Yoga Teacher Training India: November 2013

Most of you would have thought about Sanskrit but that’s not what I am talking about. I know that all the Yoga scriptures were originally written in Sanskrit then got translated into several languages but that doesn’t mean it’s only for Sanskrit speaking language. In fact there are a very few people alive who can converse in Sanskrit.
As per my observation and research the only language which can help in truly understanding Sanskrit is BODY LANGUAGE. It’s your body which tells you which asanas you can do, which asanas you should do, which asanas may cause injuries or which asana may heal you.
Now isn’t just about asanas right, so what about meditation? well here you not actually required to do anything. Just concentrate

Well these were just my thoughts hope you will like it.

ONE WORLD ONE LANGUAGE!

Mahendra Kumar
Staff writer
ParamYoga

When looking for yoga school or training center; curriculum and environment are both equally important. You can learn all the theory from books; all the asanas from an experienced and qualified teacher; but when it comes to experiencing the strength, and benefits of yoga you need to live the life of a Yogi.An ashram is usually a spiritual, secluded abode, where some study, instruction, and community work happens, under the guidance of a guru (teacher or master). The life at the ashram is self-transforming, supportive and creative.

Paramanand ashram offers residential Yoga Teachers Training and Yoga Therapy Teachers Training courses in the serene and calm environment of an ashram in India. With the kind blessings and inspiration of Yugpurush Swami Paramanandgiriji (who has been inspiring the world with Yoga and Vedanta for the last 56 years). Students are mentored by one of the best team of yoga teachers and professors under the guidance of Dr. Omanand (Guruji).The life at the ashram is self-transforming, supportive and creative.

Yoga and Meditation

Our Yoga Teachers’ Training program includes Yoga Asanas (poses), Pranayama, Bandhas, Mudras, Shatkarmas (Yogic cleansing processes), meditation, Yoga Nidra, Ayurveda, Naturopathy, Chidshakti Prakriya (Consciousness-awakening Technique) and much more.Meditation is an integral part of the course and of the ashram life. We have a tree house and a meditation hut for self-practice.

Paramanand Ashram