Yoga Practice for any Levels

We organize Yoga teacher trainings in Rome and in Edinburgh. 

The exclusive mix of solid traditions and advanced systems make YOGA DARSHANA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY the ideal academic structure for anyone who wants to undertake a Yoga training. 
Our teaching staff, trained in the best national and foreign structures and constantly updated on new teaching methods, is able to ensure the complete training of the student to offer him all the means to excel in his future profession.

OPERATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

EDINBURGH (Scotland) +44 7466107474 please leave a message

ROME (Italy) +39 340 7354779

www.insegnantiyoga.net

Edinburgh:

2020 ANNUAL YOGA TEACHER TRAINING  250h

LOCATION: Fisherrow -Musselburgh

 
The course title is: CLASSIC YOGA AND MODERN YOGA (from Hatha to Vinyasa from Patanjali to Krisnamacharya). I can send you the complete program and bibliography.
The cost is 900 pound in installments. 

2020

february 8-9

april 11-12

may 2-3

june 20-21

july 25-26

august 22-23

september 19-20

 

250h diploma program (instructor level):

I - Philosophy

Dashana Sankya and Dashana Yoga

II - Classical bibliography

References to the Rig Veda.

Patanjali Yoga Sutra I commentary by Swami prabhavananada, Christopher Isharwoodi

Bhagavad Gita I commentary on Aurobindo

III - Yoga and Yoga

Hatha Yoga Hatha Sivananda, in theoretical and practical detail; Yoga Iyengar, Vinyasa, Ashtanga

IV - Religions

 Brahmanism; Buddhism

V - Physiology

The structures and functions influenced by Yoga techniques. Systems: Skeletal, Muscular, Respiratory, Circulatory, Endocrine, Lymphatic, Digestive, Nervous, Homeostasis

Energetic physiology: Prana, Nadi and Chakra, Energetic Meridians, Elements of Ayurveda, Test muscles, Tendon-muscle meridians

VI - Techniques

Analysis of the psycho-physical effects of each individual technique / benefits and contraindications; Shat Karma: dhauti, basti, neti, nauli, tratakam. kapalabhati.nadi shuddi; Asanas: the asanas listed according to their function: educational postures (effects related to the nervous system, technical and anatomical characteristics; repercussions on organs, structures and physical functions .. Sequences of asanas. Relaxing postures (anatomical features; effects on the nervous system) Meditative postures (anatomical features; repercussions on the nervous system); Pranayama: the 5 vital airs; puraka, kumbaka, rechaka; anuloma viloma, samavritti, ujjayi, sitali. Mantra: function, technique, potential of mantric practice; Pratyahara; Dharana; Dhyana; Samadhi.

Samata, Vipassana: The two complementary aspects of meditation practice I

Elements of Sanskrit I

VII - Hygienic norms, Nutrition, Code of ethics and ethics, How and manage a yoga center

500h

PROGRAM IN DETAIL diploma 500h (teacher level): I - Philosophy six Dharshana: historical introduction: from the Vedas to the domination of Islam, Mimansa, Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Vedanta, Sankya, YogaII - Bibliography classes Caveda; Upanishad Shiva Samitha; Geranda Samitha; Sri Tattva Chintamani; Yoga Kundalini Upanishad; Hatha Pradipika.Patanjali II commentary by Taimni and A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada Bhagavad Gita II commentary Paramahansa YoganandaIII - TechniquesHatha II, Iyengar II, Vinyasa II, Ashtanga II. Analysis of the psycho-physical effects of each single technique; Shat Karma II: nauli, tratakam. Kapalabhati, Bastrika; Asana: energy analysis with respect to meridians and IIMudra chakras: shambavi, nabho, kechari, maha, viparita varani, khaki, yoni, asvini, jnana, Bhanda; mula, uddhiyana, jalandara, maha, gang traya; Pranayama: the 5 vital arias; puraka, kumbaka, rechaka; anuloma viloma.viloma, samavritti, surya; bheda, ujjayi, sitali, bastrika, bhramari, murcha, kewali; Mantra: function, technique, potential of mantric practice; Pratyahara; Dharana; Dhyana; Samadhi; Samata; Vipassana; Samatha and Vipassana: two complementary aspects of the meditative practice IIYoga for the period of pregnancy, Yoga for children, Yoga for the elderly.Yoga at school: elements of yoga awareness usable by teachers and students in curriculum time; Elements of Sanskrit IIIV - Lo Yoga and the YogaRaja Yoga (Raja in the theoretical and practical detail); Bakti; Karma; Jnana; Ashtanga (ashtanga in theoretical and practical detail); Kundalini (kundalini in theoretical and practical detail); Tantra; Kriya; Puma; The Great Masters (from Patanjali to Krisnamurti) The Seven Visnuite and Shivaite Nirguna Marga 

2019 ANNUAL TRAINING  760h (career formators)

PROGRAM 760h (trainer career) ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGICALSafety of the states of consciousness induced by the practices yogaImaging cerebral Frequences EEGThe state of trance, Neurology, Psychology clinical elementsHypnosisMindfulnessMeditation and Prayer effects salutotropicsPedagogy Yoga Didactics History of the Indian subcontinent: ethnicities , languages. India's Economy ANTHROPOLOGY Methodology of research: knowledge of the research tools needed both for the teacher's continuous training and for the correct management of the relationship with the students; ability to sort, sort and increase knowledge, generatesand specifics, related to the field of competence.

LEGISLATION: general and specific concerning the sector of competence.

PHILOSOPY Ishvarapranidhana, practice Bhakti, practice The Vedic Ceremony. Siddhi.

Relation of Yoga with the main Religions: Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Influence of Islam on Indian spirituality . Sufism and Kabir, Esicasmo, Misticism, Teology.

Sanskrit Elements III

PRACTICE- Pranayama - Kumbaka -Asana- Dyana - Samadhi - Moksha-

Vedic Mantra (study by Rig Veda)

ANALYZED TEXTS- Rg Veda - Upanishad- Vishuddi Magga