Dona Holleman and Orit Sen-Gupta offer in this ambitious manuscript a way of how the art of yoga can develop in the future. Perfect Pose, Empty Mind and Wide Heart are the basis of this development. In this all the aspects of the human being are brought together. This was undoubtely the aim of the acient yogis. But as happens to all traditions, at a certain moment in history the vehicle to arrive at life becomes more than life itself. Dancing the Body of Light, the Future of Yoga, aims at refreshing 'paranayama kosha' (the energy body) are re discovered as the twin vehicle in wich the human being travels through life. Through the application of 'not doing', the mind and heart bring back peacefullnes and innocence that reflects without distortion the here and now. It is out of that reflection that we can act with clarity and efficiency. Not-doing brings the energy nbody into focus. It gives the body the necessary ease to perform the poses fluently. The book contains both a philiosophic