
Practice nonviolence or ahimsa by avoiding harm to others and to ourselves, embracing both strengths and weaknesses, and cultivating self-love to ease fears and anxieties.
Embrace truthfulness or Sathya by choosing honesty with others and yourself, always tempered by nonviolence. Face the truth to accept reality, acknowledge thoughts and emotions, and make better choices.
Practice non stealing by taking only what you need—food, clothes, water—and avoid emotionally or mentally stealing from yourself or others, including over-talking or delaying friends and family.
Practice the fourth mindfulness principle of not excess by avoiding overindulgence in actions, emotions, and habits, and cultivate balance by pausing and counting to ten.
Explore the second set of mindfulness principles, the NI Yamas, and learn how these five guidelines shape your actions, words, and thoughts toward yourself.
Embrace mindfulness principle eight by cultivating self-discipline through life's toughest moments, where an inner fire burns away unhelpful patterns, helping you survive, grow, and become wiser and more balanced.
Lie down, relax your body, and breathe while you visualize the belly rising and falling, guiding mindfulness through yoga nidra meditation and intention setting.
Explore how to run your online classes for existing mortalities as applicable in a special module.
Explore free tools for running online yoga classes, including Zoome, WebEx, and Google meets, and implement weekly updated links and passwords to enhance security and calendar reminders.
Learn optimal online class and workshop durations, manage participants with mute and unmute moments, include breaks, and tailor video on/off settings to reduce self-consciousness.
Add industry standard disclaimers from holistic membership associations for online yoga mindfulness classes to protect you and safeguard participants' privacy, and include them in email with meeting ID and password.
Celebrate completing yoga mindfulness training level one and apply ancient knowledge to positively impact your customers' lives as you begin your journey.
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Yoga philosophy is traditionally written in the form of sutras. Sutras are threads or lines of wisdom that essentially teach us how to not be controlled by our mind and emotions. There is a belief that when sage Patanjali documented these sutras, he left them open for the interpretation of their teacher; to modify them for the students of their times. Yoga mindfulness principles are one of the key teachings of the yoga sutras.
This course trains students to be able to understand and use the yoga mindfulness principles as a part of their life as well as service offering.
Please note: the workbook included as a part of this course is mandatory and students are highly encouraged to take their time when completing the workbook to really bring the teachings into their own lives.
This course counts towards non-contact/self-study Continuous Education or Continuous Professional Development. Please check with your membership association for further details.
This course is NOT a teacher training course, it is a complimentary course for existing practitioners. It is ideally for meditation, mindfulness, reiki and yoga teachers. However, other modality practitioners may also find this course useful for their offerings.
Non-practitioners are welcome to enrol and complete this course for the purpose of their own self-study.