FlowJam Universal Healing Arts festival is a 3 day experience that fuses healing vibes, music, dance and stimulating arts on a private farm at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains, just an hour outside […]
FlowJam Universal Healing Arts festival is a 3 day experience that fuses healing vibes, music, dance and stimulating arts on a private farm at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains, just an hour outside […]
An introduction to the original language of yoga for yoga teachers who want to learn how to read and pronounce transliterated Sanskrit, teach mantra meditation, chant Sanskrit sutras and verses, and understand how the meaning of Sanskrit words helps to illuminate the philosophy of yoga.
An introduction to the original language of yoga for yoga teachers who want to learn how to read and pronounce transliterated Sanskrit, teach mantra meditation, chant Sanskrit sutras and verses, and understand how the meaning of Sanskrit words helps to illuminate the philosophy of yoga.
This workshop is for yoga teachers who are reluctant to use Sanskrit in their classes and workshops because they're afraid that they will get tongue-tied as they mispronounce the words and don't have a firm grasp on their meanings.
This workshop is for yoga teachers who are reluctant to use Sanskrit in their classes and workshops because they're afraid that they will get tongue-tied as they mispronounce the words and don't have a firm grasp on their meanings.
This Bhagavad-gita workshop combines lecture, discussion, and experiential learning exercises to illuminate the teachings of this foremost of ancient yoga wisdom texts. Suitable for both yoga teachers who want to integrate the wisdom of the yoga tradition into their classes and serious yoga students who want to deepen their understanding of the philosophical foundations of their physical practice.
This Bhagavad-gita workshop combines lecture, discussion, and experiential learning exercises to illuminate the teachings of this foremost of ancient yoga wisdom texts. Suitable for both yoga teachers who want to integrate the wisdom of the yoga tradition into their classes and serious yoga students who want to deepen their understanding of the philosophical foundations of their physical practice.
Through lecture, discussion, and experiential learning, you’ll learn how to read and pronounce transliterated Sanskrit, how to teach mantra meditation, how to chant Sanskrit sutras and verses with simple meters, and how understanding the meaning of Sanskrit words helps to illuminate the philosophy of yoga.
Through lecture, discussion, and experiential learning, you’ll learn how to read and pronounce transliterated Sanskrit, how to teach mantra meditation, how to chant Sanskrit sutras and verses with simple meters, and how understanding the meaning of Sanskrit words helps to illuminate the philosophy of yoga.
Participants will gain a frame of reference for recognizing different schools of yoga philosophy, learn techniques for accessing the essential messages of classical yoga wisdom texts, and have the opportunity to consider whether the traditional ideas of yoga philosophy are still relevant to life in the 21st century.
Participants will gain a frame of reference for recognizing different schools of yoga philosophy, learn techniques for accessing the essential messages of classical yoga wisdom texts, and have the opportunity to consider whether the traditional ideas of yoga philosophy are still relevant to life in the 21st century.
