You’re a yoga teacher, or you’re on the path to becoming one, and you’re ready to inquire deeply into the art and ethics of yoga teaching and business.
Here you’ll find the answers to all your questions about teaching yoga:
9 Questions To Ask Before You Host a Travelling Yoga Teacher
Hybrid Yoga Styles: Do They Enrich Yoga or Dilute It?
The Humbling Experience of Ditching Music While Teaching Yoga
The Ethics of Sharing Another Yoga Teacher’s Work
Are there Ethical Issues to Consider Before Teaching Family Members?
Matthew Remski: What Are We Really Doing in Asana? {Video Interview}
And many, many more…
You can navigate Teaching via the sub-categories below, or by the article grid under that. We’ve also included some videos related to Teaching down below.
May the resources you find here instil your teaching with integrity, courage and a deep love of questions.
With love,
Lucinda, Editor of The Yoga Lunchbox
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Teaching • Most Recent Articles
Journey to Wellbeing : How Yoga & Meditation helped me find the way
by Matt Calman, The Longest Day I regard it as a minor miracle I became a yogi. For as long as I can remember, in the four-decade-long pre-yoga phase of my life I was horribly inflexible, and unable to get within a foot of touching my toes. My main pastimes in my 20s included playing rugby and drinking beer with […]
Meeting Life As It Is: iRest Yoga Nidra & The Practice of Opposites
by Una Hubbard, Meditation and Yoga with Una I used to be a perfectionist living life in black and white, ‘either/or’. My understanding of the depression I experienced, for instance, was to find a way to be happy. If sad, be happy. I mean, simple really. I also had a real beef with anger. And that beef was simply this: I […]
The Teachers Contract
by Donna Farhi, Beyond Methods: Yoga as Self-Inquiry Relationships with yoga students can take many forms: from a clear cut and dried professional boundary between teacher and student that has never extended beyond the perimeters of time spent together in a class, intensive, retreat or teacher training; to the less distinct delineation that happens when a student also happens to […]
Vedanta: Why This Ancient Yogic Philosophy is Relevant in Modern Times
by Swami Karma Karuna, Anahata Yoga Retreat The term ‘Vedanta’, or ancient texts such as the Upanishads, may ring a bell, but for many, they are shrouded in mystery, scholastic views or firmly wedged in history. Perhaps one wonders how these ancient philosophies relevant to the modern-day yogi, engaged in holding a Warrior II Pose? According to Vedanta, anything that […]
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