Venue | Bayfield, Ontario, Canada

The limitless human potential is often deeply hidden within us, not just beneath our psyche, but also within the layers of conscious and unconscious patterning. Unlocking them to fully manifest into our lives is a key aspect of personal growth and spiritual development. This process requires sustained effort and the practice of powerful tools, under careful guidance and supervision. The role of Mudra-s & Bandha-s can serve as a vital instrument in this process of personal evolution. Mudra-s are very intricate tools of Yoga, that harness the fire within us to help nourish the inherent seeds of our capabilities. They are discussed extensively in classical texts such as Hathayogapradipika & Siva Samhita, as well as modern classics such as Yoga Makaranda of T Krishnamacharya.

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Venue | Barcelona, Spain

El potencial humano es ilimitado y está oculto en las profundidades de nuestro ser, no solamente en nuestra psique, sino también en las capas de patrones conscientes e inconscientes. Desbloquear este potencial para que pueda manifestarse en toda su plenitud en nuestras vidas es una clave importante en el camino de crecimiento personal y espiritual. Es un proceso que requiere por un lado un esfuerzo constante y, por otro, la práctica de herramientas poderosas, siempre bajo una supervisión cuidadosa. Los mudra-s y bandha-s son instrumentos vitales en el proceso de evolución personal. Mudra-s son herramientas complejas del Yoga que emplean nuestro fuego interno con el fin de ayudar a nutrir las semillas inherentes de nuestras capacidades.

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Venue | London, UK. 

Yoga, an ancient philosophy and practice that originated in India, has been a system of health and well-being for thousands of years. Its rich approach combined with its simplicity in implementation has sustained its role in nourishing people for generations. One of the key advantages of a system like Yoga is that it views the human system as a holistic entity and hence approaches health and well being too from this perspective. This is why it offers so many tools in the healing process that address the holistic human system. Though Yoga is today associated mostly with postures, it is just one of the many tools that yoga has to offer. Some of the most profound tools in Yoga include conscious breathing regulation, meditation, life-style changes, visualizations, use of vocal sounds and food specifications among many others. This makes the healing process very comprehensive and extremely specific to the individual. 

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Venue | Balance Yoga, Frankfurt

This enriching seminar will explore the most important Mudra-s in detail, presenting the core principles and frameworks within which they must be understood and practiced. The program will deal with presenting pre-requisites for the practice of each Mudra, the technical nuances of their practice, benefits and contraindications.

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Venue | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

The role of Mudra-s & Bandha-s can serve as a vital instrument in this process of personal and spiritual evolution. Mudra-s are very intricate tools of Yoga, that harness the fire within us to help nourish the inherent seeds of our capabilities. They are discussed extensively in classical texts such as Hathayogapradipika & Siva Samhita, as well as modern classics such as Yoga Makaranda of T Krishnamacharya.

This enriching seminar will explore the most important Mudra-s in detail, presenting the core principles and frameworks within which they must be understood and practiced. The program will deal with presenting pre-requisites for the practice of each Mudra, the technical nuances of their practice, benefits, and contraindications.

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Venue | Jakarta, Indonesia

Yoga, an ancient philosophy and practice that originated in India, has been a system of health and well-being for thousands of years. Its rich approach combined with its simplicity in implementation has sustained its role in nourishing people for generations. 

One of the key advantages of a system like Yoga is that it views the human system as a holistic entity and hence approaches health and well being too from this perspective. This is why it offers so many tools in the healing process that address the holistic human system. 

Venue | Satya Moon Yoga, Wichita, Kansas, USA

From time immemorial, the primary quest in human endeavor has been to find freedom, and embrace the depths of spirituality that we are capable of. Whether it be an oriental approach or an occidental method, we are searching for valid indications how to start this profound and important journey.

Many spiritual traditions have evolved in the Indian subcontinent over the last three millennia, which embrace this topic, either as an intellectual enquiry, or as an experiential method of living and practice, or both. While some have disappeared into oblivion, others thrive still in the contemporary time in which we live.

