Showing posts with label Workshops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Workshops. Show all posts

Friday, December 11, 2015

A Place of Healing

A place of healing inside and out

Regardless of students backgrounds, cultures, ethnicity or age, feelings of great life transformation and changes are always reported during the 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training. From improvements in ones weight, skin, hair and nails to experiencing less muscular pain, stress and anxiety, an overall feeling of well being is often noticed during ones stay at the Ashram. Whether students have come in hope of healing various conditions or whether they feel physically, mentally and emotionally strong, the yogic lifestyle at Wise Living Yoga brings about changes that often cure these ailments and leave students feeling amazed and extremely happy with the many wonderful improvements that have naturally taken place. 




The holistic yoga approach at the Ashram ensures that every aspect of ones daily life is managed in order to bring about balance. This balance is cultivated and nutured by focusing on living a moral lifestyle and purifying ones mind to ensure that our daily activities, interpersonal and intrapersonal relationships are carried out with positive feelings and intentions. Traditional or Classical yoga emphasises the importance of a holistic yoga lifestyle, therefore following a vegan diet, performing systematic postures (Asanas), learning breathing (Pranayamas) and purification (Kriyas) techniques, repeating Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras and doing daily meditation all contribute towards a healthy and happy well being.

The Vegan Diet

At the Ashram, an all vegan diet is followed with fresh, organic produce, much of which is grown on and around the Ashram itself. There is strictly no sugar added to the food or as an optional condiment on the serving or dining table. Much care is taken to cook and prepare the food with very little oil, the taste however is by no means jeopardized as various spices and fresh herbs are perfectly blended with each dish to compliment the delicious flavors. Each meal is wisely planned to ensure that a correct balance in protein, carbohydrates, fats and fiber is lovingly served to each student. Although some students may have certain allergies, this vegan diet with its delicious Thai and Indian influence is not only suitable for all students but also aids in overcoming these various allergies and food sensitivities.





The spices and herbs themselves have many medicinal healing properties, which often helps in those suffering from inflammation, skin problems, cardiovascular diseases, poor blood circulation as well as mental issues such as concentration, anxiety, Insomnia and stress. The balanced meals are organic, high in fiber and water concentration, which helps many students overcome constipation. This experience can easily be identified as one of the most important and beneficial as it naturally detoxifies the body and mind, leaving the individual feeling light, more energetic and an overall improvement in bodily functions, aches and pains.







The low oil and salt content along with a diet that is rich in vitamins and minerals supports a steady weight. It prevents weight gain as it reduces water retention and naturally the food contains healthy calories. The vegan diet aids in vital organs being able to function at their optimal level as blood is purified and supplies these organs, muscles and nervous system with fresh oxygenated blood. Students often notice their nails and hair becoming shinier and healthier as well as various skin ailments clearing up. Students sometimes however experience a skin breakout due to the elimination of toxins through the skin but this often clears up once the toxins are expelled.

Students who arrive with addictions to sugar and coffee are quickly able to readjust to the herbal tea and sugarless diet. Within a couple of days, their cravings have disappeared and positive changes such as concentration, anxiety, sleep, energy levels as well as inflammation and acidity have all improved. The stimulating effects of these products, caffeine and sugar, interfere with the natural balance of the body and mind, therefore providing healthy alternatives such as herbal teas and natural fructose, the natural energy and functioning of ones being is restored.


 Pranayamas and Kriyas

The breathing exercises, of which there are nine, assist in the expansion of the lungs and opening up of the chest cavity allowing more room for organs in this region to function at their best. Larger lung capacity allows more oxygen to be absorbed into the blood stream, purifying and carrying fresh blood to the brain, central nervous system, organs and muscles while Carbon Dioxide is better eliminated from the body along with toxins that have found their way into ones blood stream.




Pranayamas directly influence ones bio- energy and helps to evenly distribute blocked/ built up energy throughout the body. These essential breathing techniques calm the mind allowing for awareness, concentration and clarity to mature. They have been wonderful in facilitating my sleeping disorder and anxiety to the extent that I no longer need to rely on medication.

