Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mysore Yoga Traditions Documentary
Directed by Andrew Eppler @andrew_eppler_yoga
At the heart of yoga is a living lineage, a transmission passed from teacher to student, shaped by devotion, inquiry, and the evolution of knowledge over time.
This documentary returns to that source.
Filmed in Mysore, it brings together the voices of elders, scholars, and long-time practitioners who carry firsthand insight into the teachings of Krishnamacharya, B. K. S. Iyengar, Indra Devi, and T. K. V. Desikachar. Their stories reveal how practice was understood, how innovation emerged, and how yoga was always meant to serve the transformation of consciousness.
You’ll hear reflections on vinyasa as a science, on the freedom teachers once had to adapt and refine postures, and on the deeper purpose of yoga as a path toward clarity, self-correction, and spiritual experience.
Yoga, in its essence, is not physical exercise.
It is a method for refining attention, awakening inner strength, and remembering that every soul has equal access to knowledge and liberation.
This film is an invitation to honor where our practice comes from, and to reconnect with the spirit that has guided students for generations.
Now available on Omstars.
Get started here: yoga.omstars.com/partner-program-kino-macgregor
Follow @KinoYoga on Instagram for inspiration!
Kino MacGregor is a yoga teacher, best-selling author, co-founder of Miami Life Center and Omstars, a leading online yoga platform. She has practiced yoga for over 25 years and meditation for over 20. she is one of only a few students to begin the challenging Fifth Series of Ashtanga Yoga and receive the Certification to teach from its founder K. Pattabhi Jois in Mysore, India.
Mysore Yoga Traditions Documentary
Directed by Andrew Eppler @andrew_eppler_yoga
At the heart of yoga is a living lineage, a transmission passed from teacher to student, shaped by devotion, inquiry, and the evolution of knowledge over time.
This documentary returns to that source.
Filmed in Mysore, it brings together the voices of elders, scholars, and long-time practitioners who carry firsthand insight into the teachings of Krishnamacharya, B. K. S. Iyengar, Indra Devi, and T. K. V. Desikachar. Their stories reveal how practice was understood, how innovation emerged, and how yoga was always meant to serve the transformation of consciousness.
You’ll hear reflections on vinyasa as a science, on the freedom teachers once had to adapt and refine postures, and on the deeper purpose of yoga as a path toward clarity, self-correction, and spiritual experience.
Yoga, in its essence, is not physical exercise.
It is a method for refining attention, awakening inner strength, and remembering that every soul has equal access to knowledge and liberation.
This film is an invitation to honor where our practice comes from, and to reconnect with the spirit that has guided students for generations.
Now available on Omstars.
Get started here: yoga.omstars.com/partner-program-kino-macgregor
Follow @KinoYoga on Instagram for inspiration!
Kino MacGregor is a yoga teacher, best-selling author, co-founder of Miami Life Center and Omstars, a leading online yoga platform. She has practiced yoga for over 25 years and meditation for over 20. she is one of only a few students to begin the challenging Fifth Series of Ashtanga Yoga and receive the Certification to teach from its founder K. Pattabhi Jois in Mysore, India.
