The Yoga Sutras through a Child's Eyes... Mind is a monster! Just ask Young Yogi, who knows that a troubled mind can keep you up at night and haunt you all day long. But thanks to the wisdom of Patanjali and his Yoga Sutras, there is a way to end the turmoil. Join the adventures of Young Yogi as he learns to tame the Mind Monsters, and find the peace available to us all. Disguised as a whimsical story, Young Yogi and the Mind Monsters is a gift for readers looking to understand the rich, ancient, and mind-bending philosophy of Patanjali.

A soothing, lyrical story - walking children through yoga poses because even Superheroes need to keep fit! Yogi Superhero is the first book in the fun- packed Yogi Superhero Series, keeping children healthy and fit. Creating brighter future, one child at the time. Each book can be read standalone. Why Yoga? The 2015 World Happiness Report states that 220 million children worldwide suffer from mental health disorders, about half of each are anxiety related. Yoga helps us to find stillness in the midst of the storm. By becoming mindful of body, thoughts and emotions, children learn how to cope with them and how to become a happier person. ♥♥♥ Because I strongly believe in sharing, by buying this book, you also help to distribute books to children who need it. For 100 books sold, five books will be donated to schools, hospital or charities supporting children in need. ♥♥♥ Other Yogi Superhero stories: ★ Award Winning Yogi Superhero Adventures in Nature - Forest ★Yogi Superhero Time to Rest The perfect picture book for parents, carers, teachers, and Yoga teachers! "Yogi Superhero" is an introduction to yoga for children ages 4-9. A meaningful book which demonstrates mindful yoga poses and breathing exercise. It teaches basic poses which help to self-soothe and self-regulate in our crazy world and help with managing negative emotions. Easy to follow poses are perfect for a bedtime or morning yoga, or to be enjoyed as a bedtime read. Readers will learn techniques for relaxing the body and the mind. Book is based on the Yogi Superhero programme for children, delivered for the last few years, which combines passion for yoga and creative teaching. More information on www.annasmithers.com. Breathtaking, vibrant illustrations are showing yoga poses and the connection with nature. Anna Smithers is an award-winning author, fully qualified yoga teacher (500h yoga teacher training) and yoga therapist for children and young adults (350h yoga therapy for children training). She has also trained extensively in yoga for children and people with autism. She works closely with neurodiverse children. Anna holds two masters degrees; in Science and Business Management. She also completed the Science of Well Being Course at Yale. Her Yogi Superhero Adventures in Nature - Forest won a bronze medal in a children's picture book category in Living Now US Awards 2020. Editorial Review: ★★★★★ Yogi Superhero: The Yogi Superhero Series is an educational picture book for children written by Anna Smithers and illustrated by Martyna Nejman. The Yogi Superhero program forms the basis for this book and is designed to introduce yogic philosophy, breathing, and movements to young readers. Yogi Superheroes are beings of "love and light." Their yoga movements make them one with nature and let them appreciate stillness and inner quiet. Sometimes, their minds are too busy with thoughts and negative emotions to fully relax and feel inner peace. At those times, there are special breathing exercises that help restore tranquillity. Martyna Nejman's illustrations are fabulous and work so well to convey the sense of love, peace, and being at one with the universe that is the core of yogic philosophy. The Yogi Superhero Series is most highly recommended. Reviewed By Jack Magnus for Readers' Favorite

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