Aaron Hoopes has studied karate, kung fu, tai chi, qigong
and yoga for over thirty-five years. A native of Vermont, he spent
many years in Japan and Australia studying with a number of
exceptional teachers. He is the founder of Zen Yoga and the author
of numerous books including Zen Yoga: A Path to Enlightenment
through Breathing, Movement and Meditation, Perfecting Ourselves:
Coordinating Body, Mind and Spirit, Breathe Smart: The Secret to
Happiness, Health and Long Life, and The Zen Anti-Diet. His
bestselling Zen Yoga Daily Warm-Up.
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"Reconnecting to the Earth by Aaron Hoopes is a clear and succinct
guidebook that offers practices to live by as we move into and
through this Ecozoic Era. He lays out simple and effective
exercises to re-inhabit our bodies which are a part of this natural
world. He provides sustainable practices to re-connect to Mother
Earth. This is a must read for anyone who is living and yes, may be
struggling in this auspicious time that we ALL are living in and
looking for Ways to live in right relationship with all life. A Ho
Mitakuye Oyasin! All My Relations!" - Michael Denmeade, Director
Therapeutic Recreation Dept. at Mt. Ascutney Hospital and Health
Center--Michael Denmeade
"Aaron Hoopes has written a book at once practical and visionary: a
clear, original and well-written guide both for beginners to
earth-consciousness work and those who have been on this path for
some time. Hoopes is both learned and approachable, and his work
draws on deep springs of study in many traditions, from martial
arts to yoga and beyond, as well as on a lifetime of practical
experience. Many who have come to his sustainable retreat center in
the mountains of Vermont for reconnection, instruction, and
guidance can testify that he not only knows what he is talking
about but lives it, and that he has the art of conveying it to
others in ways that are both simple and profound. This book will be
read as that rarest of treasures: an inspiration and a manual for
inner and outer work essential to our survival and growth in the
years to come." - Cleo Kearns PhD, Dartmouth Scholar,
Anthropologist and Social Activist--Cleo Kearns
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