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Search Results for: yoga teacher training

Broken Warriors – reaching out to prisoners with yoga

January 2, 2010 by Guest Author 3 Comments

by guest author Adhyatma, Yoga Education in Prisons Trust I first came across the idea of teaching Yoga to prison inmates when I was staying in an ashram in the northern parts of Bihar, India. I had traveled there without much prior knowledge of why I was really going there, what I was in for, or how it had even happened so easily, and so quickly in my life. But it had! I had been attending some Yoga classes in Mt Eden, Auckland for a couple of years with a Satyananda yoga teacher before I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Teaching Insights Tagged With: dharma, prison, prisoners, satyananda, seva, yoga in prisons trust

The Benefits of Teaching Yoga

August 11, 2009 by Guest Author 1 Comment

by Guest Author Swami Nishchalananda, who established Mandala Yoga Ashram in 1986. As students and practitioners of Yoga we are all well aware of the benefits Yoga can have on all levels of our being. Teaching Yoga can be a way of passing on to others what we have received. Teaching Yoga gives us an opportunity to serve others, enabling us to really be of help to others in improving the quality of their lives. Remember that service (Sanskrit, seva) is an essential aspect of Yoga … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Teaching Insights Tagged With: satyananda

How to use yoga to help you be a better parent

June 1, 2009 by Guest Author Leave a Comment

Yoga is 'union' and there is no greater path to union than that of the relationship between parent and child - and a parent's relationship with themselves. by guest author Amanda Reid of Samadhi Yoga Where else do you have the challenge and opportunity to be your most mindful at each moment? Where your every communication has the potential to create conflict or upliftment?   Children respond either consciously or unconsciously to each moment and can make us painfully aware of our gaps … [Read more...]

Filed Under: How Yoga Helped Me, Yoga & Parenting Tagged With: child, parenting

How to introduce your children to yoga

May 6, 2009 by Guest Author 1 Comment

The power of yoga to improve the quality of life for our children is an untapped resource. by guest author Amanda Reid of Samadhi Yoga Although yoga has enjoyed popularity with adults for many years, it is only recently that we have come to understand how helpful it can be for children in their formative years, increasing their self-awareness, building their self-esteem, and strengthening their bodies - truly a welcomed oasis in a culture that offers little in the way of mindful yet … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Physical Practices, The Foundations Tagged With: child, playing

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Breaking down my self-made prison through truth

April 24, 2012 by Seka Ojdrovic-Phillips 12 Comments

Ana Forrest Yoga Teacher Trainees

by guest author Seka Ojdrovic-Phillips The practice brought me to Denver for 27 days of karmic hell and dharmic euphoria. The practice reincarnated 28 years of emotional bullshit compost into rich spiritual soil. The practice destroyed the facade of "reality" in terms of conditioning and societal truths. I died in the practice. The practice brought me back to life. I realized this all at about 5:30 in the morning on Week Two of my Forrest Yoga Teacher Training. It was finger-numbingly … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Living Your Yoga, Teacher Training Tagged With: death, dharma, Forrest Yoga, meditation, Seka Ojdrovic, Truth Speaking

The Gratitude Project – a week of practices to manifest your dreams

January 22, 2024 by Guest Author Leave a Comment

By Joleen Lunjew, of Asia Pacific Yoga Gratitude. What a simple practice. Yet, so powerful.  My partner Steve and I have always practiced gratitude. If you’ve been on one of Asia Pacific Yoga Teacher Trainings or dinners with us, you know that we’ll always practice ‘joyasana’ before eating – our way of saying thank you for our meal and all the things that we are grateful for.  I recently came across a book The Magic by Rhonda Byrne (author of The Secret) at a book fair at our … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: gratitude, Teacher training

Awakening Arts

200-hour Terra Soma™ Yoga Teacher Training - with Juliette McConachy, Jane Hardcastle, Carlos Pomeda and Mei Lai Swan Yoga as an act of revolution. Awakening Arts is known for its unique integration of somatic-psychology and ecopsychology with traditional tantric insight and practice.  Awakening Arts 200-hour Training provides; In-depth, accurate teachings on the history, philosophy and insight of the yoga tradition. Experiential study of the various methodologies of … [Read more...]

‘Tuning In’ with Karla Brodie

October 9, 2020 by Cara Butler Leave a Comment

By Cara Butler, An interview with Karla Brodie Karla is a teacher worth getting to know. Talking with Karla gives you the sense that she deeply considers her thoughts, her words, her decisions and actions. An example of how to really 'live' yoga in the everyday world. This capacity she demonstrates is undoubtedly born out of the deeply internal experience she has explored, and also taught, for over 20 years. I begin with the final question I asked, as I found her answer particularly … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Teacher Interviews, Teaching Insights, Yoga & Community Tagged With: donna farhi, Hauora Yoga Conference, Karla Brodie, Vital Organs, yoga

Creating Calm in Changing Times with Ayurveda

June 2, 2020 by Guest Author Leave a Comment

by Amy Massey, Somama Yoga and Ayurveda As we re-emerge from lockdown, we are stepping out into the midst of changing times. The seasonal change is upon us as autumn transitions into winter and we are all navigating impacts of coronavirus in our lives and worldwide. Ayurvedic wisdom brings us back to balance with tips to soothe and strengthen body, mind, heart and soul. Ayurveda (ayur meaning life, veda meaning knowledge) gives us a map of qualities that exist within us and in the world … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Yoga & Ayurveda Tagged With: Autumn, Ayurveda, chai, lockdown, vata, winter

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