The purification techniques (Kriya) aid in clearing the nasal passages and any excess mucus around the face and throat. Students who suffer from congestion or infections in these areas experience far more ease in their breathing and less toxicities, which contribute to various diseases in the respiratory organs. Another benefit of Kriya. Jalaneti in particular, is a ‘clear head’ feeling where students are amazed at how light and clear their forehead region feels. This is due to the saline water solution, once been sucked through the nostril, stimulating the nerve endings ‘awakening’ this area, which doesn’t receive much stimulation. After clearing the nostrils with this solution, various massaging techniques on the face and neck are performed to further stimulate these areas and loosen any remaining mucus.   


Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras

Patanjali was a sage who existed between 800- 200 BC. He constructed these Sutras (sentences) in order to make Yoga available to not only the advanced practitioner but to the beginner and medium practitioners as well. Each Sutra holds a wealth of knowledge which is easily applied to ones every day life in order to excel instilling the spirit of excellence in the individuals in his yoga practice to live a moral life whilst performing ones duties with a balanced and pure state of mind. These sentences are written and chanted in Sanskrit, they give precise guidelines on how one can live a yogic lifestyle and achieve the ultimate truth.

With this holistic approach at nurturing ones entire being, a peaceful, fulfilling and meaningful life can systematically be pursued and enjoyed. The passion in which Jeenal and Daniel impart this sacred knowledge and the loving environment in which these teachings take place, provide a naturally healing abode for each student to experience this life changing spiritual journey.


Namaste.
Katie Assad (Former student)

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

3rd International Yoga Seminar 2012



Dear Yoga Friends & Enthusiasts,

Daniel Fonseca & Jeenal Mehta will be soon leaving to Ujjain for taking part in the 3rd International Yoga Seminar organized by Ujjain Yoga Life Society

This Seminar on Yoga will focus on the scientific knowledge of Yoga and offer various opportunities for a structured dialogue on the major issues facing 'Yoga as a treatment tool'. A variety of sessions from abstract-driven presentations to symposia, workshops, bridging sessions and plenary sessions will meet the needs of various participants from diverse fields. Other related activities including the special talks on various newly invented aspects of Yoga, meetings of Yoga experts of East and West, poster presentations and cultural events, will contribute to an overall exceptional opportunity towards the better understanding Yoga  for  physical, mental, emotional, moral and spiritual health. This event will be a perfect networking opportunity for Medical Professionals and Alternative Therapy Professionals on one platform.

We also would like to mention that this unique Seminar is also committed to environmental protection, and for that reason is not using paper in the whole event. All the procedures shall be completed online in softcopies. Instead of Souvenir Books there will be a link to download Souvenir, which will also be containing abstracts of all the presentations and shall be mailed to all the participants. Only participation cetificate shall be provided using paper.

SEMINAR PROGRAM

The Yoga Seminar Program seeks to promote scientific excellence and inquiry in Yoga, to foster multi-sectoral dialogue and constructive debate, and to reinforce accountability amongst all stakeholders. Sessions will focus on the latest research and development in Yoga and health issues. The Seminar will feature abstract-driven sessions, a variety of symposia sessions, and special sessions on the new era in Yoga in India and abroad.

DANIEL FONSECA will be participating in the Technical Session-II in Hall A on the 13th Oct at 13:00 presenting the paper: 

'EDUCATION OF THE PHYSICAL FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE MIND' 

JEENAL MEHTA will be participating in the Technical Session-VI in Hall A on the 14th Oct at 11:45 presenting the paper:

 'YOGA FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH & EMPOWERMENT'

Jeenal Mehta & Daniel Fonseca
Co-founders of Wise Living Yoga Academy

Other Highlights of this seminar are:
  • Workshops on Yoga Therapy, Naturopathy, Ayurveda, Ashtanga-Vinyasa, Yajna Therapy and Meditation
  • Lectures of Great Masters
  • Research Paper Presentations
  • Cultural Programmes
  • Awards for best paper presenters
  • Sattvik & Naturopathy Food Court
  • Exhibitions of Yoga Pictures, Books, Music, Yoga Assemblies etc

ABOUT UJJAIN

Ujjain
(also known as Ujain, Ujjayini, Avanti, Avantikapuri) is an ancient city of the Malwa region in Central India, which lies on the eastern bank of the Shipra River, and is today part of the state of Madhya Pradesh. 
In ancient times the city was called Ujjayini. As mentioned in the Mahabharata epic, Ujjayini was the capital of the Avanti Kingdom, and has been the Prime Meridian for Hindu geographers since the 4th century BCE.

