I’ve added even more books for people who have already read the basic texts and are ready to go even further down the rabbit hole of yoga education.
Plus, I recommend other yoga philosophy books, books for yoga sequencing, the best yoga anatomy books, and even some yoga books for beginners. In this post I have selected my must-read books - the books I think every yogi should own and read. Whatever aspect of yoga you’re interested in, there are some great books out there to expand your knowledge. If you’ve heard something in class that piqued your interested, then expanding your own understanding and deepening your knowledge is just a bookstore (online or otherwise) away. If want to take your yoga further than going to couple of yoga classes a week, I recommend you dive into some of the best yoga books that have ever been published.Ī lot of our favourite yoga teachers drip-feed us tastes of yoga philosophy, anatomy, history, and Hindu mythology. In this post, you’ll find our short-list of must-read yoga books, plus a longer list of books focussing on various aspects of the yoga practice. You can learn a lot at your local studio but if you’ve reached the point where you want to go deeper, yoga books are a natural next step.
