Movement & flexibility
Yoga and conscious work with movement, according to your experience and interests.
GEORGI RANCHEV · MOVING UPWARD
Movement, breathing and relaxation can be different ways into the same attention: how you feel in your own body.
Write to me about what you would like to explore, your experience and whether you are looking for individual or group practice. We discuss a suitable format, possible venues or an online meeting, timing and price.
Ask about individual practice“…firmness and stability of the body, peace of mind and delight in the heart.”

Yoga and conscious work with movement, according to your experience and interests.
Attention to the breath, Yoga Nidra and calm formats for personal practice.
Sound practices with Tibetan bowls and a gong. Ask about current possibilities.
After your enquiry, we agree on the purpose, format and terms. The meeting is confirmed once we have a mutual arrangement.
PERSONAL YOGA PRACTICE · GEORGI RANCHEV
Quotations from published Bulgarian translations of Yoga Sutra and Bhagavad Gita, selected alongside photographs from my personal practice. Each quotation includes its number and the source used; shortened quotations are marked as excerpts. The English text is a rendering of the cited Bulgarian translation.
“O Arjuna, perform your duty with equanimity, without attachment to success or defeat. Such composure is called yoga.”

English rendering of the cited Bulgarian translation · Bhagavad-gita As It Is · A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada · Bhaktivedanta Book Trust · Bulgarian text in VedaBase
Check the quotation in its cited source ↗Original photograph ↗“One who has regulated the habits of eating, sleeping, working and resting can reduce material suffering through the practice of yoga.”

English rendering of the cited Bulgarian translation · Bhagavad-gita As It Is · A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada · Bhaktivedanta Book Trust · Bulgarian text in VedaBase
Check the quotation in its cited source ↗Original photograph ↗“Practice means continuous efforts to reach a stable state of calm.”

English rendering of the cited Bulgarian translation · Bulgarian translation: Veronika Verai · PDF, p. 2
Check the quotation in its cited source ↗Original photograph ↗