Ujjain is one of the seven (7) sacred cities (Sapta Puri) of the Hindus, and the Kumbh Mela religious festival is held there every 12 years. It is also home to Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, which is one of the twelve Jyotirlinga shrines to Lord Shiva, and is also the place where Lord Krishna got his education from his guru Maharshi Sandipani.

For more information about this International Seminar in Ujjain please visit the website: http://www.yogalife.co.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=87&Itemid=60

Namaskar! Om Shanti!


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Jeenal Mehta & Daniel Fonseca, co-founders of Wise Living Yoga Academy which is authorized to impart Yoga Teacher Training Courses on the tradition of The Yoga Institute of Santacruz in Mumbai, India – the world’s oldest organized Yoga Institution. The residential programs are held regularly in Bali (Indonesia), Chiang Mai (Thailand) & Minas Gerais (Brazil) throughout the year and are accredited by the Yoga Alliance at the 200 hours level, allowing the graduates to teach Yoga in any part of the world.

Please follow the links to know more about our YTT courses 200 hours in 2012/2013:



Thursday, September 13, 2012

World Householders’ Yoga Convention



World Householders’ Yoga Convention
25th & 26th December 2012

The Yoga Institute of Santacruz, Mumbai, India - The Oldest Organized Yoga Center in the World completes 94 years of existence on 25th December, 2012. Celebrating this auspicious occasion, we cordially invite you to the World Householders' Yoga Convention 2012.


EVENTS HIGHLIGHTS: 

EXHIBITION: Learn about the pioneering research done by The Yoga Institute in Therapeutic Yoga, Yoga Indology and Yoga Education through a wonderful Exhibition also showcasing different aspects of Yoga.

PANEL DISCUSSIONS: Various important applications of The Yoga Way of Life will be discussed in enlightening Panel Discussions including leading personalities in fields of Medicine, Education, Corporate, Media, etc.

EXPERIENCE: The physical as well as the subtle (mental, emotional and spiritual ) effects of Yoga.  Feel true relaxation of body and mind and learn how Simple Yoga Practices help to gain clarity of mind and strength of character.


So join us in celebrating the ancient wisdom and science of Yoga passed on to us by our forefathers.


Venue: The Yoga Institute, Yogendra Marg, Prabhat Colony, Santacruz East, Mumbai 400 055, India.
Dates: 25th & 26th December 2012
Time: Between 8:00am to 8:00 pm

Contact for more information:
Email: info@theyogainstitute.org
Or call: 022-26122185 / 022-26110506

Watch out for more updates of the event on the blog: http://theyogainstitutemumbai.blogspot.in

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Yogic Relaxation - Shavasana for Stress Management.

"A significant number young adults are showing adverse effects of stress on their physical and mental health that result in emotional disturbances, faulty eating habits and overall lifestyle disorders. Long term stress is also the cause of several diseases along with personal and family problems."

Yogic techniques for relaxation are very practical techniques to restore balance and rejuvenate the body and mind. Shavasana which is a conscious relaxation technique which is done by relaxing each and every body part, one by one, and it can be done in a time span of 20 to 40 minutes.

There are so many stressful moments that we have to face daily. Catching a flight, taking an important decision, managing the finance and with such other responsibility we often feel drained and dry. Along with these wrong eating habits, inadequate rest, faulty time management, lack of physical exercise can enhance the stress. In this way we start to accumulate negativity over a period of time. Therefore it is very important to release this negative energy on regular basis and replace it with positive energy. The reason we often feel depressed, lazy, confused and fatigue is that we haven’t learnt to relax.

The concept of relaxation is highly misunderstood. We may think that watching T.V or just lying in the couch is a form of relaxation, but it doesn’t really help you to ease and loosen your contracted muscles, neither it’s a form of a conscious relaxation that will calm down your breathing and cool down your mind. May be it can help you to some extent but when you relax with Shavasana you are actually messaging your mind to get inwards and consciously feel your body and release the stress from each and every body part.


With my own experience I can say that whenever I have given this technique to my clients, it has shown tremendous results in their health and behaviour. Serious problems like insomnia, migraine, blood pressure, diabetes, anxiety and asthma have all got under control. Other complaints like headaches, muscular tension, and back pain have got cured. After Shavasana my clients have reported that they feel healthy and completely fresh and full of life. I strongly recommend this technique for all the working professional on regular basis.

