Yoga
Traditional Tantra Yoga (more information www.shrikaliashram.org)
Quiet and relaxed, slowly moves between postures punctuated with deep relaxing breaths and rest. Suitable for all levels of fitness and experience. Each class includes the Tri Dosha balancing series integrating Asana, bhandha, pranayama and meditation. This series addresses health in a truly holistic way, working with the subconscious. The Tri Dosha series is a Prana (Chi) based system for health and happiness. Mats and scarves available for hire at studio. Just bring yourself and loose or comfortable clothing you can move in like leggings, tracksuit, PJs. Please donate 50p to the studios elephant for your mat hire....Note no public class on a regular schedule from May...121yoga or a group of up to 3 people available at Elmbank Therapies or a group of up to 10 at In the Moment Charing cross.
By appointment only.
Look out for a new venue for Yoga in Scotland soon.....If you are a Scottish retreat centre or a Wilderness Therapy organisation looking for a volunteer teacher/Integrative Therapist this summer please email via the contact page <3
Traditional
A little about me and Traditional Tantra Yoga (read more)
Classical Tantra to me is a lesson in remembering how to be happy.
We are conditioned to worry or be 'on the look out' by our upbringing, life experiences and culture.
We learn fear, worry and mistrust, or just that we should be 'on the go' - then our world is not a place that's easy to relax in.
Habits become reality and being on the hyper alert then becomes our default state.
We know that stress and worry are bad for us, that we are supposed to relax.
Do you remember how to relax? Do you remember what it feels like to deeply relax?
Tantra reminded me of a feeling of freeness that my adult life had pushed to the side - a feeling of enjoying being.
When you relax your innate sense of wellness and contentment can resurface, you can meet with yourself again.
This is something you can choose to practice and the more you do, the more it becomes your every day experience.
Its a misconception that we function best always on the alert. Living like this creates fatigue and disharmony in our system.
So this is one way to learn how to relax, this is one system to remember how to live as a free, happy person.
For me, I cant think of a better job than helping people learn to enjoy their existence.
A little about me and Traditional Tantra Yoga (read more)
Classical Tantra to me is a lesson in remembering how to be happy.
We are conditioned to worry or be 'on the look out' by our upbringing, life experiences and culture.
We learn fear, worry and mistrust, or just that we should be 'on the go' - then our world is not a place that's easy to relax in.
Habits become reality and being on the hyper alert then becomes our default state.
We know that stress and worry are bad for us, that we are supposed to relax.
Do you remember how to relax? Do you remember what it feels like to deeply relax?
Tantra reminded me of a feeling of freeness that my adult life had pushed to the side - a feeling of enjoying being.
When you relax your innate sense of wellness and contentment can resurface, you can meet with yourself again.
This is something you can choose to practice and the more you do, the more it becomes your every day experience.
Its a misconception that we function best always on the alert. Living like this creates fatigue and disharmony in our system.
So this is one way to learn how to relax, this is one system to remember how to live as a free, happy person.
For me, I cant think of a better job than helping people learn to enjoy their existence.
