyle, and a journey into self. Inside the Warrior explores, discovers and redefines what it means to be a man, a yogi, and how we in the West view this art and the men who practice it. By showcasing their astonishing physicality and depth of vulnerability, this work delivers a visual masterpiece and a thought provoking examination of men in the yoga world dominated by women.
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“Beautiful photography and wonderful storytelling.” Steven Russell
By: Amy Goalen & Julian DeVoe
One of a kind Limited Edition book
10x10 Hardcover Book / 252 pages filled with stunning yoga men portraits by Amy & excerpts from over 80 interviews by Julian.
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“Incredible book that shows how powerful this practice can be and how transformational!” Robert Hind
“Thank you for choosing to show men being vulnerable and telling their stories.” Diane Tiney
Inside the Warrior uncovers how the physicality of the practice has evoked a deeper awakening of the male consciousness - what is really happening in the yoga practice, beyond just words and forms. We explore the male voice and shape to encourage new forms of expression and deeper conversation around masculinity. The pursuit of masculinity is beyond body and mind. It is through physical and mental exploration that we uncover deeper truths about our human experience.
These men been involved in the practice of yoga - a practice of self-inquiry - for varying lengths of time and their thoughts are valuable contributions to the yoga world. That is more than just a book, it is a personal and professional quest to enrich the lives of our readers. This visual and literal experience acts as an interactive guide to learn from others and to inquire into oneself, perhaps moving into spaces of vulnerability and uncertainty.
In its simplest form, Inside the Warrior provides portraits and interviews with male yogis. In its fullest expression, it is a riveting new look at how this ancient art is practiced today. Some of the most important aspects of yoga cannot be captured on camera or even in an interview. Nevertheless, we seek to explore this art through images and words despite the challenge of delivering personality, tone, and perspective.