In the beginning the client will need the support of the trainer for at least one month. For the beginners it is essential that the trainer gives them complete instructions verbally during the practice every time they practice Shavasana. It is normal that initially a person would not be able to relax because of the accumulated stress, but with the practice the technique will get easier.

It also possible that the person may fall asleep during the instructions, which is not the ideal. This can happen a few times when the person has not completed his sleep. But with gradual practice, a person will start to feel more and more calm, confident, happier and relaxed. This will bring a positive change in the personality and increase memory, concentration, decision power and emotional stability. Erratic eating habits, anger, fear and other negative traits will also get under controlled. It can also be easily done at office premises after lunch or at the end of the day!



Post by: Jeenal Mehta & Daniel Fonseca, co-founders of Wise Living Yoga Academy which is authorized to impart Yoga Teacher Training Courses on the tradition of The Yoga Institute of Santacruz in Mumbai, India – the world’s oldest organized Yoga Institution. The residential programs are held regularly in Bali (Indonesia), Chiang Mai (Thailand) & Minas Gearais (Brazil) throughout the year and are accredited by the Yoga Alliance at the 200 hours level, allowing the graduates to teach Yoga in any part of the world.

Please follow the links to know more about our YTT courses 200 hours in 2012/2013:

Sunday, August 26, 2012

Going Back to.. Traditional Yoga

Millions of people head towards Asia every year to have (besides the travelling experience) an encounter with eastern philosophies and practices which allows for self-healing, self-discovery and self-empowerment. Among alternative medicine systems, therapies, and many other technical systems (including massage, martial arts, dances, etc, etc) one of the famous and inspiring subjects that attract people to Asia is Yoga.


Although most people think, or like to think, of Yoga as a physical system, in reality it is an ancient and traditional system of Indian Philosophy and Disciplines that emphasizes on a holistic way of living which allows for a deep transformation, awareness and positive changes, not only on the physical, but also on the mental, social and spiritual planes of the human personality.


Traditionally, Asanas (postural training) is only one part of Yoga. Certain sets of conduct regulations (Yamas) and observances (Niyamas) throughout one’s own life form the very foundation of Yoga. Only then follows Asanas. The next step being control of bio-energy through breathing techniques (Pranayamas). Eventually withdrawal of senses (Pratyahara) will be achieved. Following stages are concentration (Dharana), meditation (Dhyana) and finally leading to total absorption in pure consciousness state (Samadhi). This is the goal of Yoga.


The stages described above are known as the “Eight-fold Path of Yoga” and the understanding of these disciplines and the systematic implementation of them in one’s own life is what is meant by “Classical Yoga”. The problem is that Yoga is becoming too much commercial and many teacher and so called “Yogis” have very little or no understanding of the Yoga path in its entirety.



Yoga has become just a matter of performing some “stunt moves” on a rubber mat. But, the truth is that, even for the physical training, if the right attitude and feelings are not present then the Yoga exercises will be just like any other exercise. It will, of course, bring benefits to the practitioner, but that will be only partial, not the real life transforming experience that one may be looking for. As we have seen, more and more, people are realizing this, and there is somehow, a search and an interest for going back to Traditional Yoga.


The first question is: where to go to learn Traditional Yoga? The most obvious answer would be: “India”. But nowadays even in India, commercial Yoga has taken over, and you can meet with either a good or a bad teacher or school, in India, or in any other Asian country. Literally thousands of workshops, retreats and teacher training courses are being offered throughout South East Asia, in countries like Thailand. And for one desiring to have an authentic Yoga experience (instead of just learning some acrobatic postures here and there) a good amount of research is necessary, before choosing a teacher or a course.


And which type of course? Well, the best way to absorb Yoga is to make it a part of one’s own life and then sharing it with others and teaching. That’s why more and more people are looking for Yoga Teacher Training Courses, because, besides being provided with the learning experience, at the end, one can be qualified and certified as a Yoga Teacher.

For this kind of program, the advice would be:

First, one should not undertake such a program only with the certification in mind, but to take it with a sincere interest in self-development and motivated by an altruistic desire to help one and others. Second, luxurious retreats usually divert the focus from the Yoga objectives, not serving the real purpose of simple, ecological and modest lifestyle which is in the core of Yoga. Then, choosing a school which follows a genuine Yoga lineage which upholds the traditional values of Yoga. Be aware of self-proclaimed gurus & too many mixture and fusions of “Yoga styles”.

