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Richard Hittleman
Richard Hittleman was an American Yoga teacher and author who taught Hatha and Raja Yoga through one of the first Yoga television series, ''Yoga for Health''.〔Joe Hyams, “Hittleman’s Taking Yoga to the Ladies,” The Washington Post, August 2, 1961.〕
==Early life==
Richard Lowell Hittleman was born at New York on 7 March 1927,〔http://vitals.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ca/death/search.cgi〕 the son of Hittleman and Fillet. Hittleman was a student of the Indian spiritual master, Ramana Maharshi, along with Dr Paul Brunton, in the late 1940s and regarded Maharshi as his guru. He also had an interest in Zen Buddhism, and Buddhism generally. He is said to have been working with his daughter on a re-interpretation of the Tibetan Book of the Dead at the time of his death from prostate cancer. Richard Hittleman's chief teaching was that ultimately all is only divine SELF (''atman'') - the blissful mind of God - and that this divine Selfhood was present in all people, to be realized through meditation and other Yoga techniques. Hittleman wrote: "'Self' is another word for 'God'. This is the God who is the Absolute, immutable, without qualities, pure Awareness, without beginning or end." (Richard Hittleman, ''Yoga for Health'', Ballantine Wellspring, New York, 1983, p. 185). Hittleman further comments on the nature of the Self:
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