Yoga and Vedic knowledge
A new look at old treasures
Saturday, 19 October 2013
14:00-18:30
Dayayoga
Allmendstrasse 36
3012 Bern
Tel. 031/3110072
[email protected]
Vedic knowledge provides insights into the context of our lives within the universe. With the help of modern science and Vedic wisdom, including Vedic astrology, in this workshop we will explore the nature of human life and ways to improve our present and future karma.
Available places: 24 maximum (so book early)
Cost per participant: SFr 50 (includes tea and refreshments)
Dress code: Casual - suitable for doing Yoga exercises in.
What to bring: If you have one, bring a Yoga or exercise mat.
How to book: Send an email confirming your participation to [email protected].
LANGUAGE OF THE WORKSHOP WILL BE ENGLISH.
Programme
13:45–14:00 Registration - participants check in
14::00–14:10 Introductions
14::10–14:20 Life and universe – the context
14:20–14:40 Methodology for discovering the "Truth"
14:40–15:50 Core Vedic concepts – nature, complexity and “me”
15:50–16:00 Break
16:00–16:20 About Yoga Core
16:20–17:00 Asan practice
17:00–18:00 Vedic concepts – my karma, my destiny (Jyotish - astrology)
18:00–18:10 Introduction to meditation
18:10–18:30 Meditation practice
18: 30- Post-workshop exchange (optional)
Available places: 24 maximum (so book early)
Cost per participant: SFr 50 (includes tea and refreshments)
Dress code: Casual - suitable for doing Yoga exercises in.
What to bring: If you have one, bring a Yoga or exercise mat.
How to book: Send an email confirming your participation to [email protected].
LANGUAGE OF THE WORKSHOP WILL BE ENGLISH.
Programme
13:45–14:00 Registration - participants check in
14::00–14:10 Introductions
14::10–14:20 Life and universe – the context
14:20–14:40 Methodology for discovering the "Truth"
14:40–15:50 Core Vedic concepts – nature, complexity and “me”
15:50–16:00 Break
16:00–16:20 About Yoga Core
16:20–17:00 Asan practice
17:00–18:00 Vedic concepts – my karma, my destiny (Jyotish - astrology)
18:00–18:10 Introduction to meditation
18:10–18:30 Meditation practice
18: 30- Post-workshop exchange (optional)
Knowledge for life:
A workshop on Vedic philosophy
Sunday, 23 September 2012
Maison Onésienne, Rue des Evaux 2,
1213 Onex, Geneva, Switzerland
"The senses have been conditioned by attraction to the pleasant and aversion to the unpleasant: one should not be ruled by them; they are obstacles in the path (towards Truth)." “….. there exists no purifier on earth equal to knowledge; a person who becomes perfect in yoga finds it (the Truth) within himself in course of time.”
Bhagavad Gita
All our actions collectively make up our karma. Since actions happen in the context of forward-moving time, karma also refers to the consequences of the actions. Each action is a learning opportunity to improve the future. Hence, karma can be regarded as continuous experimentation. The more we understand about the context of our actions (i.e. human life, laws of the universe), the more effective can be our learning from our karmic experiments. Vedic knowledge contains great insights into the context of our lives within the universe. With the help of modern science and Vedic wisdom, including Vedic astrology, in this workshop we aim to discover the nature of human life and ways to improve our present and future karma.
Available places: 24 maximum (so book early)
Cost per participant: SFr 85 (includes tea, refreshments and vegetarian lunch)
Dress code: Casual - suitable for doing Yoga exercises in.
What to bring: If you have one, bring a Yoga or exercise mat.
How to book: Send an email confirming your participation to either
[email protected] or [email protected]om
Programme
8:45–9:00 Registration - Participants check in
9:00–9:20 Introductions
9:20–09:35 Introduction to the workshop and programme
9:35–11:00 Methodology for discovering the "Truth"
11:00–11:15 Tea break
11:15–12:45 Core Vedic concepts - what is real, what is not - 1
12:45–14:00 Lunch
14:00–16:00 Core Vedic concepts - what is real, what is not - 2
16:00–16:15 Tea break
16:15–17:15 Putting knowledge into practice to improve karma
17:15–17:30 Introduction to meditation
17:30–18:00 Meditation practice
18: 00-18:15 Evaluation of the workshop and closing
Bhagavad Gita
All our actions collectively make up our karma. Since actions happen in the context of forward-moving time, karma also refers to the consequences of the actions. Each action is a learning opportunity to improve the future. Hence, karma can be regarded as continuous experimentation. The more we understand about the context of our actions (i.e. human life, laws of the universe), the more effective can be our learning from our karmic experiments. Vedic knowledge contains great insights into the context of our lives within the universe. With the help of modern science and Vedic wisdom, including Vedic astrology, in this workshop we aim to discover the nature of human life and ways to improve our present and future karma.
Available places: 24 maximum (so book early)
Cost per participant: SFr 85 (includes tea, refreshments and vegetarian lunch)
Dress code: Casual - suitable for doing Yoga exercises in.
What to bring: If you have one, bring a Yoga or exercise mat.
How to book: Send an email confirming your participation to either
[email protected] or [email protected]om
Programme
8:45–9:00 Registration - Participants check in
9:00–9:20 Introductions
9:20–09:35 Introduction to the workshop and programme
9:35–11:00 Methodology for discovering the "Truth"
11:00–11:15 Tea break
11:15–12:45 Core Vedic concepts - what is real, what is not - 1
12:45–14:00 Lunch
14:00–16:00 Core Vedic concepts - what is real, what is not - 2
16:00–16:15 Tea break
16:15–17:15 Putting knowledge into practice to improve karma
17:15–17:30 Introduction to meditation
17:30–18:00 Meditation practice
18: 00-18:15 Evaluation of the workshop and closing