Finally, if the program is a full immersion experience, that should enable one to live a yogic and holistic lifestyle which means, having a residential course, following a well structured routine including healthy diet arrangements and encouraging a meditative mood. Further, it should include a serious study of traditional Yoga texts like “Yoga Sutras of Patanjali” and “Bhagavad Gita”. Practice and theory should go hand in hand. Of course the curriculum should also include anatomy & physiology classes, methodology and teaching practice.


But one thing is for sure, a Yoga course, especially if it’s a Teacher Training, which only teaches Asanas, and does not encourage a yogic lifestyle (having a good routine, vegetarian diet, abstaining from intoxicants - for at least 1 month period) and does not include the study of the Yoga philosophy, is certainly not imparting authentic Yoga. In here I would quote Leonardo da Vinci who said:

He who loves practice without theory is like the sailor who boards ship without a rudder and compass and never knows where he may cast.

So, if you are travelling throughout South East Asia don’t miss the opportunity to find a good Yoga course and perhaps even return home certified and a Yoga Teacher.


This article was written, to be published at the South East Asia Backpacker Magazine, by Jeenal Mehta & Daniel Fonseca, co-founders of Wise Living Yoga Academy which is authorized to impart Yoga Teacher Training Courses on the tradition of The Yoga Institute of Santacruz in Mumbai, India – the world’s oldest organized Yoga Institution. The residential programs are held regularly in Bali (Indonesia) & Chiang Mai (Thailand) throughout the year and are accredited by the Yoga Alliance at the 200 hours level, allowing the graduates to teach Yoga in any part of the world.

Please follow the links to know more about our YTT courses 200 hours in 2012/2013:




Sunday, March 25, 2012

Yoga Teacher Training Chiang Mai, Thailand in June 2012


Namaste Yoga Aspirants!

The Wise Living Yoga Academy Team invites you to join their Yoga Teacher Training to experience this beautiful journey of positive transformation, of self discovery, of self love and spiritual realisation!

JOIN US FOR YOGA TEACHER TRAINING IN CHIANG MAI, THAILAND IN JUNE & JULY & NOVEMBER 2012! Hurry up for early bird discounts. Click here!

2012 JULY - CHIANG MAI, THAILAND BATCH. YOGA GRADUATION DAY
 
Please note that we are a traditional Yoga school. We do not have any mixtures or fusions of recent styles. We follow the ancient system of YOGA. Early bird discount for limited period. Please check the link above for details. The fees include course, books, food, accomdation & certfication. All inclusive. 


Yoga Students during the SATURDAY CONCEPTUAL ACTIVITIES
from JULY 2012 batch in CHIANG MAI, THAILAND.

Yoga Teacher Training Certification day
in Chiang Mai, Thailand - July

A deep positive transformation is the aim of our Yoga Teacher Training!

Learning different cleansing techniques, practicing asanas, studying philosophy, connecting back to nature, everyday meditation, breathing techniques and relaxation techniques will bring tranquillity and clarity in your physical and mental levels. Then one can experience the joy of being free from inhibitions, stress and pressures of a fast life.


Click on the link to know :  Fundamentals of Yoga Education in Yoga Teacher Training!

You can visit our webiste www.wiselivingyoga.com for more information or write to us on info@wiselivingyoga.com.





Yoga Physical Education class

Conceptual Activities! Have fun and learn!



Yogic Relaxation class


Yoga Methodology class

Morning Asana class


Healthy salad during lunch

Participants enjoying lunch together!

Daniel showing Sarvangasana - Shoulder Stand Pose



The course is recognized by The International Board of Yoga, The Yoga Institute - India which is the worlds oldest Yoga Organisation and accredited by Yoga Alliance - USA (RYS-200 Level). Please follow the links to know more about our YTT course 200 hours in 2012:-

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Yoga Teacher Training Course - Chiang Mai - Thailand 2012

Namaste dear Yoga aspirants,


Participants from July 2012 bacth!
 Wise Living Yoga Academy (affiliated to The Yoga Institute of India - worlds's oldest yoga organisation and recognised by Yoga Alliance USA) conducted two more batches of international Yoga Teacher Training in Chiang mai in Thailand from June to July 2012 and from July to August 2012. The last courses that were successfully completed earlier in 2012 were in Brazil in Feb and in Bali in the month of May.

The next Yoga Teacher Training course to happen during the end of the year is in November 2012.

