My Yoga Intensive: Unanswered Questions of Yogi (ni) s

“As when the mantra sinks in Yoga’s ear,
Its message enters stirring the blind brain
And keeps in the dim ignorant cells its sound;
The hearer understands a form of words
And, musing on the index thought it holds,
He strives to read it with the labouring mind”

03 students per class / batch

07 days
Rishikesh / Haridwar India

SG MeditatingELIGIBILITY
• New Yoga teachers with 100 / 200 / 300 / 400 / 500 hours trainings, or
• Directors of Yoga schools, or
• Degree holders in Yoga / meditation

ML - bust sariOVERVIEW
Various international training programmes for Yoga teaching try packing a lot of physical asanas and postures in a month-long hectic schedule. There aren’t sufficient opportunities to inquire. Examples of unanswered questions –

  • Why do holies wear yellow / orange (but not others, say blue) colours? TK MF in Sari Jan 2019 - 1 - edited
  • What is special about the number (e.g. in a mala) 108?
  • How can I improve my / others’ lives with Yoga?

This innovative intensive inquiry-based programme accepts only three students per class or batch. Answers for each individual are discovered interacting with – self-inquiry, peers, and guide.

EK with sarve bhavantu

Group sessions are held 3 times a day for – Surya Namaskar, Guided Mind Imagery Meditation, and AZIMVTH Tratak Sadhana.

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

  • Consolidation of past learnings
  • Build new Yoga ‘tool-kit’
  • New plan for future

RECENT PARTICIPANTS

  • “Within hours of arriving in India, I accompanied Tarun Kumar for a group audience / BS sari straighttalk with HH Dalai Lama! Very great learning experience – mentally, physically and spiritually.”William S. Brown, BA, School of Cinematic Arts, University of Southern California. Hollywood, USA.
  • “I liked to learn the Sun Salutation, chanting, playing conch, etc. that I really learned something new. I will recommend it.”Madlaina Fontana, Kundalini Yoga Teacher, MA in Art Teaching, Switzerland.
  • “I liked the consistency – time and space for learning.”Paris Kirby, BFA, casual lecturer at Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design, University in Auckland, New Zealand.
  • “This (stay at AZIMVTH) has been a profound period of growth both artistically and spiritually. You’re incredibly knowledgeable! I’ve been travelling around the world for 6 months and this has been the highlight!”Brett Goldstein, BA, Cognitive Science & Psychology, High Honors. University of California, Berkeley, Ex Google manager, USA.

DETOX

  • Vegan, gluten-free meals
  • Hand-made cloth, plastic-free products used in rooms
  • Avoid batteries – wrist-watches, computers, etc.

FEATURES

  • En-suite room
  • Studio
  • 3 meals, 2 herbal tea + snacks
  • Daily small basket of fresh flowers
  • Towels, bedding
  • Laundry
  • Accurate chanting of mantras
  • Ayurveda doctor visit
  • Astrology consultation

FACILITIES

  • Act as a teacher
  • Video recordings & analysis
  • Enhanced identity creation

APPLY
One may express an interest to participate by sending an email (AZIMVTH at gmail dot com) asking 3 questions and mentioning the week of interest. Alternatively, one may complete and submit the online application form given below. If accepted, then an acceptance-letter will be sent to an applicant. No payment should be made before receiving an acceptance-letter.

 

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https://azimvth.org/2019/06/03/the-yoga-of-no-moon-night/