This live online workshop for yoga teachers and enthusiasts who want to understand the traditional teachings of yoga offers 8 simple strategies that will make the philosophical literature of the yoga tradition easier to access.
Yoga Teacher Training Programs routinely assign or suggest reading books like the Yoga-sutras and the Bhagavad-gita as a part of their curriculum. What’s usually missing is guidance on how to get the most out of one’s reading.
Does this sound like you?
“I want to read these books but can’t wrap my head around them.”
“I get confused before I’m halfway through the first chapter.”
“I feel discouraged about not being able to access the traditional knowledge”
“The parts that I understand just sound theoretical; I don’t see what the practical application is.”
“I can’t get through these books, so I feel like an imposter when I try to teach yoga philosophy.”
If so, this live online workshop is for you. You’ll learn techniques for reading yoga wisdom texts that will enable you to develop…
a deep and authentic relationship with the traditional teachings of yoga,
the ability to hear what the traditional literature is really saying,
clarity about why the traditional teachings still matter,
enthusiasm for reading the traditional texts,
and confidence that what you’re sharing in your classes is both accurate and authentic
You’ll come away from this workshop with time-honored tools for getting past the obstacles to understanding traditional yoga wisdom texts.
Learn more about Hari-kirtana das at our teacher bio page
Cost: $27
Offered via Zoom. Recording Links will be emailed 1 hour before class time.
This course is registered with Yoga Alliance and offers 1.5 hours of CE credit.
Attend LIVE and/or a recording will be available for replay