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Feb 15 - 24 Module -1
200h Akhila Yoga Teacher Training program Yoga Studio "Дыши" Moscow Russia Запись по телефону студии: +7 (499) 110 98 32 rhttps://www.face |
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The Program begins WHEN YOU ARE READY
200h Akhila Yoga Teacher Training Apprenticeship program Contact: Ruslankleytman@gmail.com |
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Akhila Yoga Teacher Training
Yoga was designed to be a living system that grows on a foundation of simple principles. Most modern students of yoga come to the practice through a specific lineage that was often designed during a unique era and for a certain group of people, with limiting approaches (just meditation, phisical practice or kundalini awakening). For instance, Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga was designed for young Indian men. Because of this, the practice of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga is very useful for health yang athletic people, and for others, it is unapproachable because of the presence of an injury, weakness, tightness or age related conditions. Another example, Iyengar Yoga was designed for people with injuries or other challenges, and while accessible to most people, may not have the dynamic qualities that a more active practitioner desires. Many of modern styles solely focusing on physical practice, excluding internal practices (meditation, Pranayama) and yogic life style teachings. There are so many ‘styles’ today – each declaring their way is the ‘right way’. We have found it is easy for students to become confused, and go from style to style seeking insight, and often learning contradictory information. This leads to frustration and stagnation in the growth.
Akhila Yoga method is a systematic approach to spiritual evolution based on the key principles of classical yoga. This method embraces a holistic approach to yoga, working on development of all levels of being; physical, energetic, emotional, intellectual and spiritual. We recognizes yoga practice as a method of liberation and Self-realization, and empower students with a harmonious, balanced practice aimed at creating the most fertile environment for spiritual evolution.
Akhila YOGA encourages:
Akhila Yoga is an open, organic, ever changing, adaptive, scientific method rooted in Vedic tradion and Wisdom. All facets of practice are explored to create a holistic experience. All classical arsenal of asanas (poses), pranayamas (breath-energy work), mudras (hands, feet and body positions), bandhas (energetic locks) and meditation techniques (sense withdrawal, concentration, absorption…) are used to create a complex web of influences on conciseness to facilitate psychic – emotional state conducive to spiritual development. From class to class practice might change from dynamic to slow-meditative, strength oriented to fluid, playful to focused. Our daily goals in practice change depending on a time of day, season, mental and physical state… etc. - so does the practice. One thing in this Universe is certain – it is CHANGE. And to surf the current of life we need to change alongside with it. The lifetime study of Akhila Yoga will continue to provide tools for growth, insight and opportunity for continuous improvement in spiritual evolution , personal and teaching practice. Akhila Yoga System is:
Graduates of our programs maintain an open and curious mind, and are able to have an efficient operating system upon which to rest the application of various yoga styles. This allows you to approach yoga with ease, curiosity and playful creativity laid upon a strong understanding of foundational blocks of yoga and it’s tradition. This simple operating system provides a perfect foundation to further exploration and study of yoga, martial arts and dance.
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