Science of Breath — Yogi Ramacharaka | Vintage 1932 Copyright Edition
A charming vintage edition of Science of Breath by Yogi Ramacharaka, a fascinating early twentieth-century exploration of yogic breathing, vital energy, and the relationship between physical well-being and spiritual development.
Written under the pseudonym Yogi Ramacharaka by William Walker Atkinson, an influential figure in the American New Thought movement, Science of Breath introduces Western readers to breathing practices inspired by Indian yogic traditions.
The book explores the physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions of breath, including rhythmic breathing, the nervous system, yogic exercises, and the concept of prana, or vital energy. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical intersection of Eastern philosophy, Western occultism, and early alternative wellness movements.
This vintage Yogi Publication Society edition features a beautifully understated tan cover with black typography and double-line decoration along the spine. Its simple, utilitarian design reflects the distinctive character of early twentieth-century metaphysical publications.
A lovely addition to a collection of vintage esoteric literature, historical yoga texts, New Thought philosophy, or unusual books on the human body and spirit.
Details
Title: Science of Breath
Author: Yogi Ramacharaka (William Walker Atkinson)
Publisher: Yogi Publication Society, Chicago
Copyright dates: 1904, 1905, and 1932
Printing date: Undetermined
Binding: Tan paper-covered edition with black lettering
Language: English
Contents: 16 chapters covering yogic breathing principles, respiratory exercises, rhythmic breathing, and spiritual practices
Condition
Good vintage condition, with visible age-related wear to the paper cover, including light rubbing, discoloration, and minor wear along the edges and spine. Interior pages appear clean and well preserved, with gentle age-related toning. Four blank pages follow the text, with no advertisements at the back.
Please examine photographs for additional details of this vintage copy.
Please note: The copyright page lists 1904, 1905, and 1932. The exact printing year has not been established, and this copy is not represented as a first edition.
Science of Breath — Yogi Ramacharaka | Vintage 1932 Copyright Edition
A charming vintage edition of Science of Breath by Yogi Ramacharaka, a fascinating early twentieth-century exploration of yogic breathing, vital energy, and the relationship between physical well-being and spiritual development.
Written under the pseudonym Yogi Ramacharaka by William Walker Atkinson, an influential figure in the American New Thought movement, Science of Breath introduces Western readers to breathing practices inspired by Indian yogic traditions.
The book explores the physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions of breath, including rhythmic breathing, the nervous system, yogic exercises, and the concept of prana, or vital energy. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical intersection of Eastern philosophy, Western occultism, and early alternative wellness movements.
This vintage Yogi Publication Society edition features a beautifully understated tan cover with black typography and double-line decoration along the spine. Its simple, utilitarian design reflects the distinctive character of early twentieth-century metaphysical publications.
A lovely addition to a collection of vintage esoteric literature, historical yoga texts, New Thought philosophy, or unusual books on the human body and spirit.
Details
Title: Science of Breath
Author: Yogi Ramacharaka (William Walker Atkinson)
Publisher: Yogi Publication Society, Chicago
Copyright dates: 1904, 1905, and 1932
Printing date: Undetermined
Binding: Tan paper-covered edition with black lettering
Language: English
Contents: 16 chapters covering yogic breathing principles, respiratory exercises, rhythmic breathing, and spiritual practices
Condition
Good vintage condition, with visible age-related wear to the paper cover, including light rubbing, discoloration, and minor wear along the edges and spine. Interior pages appear clean and well preserved, with gentle age-related toning. Four blank pages follow the text, with no advertisements at the back.
Please examine photographs for additional details of this vintage copy.
Please note: The copyright page lists 1904, 1905, and 1932. The exact printing year has not been established, and this copy is not represented as a first edition.
