Weekend workshop 29th –30th of September
Tantra and Hatha yoga are deeply connected to each other by their roots. Ha-‐Tha are
powerful practices that allows us to bring together two opposite energies into a symbiotic relationship for clarity and transformation. The word Tantra comes from Sanskrit, its root tan means to expand, and the word tantra means to weave, or loom together.
There are several important aspects to a Tantric practice. These include Deva, Mantra,
Mudra, Prana, and Nyasa. As we are connecting all the elements of a Tantric Hatha practice, we’ll also include a dynamic alignment based Asana sequence that will allow us to flow from one practice to the next.
Initially, we’ll look at the above mentioned practices on their own, and as the workshop
evolves we’ll begin to incorporate these practices into one flowing practice. In this
incorporative practice, we’ll have the opportunity to experience the profound connection between Hatha and Tantra.
About Michael:
Michael J. Stewart is a Hatha Yoga teacher with a varied background. Michael’s Yoga
journey has taken him from the Jivamukti studio in New York City to study with Iyengar
teachers Sharat Arora and Rajiv Chenchani in India. He has also studied with Sri Dharma
Mittra,and is currently studying Rajanaka Yoga with Dr. Douglas Brooks. Michael is also
deeply moved by the the practice of mantras and kirtan. This allows him the opportunity to
combine his love for African music and his connection to traditional Sanskrit mantras.
His teaching is inspired by the spirituality of Swami Sivananda and the deep insight of
Patanjali. He is also known internationally as a Movement facilitator, African Drumming
teacher, Choreographer and Theatre director
Saturday
8:00- 8:30 – Introductions
8:30-10:30 – Surya Namaskar, Mudras, Mantras, Pranayama w/ Bandas
11:30-13.00 – Overview of Tantra History and Philosophy
17:00-19:30 – Tantric Hatha Flow: Incorporative practice, including all the elements of Asana, Pranayama, Mantras, Mudras, Bandas
Sunday
8:30-10:30 – Surya Namaskar, Mudras, Mantras, Pranayama w/ Bandas
10:30- 12:00 – Brunch break
12:30-15:00 – Tantric Hatha Flow: Incorporative practice, including all the elements of Asana, Pranayama, Mantras, Mudras, Bandas
17:00-18:30 – Kirtan is a Bhakti practice using the voice in praise of the divine in our hearts. We will chant Sanskrit mantras accompanied by traditional African rhythms creating a truly ecstatic experience of bliss.
Price: 1800:-
Enrol latest 24/9 here
10% discount if booked by Sept 15
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