1: THURSDAY 12th April 6:30-7:30am
Chakra Tune-up Yoga with Lady Niguma's Series (60 minutes), $20

2: THURSDAY 12th 7:45-9:15pm
Meditation on the Six Perfections, $30

3: SATURDAY 14th, April  3-5:30 pm
Money, Meaning, and Love - How to Create True Abundance

4: SUNDAY 15th, April
8 am - 11:00am (3 hours)
How to Be A Great Yoga Teacher -a Workshop for Teachers and Trainees. CE Workshop with Leza Lowitz  (Assistant teachers Gail Pisani and Shivani)

$70 (SYAMA 2018 $50. SYAMA 2017. $60)

Spaces are limited for each workshop. Please reserve your space asap by contacting Shivani.
EMAIL:

shivani.pty[at]gmail.com

Mobile TEXT: 0449.216.368

Revitalise yourself with an inner tune-up created thousands of years ago by the first yogini - Lady Niguma. Recorded 1000 years ago, Lady Niguma’s Yoga, is a systematic opening of the seven chakras, or energy centres of the body—each corresponding to an emotional, physical and spiritual state. Lady Niguma described asana as a path to enlightenment: each twist, bend, bandha or retention has pure goals in the spirit and heart of the mind.

Niguma’s yoga follows a set progression through the chakras, allowing prana to flow more easily into the central channel. The series is especially designed to free prana so you can be happy and at peace. This series is perfect for busy people who may not have a lot of free time: with practice the series can be finished in under an hour.

The Buddha’s “Six Perfections” are innate human qualities that form a blueprint for living a meaningful life. These treasures are Generosity, Kindness, Patience, Joyful Effort, Stillness, and Wisdom. They remind us that when we’re born into this world, we join a web of interconnectedness and inter-being. The six qualities are called perfections because we’re constantly led to practice these virtues until we “perfect” our human lives. Join award-winning author, yoga teacher, teacher training and Tokyo yoga studio owner Leza Lowitz for a yogic exploration of these six perfections through the outer method of asana practice and the inner method of meditation and mindfulness.

Do you feel guilty having plenty? How do you approach giving and receiving?
Do you love what you do?
Does something always seem to stop you from pursuing your dreams?
Money and abundance, like everything else in the universe, are forms of energy. They have certain spiritual laws of flow. What is your attitude towards money and abundance? Where did it come from? Do you give yourself permission to have abundance in every area? Now is the time!

This workshop is about opening up ALL CHANNELS OF FLOW in the universe and manifesting your highest potential to help you serve others.
This workshop will also help you understand and transform your relationship to money and flow, ultimately helping you find your life’s work and realize your natural state of abundance and generosity, having more to give and share.

In this workshop, we will use:
・ guided meditations
・ journaling
・ manifesting techniques
・ partner work
・ magnetizing techniques and more…

All to help you understand and transform your beliefs about abundance, listen to your intuition, and draw opportunity and possibility to you in ways that support you and the universe.

This is a Continuing Education (CE) WORKSHOP for Registered Yoga Teachers (RYT). Leza Lowitz will be assisted by Gail Pisani and Shivani.

Are you already a yoga teacher ? Do you want to be a yoga teacher?
Or perhaps you are looking for a teacher, but haven’t found him or her yet.

How do you find—or become--a good teacher?
What qualities constitute a good teacher?
What qualities constitute becoming–and staying–a good teacher?

In this workshop we will look at classic Tibetan tantric texts written thousands of years ago that offer valuable tips on the magic of teaching. These important, practical, surprising and extremely valuable tools are even more relevant today.

If you are a yoga teacher, or a teacher of any kind, these are teachings you will want to know.

Workshop includes lecture and time for writing, self-reflection, partner sharing, and Q & A.

We are all students of yoga. Regardless of how accomplished you are as a teacher, success should inspire continued learning and growth. Each RYT must meet the following Continuing Education (CE) Requirements on an ongoing basis.

What are the Requirements for an RYT?

Every three years starting from your initial date of registration, each RYT and E-RYT must complete and log a minimum of:

45 hours teaching yoga, and
30 hours of yoga related training that is directly related to one of our Educational Categories, of which:

At least 10 training hours must be Contact Hours.
No more than 20 training hours may be Non-Contact Hours.

Teaching or training hours prior to registration do not count as Continuing Education.

If you earn more than the required hours in a three-year period, the extra hours may not rollover into the next three-year period.

Continuing Education hours should be spent learning something new, through research, study or experiential learning, rather than synthesizing or processing prior knowledge.

Continuing Education Contact Hours are classroom hours in the physical presence of a qualified Continuing Education Provider.

For more information please contact Shivani.