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...tifying bodies.Due to time constraints, family commitments, and working a full time job -Yoga teachers often find Yoga teacher training correspondence courses to be a convenient way to expand on their existing knowledge of Yoga.Now, let’s take a close look at options for specialization in the Yoga teaching profession.Hot Yoga: Obviousl...more Who Would Take an Online Yoga Instructor’s Course and Certification Program? ...cently, many traditional Yoga teachers did not have a formal certification, or diploma, “to hang on the wall.”Independent study requires a lot of discipline to follow assignments through. A Hatha Yoga certification home study course is not something a novice would pick up and easily grasp. The many aspects of mantras, chakras, mudras, bandhas, doshas, Yamas, and...more How to Teach Yoga in the Corporate Marketplace, Part 2 .... To state: “I teach Yoga classes,” is not enough of an explanation - if the person you talk to has a mental picture of Yoga as just a bunch of pretzel poses, displayed by show-offs.Your letters, to local companies, should be as long as needed, but you should also mention the benefits of having a corporate Yoga program in the first paragraph or two. The decision maker, who reads your letter, ...more Yoga Stress Relief ... you name it, we got it. Yet with all these labor saving devices, instead of our lives getting any easier, it seems to have gotten more complicated. We no longer have the simple disconnect from work that we once had. There are even people that take their cell phone to the beach and conduct business deals while soaking up the rays. Is it any wonder that we ar...more Universal Principles of Yoga: The Law of Karma ...eyond. In contemporary terms we say, “What goes around; comes around.” Does this seem like a law that is specific to a certain religion?Some would say, “Yes,” but this is a universal Yogic principle within all religions. There is no religion which has exclusive rights to the law of karma, but all religions address karma, in principle, even...more |
