Yogasana Subjects
Yogasana is a term that describes an experience of integration that is experienced through practice. Yogasana is student centred and seeks to explore the ethics of practice and how an experience is generated.
Yogasana subjects are lifetime anrollment so access does not expire.
Y-01 Niyama
‘Among the eight limbs, the first two limbs, Yama and Niyama, are often neglected by the practitioner. However, every practitioner must remember that first and foremost, yogic practice is built on these two pillars. Yama (restraints) and Niyama (observances) make the sadhaka (practitioner) physically, mentally, morally and spiritually fit to continue Yoga practice’ . BKS Iyengar.
This subject explores Niyama through the Learn study Practice modes and participant submissions using guided readings to frame the reflections. Y-01 is a lifetime enrollment
Y-02. Yama
‘The five components of yama are called 'mighty universal vows', as they are not confined to class, place, time or concept of duty. They should be followed unconditionally by everyone, and by students of yoga in particular, irrespective of origin and situation, with a reservation concerning cultural phenomena such as religious ceremonies, vows and vocations of certain people. They form the framework of rules on which society is based’. BKS Iyengar.
This subject explores Yama through the Learn study Practice modes and participant submissions using guided readings to frame the reflections. Y-02 is a lifetime enrollment