Venue | Satya Moon Yoga, Wichita, Kansas, USA

The real power of Yoga lies in the ability to access, nourish and vitalize the concept of Prana. Prana, also called “vital-life-force, ” is the most subtle element of our human construct. This is the reason why many Yogins developed methods and tools to influence Prana in a positive way.

Venue | Santiago de Chile, Chile

Yoga, an ancient philosophy and practice that originated in India, has been a system of health and well-being for thousands of years. Its rich approach combined with its simplicity in implementation has sustained its role in nourishing people for generations. 

One of the key advantages of a system like Yoga is that it views the human system as a holistic entity and hence approaches health and well being too from this perspective. This is why it offers so many tools in the healing process that address the holistic human system. 

The Yogin-s understood the human body differently from how we perceive it today. Apart from understanding it as a complex physiological structure, the Yogin-s also realized that we are made up of an intricate subtle body. An important part of this subtle entity is the major energy centers known as Cakra-s, which are linked together through subtle channels called the Nadi-s. Each of these Cakra-s is associated with vital physiological and emotional functions. Hence the Yogin-s firmly believed that any imbalance in the Cakra-s could result in physiological and emotional illness and vice versa.

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Venue | San Sebastian, Spain

Pitta Prakopa is a term generally used to indicate the disturbance of Pitta, or the fire-based homour. An entire collection of illnesses ranging from skin disorders, heart conditions, metabolic disorders and many stress related conditions are attributed to this cause. The significance of this in the modern era is especially relevant as we are living in a very stress-dominant era. Pitta itself has five sub-types and each have a role to perform. 

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Venue | Düsseldorf, Germany

The Yogin-s understood the human body differently from how we perceive it today. Apart from understanding it as a complex physiological structure, the Yogin-s also realized that we are made up of an intricate subtle body. An important part of this subtle entity is the major energy centers known as Cakra-s, which are linked together through subtle channels called the Näòi-s. Each of these Cakra-s is associated with vital physiological and emotional functions. Hence the Yogin-s firmly believed that any imbalance in the Cakra-s could result in physiological and emotional illness and vice versa.

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Venue | Melbourne, Australia

All the Vedic schools of philosophy especially Samkhya, Yoga and Ayurveda view the world and the whole universe as an integrated entity made up of five fundamental elements that are called “pañca bhuta-s”. From the Vedic point of view the five elements come alive and manifest in various forms when linked to consciousness through the phenomenon called Prana. Our body from the time of conception onwards is made up of the five elements and is subject to these elemental energetic principles throughout our lives. It is important to understand that the old schools of healing such as Yoga and Ayurveda understood our existence based on prana and the five elements which in turn influence the make up of our constitution (dosa) and the functioning of our energy centres (cakra-s). Therefore not only all of our physique but also our behavior through our actions emotions speech and thoughts as well as our relationship with our environment is closely connected to these principles.

This inspiring and practical semianr will focus on exploring the five elements in the context of Yoga, and how to apply them in yoga practice, for ourselves or our students. 

Venue | Raumati Beach, NZ

The limitless human potential is often deeply hidden within us, not just beneath our psyche, but also within the layers of conscious and unconscious patterning. Unlocking them to fully manifest into our lives is a key aspect of personal growth and spiritual development. This process requires sustained effort and the practice of powerful tools, under careful guidance and supervision. The role of Mudra-s & Bandha-s can serve as a vital instrument in this process of personal evolution. Mudra-s are very intricate tools of Yoga, that harness the fire within us to help nourish the inherent seeds of our capabilities. They are discussed extensively in classical texts such as Hathayogapradipika & Siva Samhita, as well as modern classics such as Yoga Makaranda of T Krishnamacharya.

When appropriately practiced together with a sophisticated system of breath and visualization, Mudra-s & Bandha-s touch different layers of the human system and aid in our positive transformation. Owing to the great power it can harness, the Yogi-s showed great respect to these tools and only learnt and practiced under watchful guidance. They also understood and considered all the pre-requisites these tools required, before practicing themselves or teaching them to others. 

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Venue | Ontario, Canada

Contrary to the current trend, Yoga did not evolve merely as a fitness routine, but rather originated to help people maintain health, promote healing and aid them in their personal and spiritual evolution. It was not only a theoretical philosophy or an hourly practice, but rather a path of life through which students decreased suffering, identified their inherent potentials and evolved into the best version of themselves.