Note: Updated News - Early bird discount of USD 2790 all inclusive available (Original price - USD 3600), registrations for November are in progress. Please click on the links provided below at the end for more details.


Last year in 2011 and this year in 2012 Wise Living Yoga Academy has conducted several teacher training courses.










You can have a look at the photos by clicking on:

Photo Album: "Yoga Teacher Training Thailand", Chiang Mai - June 2011 
Photo Album: "Yoga Teacher Training Thailand" Chiang mai - July 2011
Photo Album: "Yoga Teacher Training Brazil" -Febraury 2012
Photo Album: "Yoga Teacher Training Bali" - May 2012
Photo Album: "Yoga Teacher Training Thailand" Chiang Mai - June 2012
Photo Album: "Yoga Teacher Training Thailand" Chiang Mai - July 2012

Read below what the participants have to say:


"A very authentic approach to Yoga. I certainly wouldn't have had the opportunity to learn in the United States. I feel confident to teach Yoga and this 1 Month Yoga Teacher Training Course helped me to grow as a person as well. I would recommend to anyone!" ~ Hannah Cunnah - English Teacher - Colorado - USA

"What an eye opening and wonderful experience at Wise Living Yoga Academy!! Both Daniel and Jeenal are so genuine and passionate about the Traditional Yoga. They have definitely inspired me to spread the knowledge to those in need!" ~ Khim Lim - Yoga Retreats advertiser - Canada


Have a look at the video below to see Ashley's (from Canada) testimonial:

To know about our methodology read the article : GOING BACK TO TRADITIONAL YOGA
Watch the videos below having photos of our 
Yoga Teacher Trainings in Thailand Chiang Mai







 It is a beautiful resort in Chiang Mai where the Yoga Teacher Training course in Thailand is going to be conducted. It is a resort with a huge beautiful garden, lovely teak wood bunglows and a swimming pool. The accomomodation is on twin sharing or private basis, with private bathrooms. The rooms are deluxe with facilities such as refrigerator, tub-bath with hot shower, Air-condition. Also you can choose a standard single fan room.
 
Have a look at the photos below!

Resort Garden

Pathway leading to the swimming pool

The Yoga participants will be able to 
use swimming pool in their free time


Teak wood bungalows of the resort

Garden with benches and trees

One of the commom area. There are
 several common areas in the resort.

Entrance leading to the reception
Deluxe Room with
hot shower, refrigerator, air condition, etc.
Private Balcony

Participants can use this area to relax and chat!


The course is a complete immersion program and as it is intense and comprehensive we provide on site accomodation and meals for the people to experience yoga in depth as a life transforming experience. Students will be having some free time on Saturdays and an day off on Sunday to go to the cultural places of interest, relax, swim or read.

We are a school which follows a genuine Yoga lineage which upholds the traditional values of Yoga. No self-proclaimed gurus & too many mixture and fusions of "Yoga styles".

The students will learn : Asanas, Pranayamas, Yoga philosophy, Samkhya - Metaphysics of Yoga, Bhagavad Gita, Yoga Phisiology and Anatomy, Kriyas - Detoxification techniques besides Yoga Methodology and Teaching Practice to improve thier teaching skills. And to go along are weekly assignments, group projects and presentations. The program is a full immersion experience, that should enable one to live a yogic and holistic lifestyle which means, it is a residential course, following a well structured routine including healthy diet arrangements and encouraging a meditative mood. Further, it includes a serious study of traditional Yoga texts like "Yoga Sutras of Patanjali" and "Bhagavad Gita".

The course is recognized by The International Board of Yoga, The Yoga Institute - India which is the worlds oldest Yoga Organisation  and accredited by Yoga Alliance - USA (RYS-200 Level).


Jeenal and Daniel a beautiful couple having an in-depth knowledge and expertise in Yoga are experienced Yoga teachers from India and have spent 5 years living, learning and teaching Yoga with their Yoga Gurus from India. They have trained hundreds of students in Teacher Training course from various countries coming from different backgrouds and of different age group. They will be the main teachers guiding the group in Chiang Mai and staying along with the participants in the resort.


 
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Wise Living Yoga Academy conducts Yoga Teacher Training Courses (200 hours) following the Methodology & Didactics of The Yoga Institute of Santacruz. The course is recognized by The International Board of Yoga - India and accredited by Yoga Alliance, USA (RYS-200 Level).

Please follow the links to know more about our YTT courses 200 hours in 2012/2013: