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Namaste and welcome to Aura Wellness Center’s yoga teacher training resource site. You will find blogs, forums, information, and courses for instructors and those who want to become a Yoga teacher. The resources provided are a compilation from many teachers from diverse locations, styles, and backgrounds. We welcome your readership and participation – with the common goal of improving yoga teacher training sessions and class safety procedures for all students.
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What is the Purpose of Japa?
In order to maintain a strong connection with the divine energy in one’s own heart, many spiritual teachers or Gurus have recommended the practice of japa. This practice entails the silent or barely audible repetition of a sacred mantra. The practice of japa is well known in Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism. Japa is similar to praying the Rosary in Catholicism, although it is slightly different. During the practice of japa, the repetition of a sacred mantra or phrase clears the subtle pathways in a Yogi or Yogini’s energy body, known in Sanskrit as nadis.
Teaching Outdoor Yoga Cultivates Gratitude
By: Virginia Iversen, M.Ed. Teaching outdoor Yoga classes can be a special treat depending on your climate. During the balmy days of summer, teaching classes outside [...]
