Yoga Is: A Transformational Journey

Seeing their advanced yoga positional abilities falls into: Don't try this at home without a lot of instruction and practice. I gained a new powerful appreciation for the body I live in.Frankie Schelly

Good DVD to add to your Yoga collection. Lot's of popular and well respected Yogi's interviewed. Thoroughly enjoyed the DVD.

I like about half of it, the part I don't like is her personal jouney commentary, most people can not relate to trying to use yoga as an escape from the loss of a loved one. But all the interviews of yoga teachers are valuable too bad its all mixed together. Worth for personal watching, not good to show a high school yoga class

I have no personal experience with or knowledge of Yoga other than having heard the word. What caught my eye was the tagline "A Transformational Journey," a path of self-exploration I have been experiencing and enjoying for decades. "Yoga Is: A Transformational Journey" was informative, insightful, and filled with familiar but fresh perspectives that will occupy my mind during both quiet and noisy moments. The film had a feel like a reality version of "Eat, Pray, Love" but with more substance and encouragement. Now I'm curious about Yoga and want to share the film with my wife. If like me you have no exposure to Yoga but you enjoy films like "What The Bleep Do We Know," you'll enjoy this film too.

This film is what all documentaries should be: factual historical background blended with an amazing international story about a global phenomenon occurring over centuries that is as relevant today as it was when the various yoga disciplines began to be practiced. Most of all the film is inspirational and motivates people of all races, nationalities and backgrounds to discover the joy of inner peacefulness and tranquility in a very troubled world around us. Suzanne sets a high standard for future films about health and wellness.  Yoga Is: A Transformational Journey

Do Not recommend was a true story but somewhat boring Passed it on and no one enjoyed was disappointed greatly

I loved this film and have watched it many, many times. I even listen to it in my car on the DVD player. I always find some new pearl of wisdom, new truth and inspiration that exactly fits what I need at that moment. It reminds me of why my yoga practice is a practice that is ever evolving and that will always bring me back to my sense of peace. Suzanne Bryant has given a true gift to the world in this film: inspiration, beauty, a path back to peace.

I love this dvd !! Yoga has completely transformed my life and after watching this beautiful documentary you see what it has done for others. The ancient art of yoga is brought to life in this DVD as you see how it can both transform and heal.

Very poor like a long trailer with lots of pictures not really a documentry

It was okay. Only okay. The trailer made it look better than it actually was.I probably wouldn't recommend it.

Der Film hat nur das gezeigt was z.T. in der Kurzbeschreibung steht:"Suzanne begab sich auf eine Reise und begann ihre Yogapraxis zu vertiefen. Der Film zeigt Gespräche mit Yoga-Gurus, Lehrenden und berühmten Yoga-Anhängern. " Umgesetzt: Die Kamera begleitet Susanne, wie sie unterwegs ist und Interviews führt."Auf diesem Weg entdeckte sie, was YOGA IST." Umgesetzt: Wie sie das entdeckt hat, ist mir nicht klar geworden. Sie fasst lediglich die Interviewinhalte nochmal zusammen.Der Film ist zu unpersönlich, eher eine Aufforderung, selbst Yoga zu üben. Ich hätte mir mehr Beschreibung über Suzanne Persönlichkeitsentwicklung gewünscht.