con·text n. 1.The state
of mind out of which action comes. The interdependent
conditions in which something occurs; a setting. [From
Latin contextus, from past participle of contexere,
to join together : com-, com- + texere, to weave;
]
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PURPOSE AND THEME
Namaste! It is with great pleasure that we
invite you to join us for a special Advanced Training--Deepening
Your Practice. This event will be a comprehensive
practice and learning experience designed to move your
Yoga and your insight into yoga to new levels. It is
a continuing yoga education and training for teachers
and experienced students as well as a time of ceremony,
networking and personal rejuvenation.
Context, like the word yoga, means that which joins
together. The context in which we hold our Yoga (where
we’re coming from, the philosophical underpinnings
and beliefs) have as much effect on our practice as
the content (the practices, techniques, forms). We will
explore shifting to an open and evolving context that
allows you to tune your Yoga to the moment and constant
change of life.
What is advancing in Yoga? Is it merely doing
more complicated and difficult postures? We feel that
progress in Yoga goes far beyond this and must include
the awakening of deeper levels of seeing and insight
as well as the attunement to the subtler messages of
the body’s intelligence. Our theme will be to
share this perception and free each other from the many
myths and misconceptions about advanced Yoga. Each gathering
will include asana practice, pranayama practice, discussions,
discourses in Yoga and opportunity for questions and
dialogue in areas of interest to the group.
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