Explore the origins of yoga philosophy, the relationship of Yoga to Sankhya and Vedanta, the interdependence of faith and knowledge, the key elements of yoga psychology, and the essential tension between traditional yoga and modern culture.
Hari-kirtana das will describe six core values of yoga and demonstrate how we can translate those values into clearly defined strategies for social engagement. Participants will gain knowledge of how universal principles of spiritual activism work, how we can imbue our activism with spiritual power, and how to maintain our equilibrium in a challenging socio-political environment.
Hari-kirtana das will describe six core values of yoga and demonstrate how we can translate those values into clearly defined strategies for social engagement. Participants will gain knowledge of how universal principles of spiritual activism work, how we can imbue our activism with spiritual power, and how to maintain our equilibrium in a challenging socio-political environment.
This is a short course in Vedic Yoga Philosophy It can be taken as part of Embrace DC’s complete Advanced Yoga Teacher Training program or as an independent weekend intensive that can count towards a […]
This is a short course in Vedic Yoga Philosophy It can be taken as part of Embrace DC’s complete Advanced Yoga Teacher Training program or as an independent weekend intensive that can count towards a […]
Accessing the power and benefits of meditation is often easier when the practitioner has a guide. Yoga Nidra, mystic slumber, is a form of guided meditation that saturates the sub-conscious mind with powerful, transformative messages. […]
Accessing the power and benefits of meditation is often easier when the practitioner has a guide. Yoga Nidra, mystic slumber, is a form of guided meditation that saturates the sub-conscious mind with powerful, transformative messages. […]
Participants will learn how different approaches to yoga offer different conceptions of relationships, practices, and the ultimate goal of yoga.
Participants will learn how different approaches to yoga offer different conceptions of relationships, practices, and the ultimate goal of yoga.
Participants will also learn how to pronounce the names of the asanas, chant mantras – mystical phrases of the Upanishads, read sutras – codified transmissions such as those in the Yoga-sutras of Patanjali, and recite slokas – narrative compositions such as the poetic verses of the Bhagavad-gita.
Participants will also learn how to pronounce the names of the asanas, chant mantras – mystical phrases of the Upanishads, read sutras – codified transmissions such as those in the Yoga-sutras of Patanjali, and recite slokas – narrative compositions such as the poetic verses of the Bhagavad-gita.
Yoga teachers: you'll learn how to find your favorite melodies on the harmonium, play simple two-note chord sequences that create deep and full sounds, and inspire your students to enthusiastically participate in call-and-response chanting.
