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.
This introduction to the original language of yoga is designed to help yoga instructors use Sanskrit terminology in their classes and acquire new insights into the theory and practice of yoga.
This introduction to the original language of yoga is designed to help yoga instructors use Sanskrit terminology in their classes and acquire new insights into the theory and practice of yoga.
For yoga teachers who want to learn a simple, systematic approach to sharing your personal insights about yoga philosophy with your students.
For yoga teachers who want to learn a simple, systematic approach to sharing your personal insights about yoga philosophy with your students.
For yoga teachers who want to deepen their connection to their students - especially when teaching online classes!
For yoga teachers who want to deepen their connection to their students - especially when teaching online classes!
A deep dive into the Yoga-sutras and the Bhagavad-gita. Learn more about essential concepts, Sanskrit terminology, and categories of knowledge as revealed in the original wisdom texts of the Vedic yoga tradition.
A deep dive into the Yoga-sutras and the Bhagavad-gita. Learn more about essential concepts, Sanskrit terminology, and categories of knowledge as revealed in the original wisdom texts of the Vedic yoga tradition.
Ready to take your practice to the next level? Discover the timeless wisdom of the Yoga Sutras and how their core practices of austerity, study, and devotion can transform your yoga practice and life.
In this workshop, we’ll unpack these foundational teachings through Sanskrit translations and traditional commentaries, offering you practical tools for deeper connection and growth—on and off the mat.
This workshop is designed to help you confidently deliver short, impactful Dharma Talks that resonate with your students and keep them coming back—not just for the movement, but for the meaning.
Join me for an immersive weekend workshop exploring the foundational principles of yoga’s ethical guidelines—the Yamas and Niyamas. Open to the public, this weekend is an elective in Radiance Yoga's 300-Hour Teacher Training, offering 20 CEUs (18 contact hours, 2 non-contact hours).
This comprehensive series delves into their relevance for daily life and yoga practice, offering valuable insights for both teachers and practitioners.
You'll also explore key teachings from the Yoga Sutras and Bhagavad Gita, learning how these texts guide personal growth and ethical conduct.