What is unique about traditional Yoga is that it views each of us in an individualized and unique manner, as no two humans are the same.

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Venue | Dixon, Illinois, USA

Yoga, an ancient philosophy and practice that originated in India, has been a system of health and well-being for thousands of years. Its rich approach combined with its simplicity in implementation has sustained its role in nourishing people for generations. 

One of the key advantages of a system like Yoga is that it views the human system as a holistic entity and hence approaches health and well being too from this perspective. This is why it offers so many tools in the healing process that address the holistic human system. 

Venue | Barcelona, Spain

The comprehension of our human system by the ancient oriental philosophies differ significantly from the way modern medical science perceives and understands the human body. These unique perceptions form the basis of the fundamental philosophical frameworks that originate from these ancient cultures.The philosophy of Yoga approaches the understanding of the human entity, as an inter-dependant layer of five dimensions, each influencing the other strongly. This apart, the role of the consciousness, the source of life is also strongly represented. Thus the human body is not only understood as a holistic and complex entity, but also addressed in a multifaceted approach, that brings together the manifest layers of human nature, with the un-manifest source of life..

Venue | Oslo, Norway

Kausthub Desikachar - son of TKV Desikachar and grandson to the modern yoga's father T. Krishnamacharya - is visiting Oslo for the first time, and that is giving us a wonderful chance to participate in an exclusive week-end workshop.

Dr. Kausthub Desikachar will give a lecture and a three-day courses on different aspects of yoga's therapeutic methods and advanced Yoga practices. 
 

Venue | Frankfurt, Germany

The real power of Yoga lies in the ability to access, nourish and vitalize the concept of Prana. Prana, also called “vital-life-force, ” is the most subtle element of our human construct. This is the reason why many Yogins developed methods and tools to influence Prana in a positive way.

Primary among these methods is Pranayama one of the most important tools in the practice and application of Yoga. 

Venue | London, UK

The Yogin-s understood the human body differently from how we perceive it today. Apart from understanding it as a complex physiological structure, the Yogin-s also realized that we are made up of an intricate subtle body. An important part of this subtle entity is the major energy centers known as Cakra-s, which are linked together through subtle channels called the Nadi-s. Each of these Cakra-s is associated with vital physiological and emotional functions. Hence the Yogin-s firmly believed that any imbalance in the Cakra-s could result in physiological and emotional illness and vice versa

Venue | Sydney Australia

Among the many tools that are used in Yoga and Yoga Therapy, Mantra-s hold a special place for the yogin-s of the past, as they are the means to reach the core within us. Mantra-s are subtle tools that engage our internal faculties, and influence change within us. The power of mantra-s has commanded great respect among yogi-s of the past, and is often considered one of the most important tools of Yoga Practices, especially in the domain of healing and spirituality. Among many of its inherent benefits is its ability to heal and aid in the therapeutic process in a variety of situations. Be it through its inherent power of vibration, or the positive feeling it brings to the practitioners, it is widely acclaimed throughout history that Mantra-s hold an integral place in the realm of healing. 

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The real power of Yoga lies in the ability to access, nourish and vitalize the concept of Prāṇa. Prāṇa also called “vital-life-force,” is the most subtle element of our human construct. It not only keeps us alive, but also influences our ability to perceive and react to our environment. It is also among the powerful phenomena that aids us in proceeding deeper in our spiritual journey. This is the reason why many Yogins developed methods and tools to influence Prāṇa in a positive way. 

Krishnamacharya’s Yoga tradition emphasizes the concept of self empowerment and personal expression in the journey of wellbeing, healing and transformation. This is mainly because each of us human beings are uniquely different, and also constantly changing all the time. And no one knows better about us, than ourselves. This becomes a key concept in the understanding and practice of yoga as a uniquely personal process.

Although Yoga Therapy is gaining worldwide recognition, very little is known today about how exactly the Yogi-s understood health and healing. An important point to remember is that Yoga’s holistic tools were based on traditional understanding of human body, and not based on modern medical science, which did not even exist at that time.