Singapore
Wildlotus weekend (Singapore)
With Patrick Creelman
Friday, 15 December, 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Saturday, 16 December, 10:30am - 1:00pm
Sunday, 17 December, 10:30am - 1:00pm
A celebration of Intermediate/Advanced Anusara-inspired yoga classes. Arm balances and backbends will ignite your inner fire, while twists, forward bends and inversions will lead you into deep meditation.
Website:
http://www.pure-yoga.com |
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Yoga Sutras with Swami Nityamuktananda Saraswati
Oasis Holistic, Singapore
10 to 14 January 2007
Everyone wants to be happy ... yet we are unhappy. All our interaction with the world seems in relation to these two poles, both depend on our state of mind. What is it? How does it work? Special focus will be on the path of Ashtanga Yoga and its goal of "Kaivalya". What does it mean?For more details please visit
http://www.oasisholistic.com |
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Iyengar Yoga Intensive with Peter Thomson
Oasis Holistic, Singapore
13 to 17 Jan 2007
The Iyengar Yoga Intensive Workshop works to build some foundation in students from which they can derive their own understanding. Peter's approach is process-based rather than prescriptive and is built off the establishment of clear perceptual foundations. For more details please visit
http://www.oasisholistic.com |
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Riding the Vinyasa Wave with Shiva Rea: Inspiration + Change
Tuesday 19 December 2006: 10.00am - 1.00pm
Life is change. As an open system, the practice of vinyasa flow yoga gives you tools for navigating the tides of life with grace power, confidence, and adventure. Experience the latest evolution of vinyasa, dynamic asana, creative flows, integrated pranayama as a moving meditation that will tune and tone you from the inside out.
Website:
http://www.comoshambhala.biz |
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Yoga & Sound with Ramanand Patel and Mukesh Desai
Friday 5 January 2007: 6.30pm-8.30pm
Saturday 6 January 2007: 11am-1pm/2.00pm-4.00pm
Sunday 7 January 2007: 11am-1pm/2.00pm-4.00pm
Website:
http://www.comoshambhala.biz |
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Thailand
ANUSARA YOGA workshop in Bangkok with Jonas Westring
January 5th to January 7th 2007
Jonas Westring is a certified Anusara yoga teacher and returns to Yoga Elements Studio Bangkok for the 3rd year to share more amazing yoga offerings from the Anusara system of "Universal Principles of Alignment". Anusara Yoga is now one of the fastest growing yoga systems in the world. Elegant, educational, fun, and highly therapeutic, Anusara yoga takes the premise that spiritual awakening is an ever-expanding process of recognizing that our true nature is already perfect, full, and lacking nothing. To reserve your space contact www.yogaelements.com or +662 655 5671 1,000 baht per session or 4,000 baht for the weekend. |
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Women's Yoga Weekend: Celebrating the Goddess at The Yoga Studio; Chiang Mai, Thailand with Sara Avant Stover, RYT 500
January 13-14
This weekend workshop will combine Anusara-Inspired Yoga, Yin Yoga, Insight Meditation, chanting and philosophy to inquire into the feminine path of yoga. Participants will learn to plalyfully and intuitively integrate breath, yoga posture, and heart feeling to strengthen the body, release constricting emotions, and ground the whole being in happiness. This is a time to deeply care for and nurture ourselves as women —physically, spiritually, emotionally, and mentally—and to begin or further develop a yoga practice we can take home and out into the world. For more information, please visit www.fourmermaids.com or www.yoga-chiangmai.com. |
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Malaysia
Yin Yoga Teacher Training
26 - 28 January 2007 (Friday-Sunday) – in English
29 – 31 January 2007 (Monday – Wednesday) – in Chinese
Yogazone KL
Block L-1-16 Plaza Damas, Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 603-6203 2468; www.yogazone.com.my
Yin Yoga is the relaxed practice of floor postures for three to five minutes at a time. It is the ideal complement to more muscular or “Yang” forms of Yoga. A Yin practice emphasizes the connective tissues of the hips, thighs, pelvis and lower spine. In this way it prepares the body and the mind for longer meditation practices. By drawing the student’s awareness away from the muscles and deeper into the bones a deep level of relaxed focus is achieved.
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