
Agniyogana
Documentary
Overview
AGNIYOGANA is a meditative inquiry into the lost art of classical Hatha Yoga. Offering an experiential collage of action and stillness, light and darkness, sound and silence, AGNIYOGANA explores the richness of traditional Hatha Yoga teachings. AGNIYOGANA takes the viewer on a journey through time and space to rediscover the inner dimensions of Hatha Yoga and the true meaning of “yuj,”(yoga).
Top Cast
Shandor Remete
Shandor Remete
Self
Shandor Remete
Self
Manmath Gharote
Manmath Gharote
Self
Manmath Gharote
Self
Yogi Narinath
Yogi Narinath
Self
Yogi Narinath
Self
Yogi Shirshnath
Yogi Shirshnath
Self
Yogi Shirshnath
Self
Govinda Tandon
Govinda Tandon
Self
Govinda Tandon
Self
Dordzin Donrup Palden Rinpoche
Dordzin Donrup Palden Rinpoche
Self
Dordzin Donrup Palden Rinpoche
Self
Nubpa Konchok Tenzin Rinpoche
Nubpa Konchok Tenzin Rinpoche
Self
Nubpa Konchok Tenzin Rinpoche
Self
Ani Chonyi Zangmo
Ani Chonyi Zangmo
Self
Ani Chonyi Zangmo
Self
Sherab Tenzin
Sherab Tenzin
Self
Sherab Tenzin
Self
Robert Svoboda
Robert Svoboda
Self
Robert Svoboda
Self
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