12+ Excellent web resources I use to deepen the practice

For pictures of the poses in each series
I use this Arjuna's excellent website where you can find the primary, intermediate, and Advanced A and B.  I noticed that his photographs appear in many blogs, (including mine), whenever trying to convey a point.  Arjuna is a medical doctor, and and authorized teacher of AYRI. Here he is, in his own words.

For very advanced poses, when I am curiuos, I look at Absolute Ashtanga from Sacaramento, California, who has a page with pictures of the 5th and 6th  series.

For instructional/inspirational videos
Last month I stumbled upon Carl Horowitz blog and found many videos on key things like how to jump back or through, how to jump back from frog pose, and lots lots more.

Kino MacGreggor youtube videos are always an inspiration, I love the ones in Goa because I can hear nature in the background and they have a peaceful effect on me.  I especially enjoy  this one that I keep on watching again and again to learn about backbending and dropping back.

For the yogasutras and philosophy of yoga
I always keep coming back here for information about the sutras, this site is very complete and has lots of extra information and links to philosophy.

I own the CD that plays the yogasutras as sang by Dr M.A. Jayashree . If you do not have the CD, you can hear them on Kimberly Williams' page, they play automatically on loading.

For workshops 
I find the ashtanga domain to have one of the most comprehensive lists of workshops offered by authorized/certified teachers.

Podcasts
The Ramakrishna Vedanta Society up in Boston, has hundreds of archived podcasts that are very useful on the path towards meditation. You can also find them on I-Tunes and download to your pod.

Kino Macgregor has podcasts and so does Richard Freeman, from his Yoga workshop in Boulder, Colorado.  Both are free and worth listening.  Richard's talks are not very frequent but when he posts I make sure to listen, sometimes more than once, he is a true poet-teacher.

For everyday inspiration
I read and follow countless blogs from fellow yogis,  there is a roll with links to most of them on my blog list, on the right, scrolling down a bit.

Also, when I can afford it I get a copy of Namarupa, an amazing magazine on yoga/philoshophy/travel and more.

And I read  Yoga Journal in print and online.

Resources added post publication due to the generous comments of yogi readers or by continuing to look around.  This list will likely keep growing.

This Institute, running out Mysore India, mind you,  (in Gokulam out of all places), has great yoga videos on how to build up to the drop backs.  Thanks to fellow yogi blogger Laurga, who tipped me off with this post.

Lew mentioned the bulletin board for ashtangis,  worth looking at.

And Anna pointed out a great resource indeed, Michael Stone website, specifically his podcasts

For more, including suggestions on where to practice in a few international cities, visit the USEFUL LINKS page.  Enjoy.

Have I forgotten something?  Do you see something missing?  what do you use?