Yoga Philosophy Archives - Wise Living Yoga Academy

30 Jan A 200hr Foundational Yoga Course vs. A 500hr Advanced Yoga Course

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When choosing to study Yoga, and looking for the right program, many Yoga students ask what is the difference between a 200hr & 500hr course? Wise Living Yoga Academy offers both a foundational course with 200 contact hours and an advanced course of 300 contact hours...

05 Jan How Ayurveda can bring you more health & balance in the New Year.

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Self healing is on the rise. We are recognizing our abilities to cure our ailments using natural remedies, our own intelligence and our body's innate flow towards balance. The study of Ayurveda is the study of these natural remedies. Ayurveda is a Sanskrit word which translates...

20 Jul Yoga During Crisis

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Having worked in an emergency department for several years, I have had the opportunity of seeing a wide range of humanity in a vast array of conditions, both mentally and physically. Some people arrive in severe pain, some in only mild discomfort, some in no...

19 Mar Karma Yoga at Wise Living Yoga Academy

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(*) Please note that only students who have attended a course or program with Wise Living Yoga Academy are eligible to apply for the Karma Yoga Program. Karma Yoga is the Yoga of Action, or the practice of selfless service. It teaches us how to give...

02 Mar Top 7 Reasons to Do a Yoga Teacher Training at WLYA in Thailand

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Picking a place for your Yoga Teacher Training can be challenging. You start asking around, researching online, comparing prices, and pouring over the details. Hundreds of aspiring practitioners have ventured to Wise Living Yoga Academy in Doi Saket, Thailand for their Yoga Teacher Training Course.. Let’s...

18 Jun Stress Management through Yoga – Part 1 (By Hansaji J. Yogendra)

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Every situation which has bothered you, you are supposed to identify that situation, give an answer to that situation and see that it does not pile up. This is the best management. In the morning you had an argument with your boss and you could...

06 May Shavasana for Stress Management

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Shavasana for Stress Management A significant number of working professionals are showing adverse effects of stress on their physical and mental health that result in emotional disturbances, faulty eating habits and overall lifestyle disorders. Long term stress is also the cause of several diseases along with...

19 Feb Pranayama – By Shri Yogendraji

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Pranayama is the controlling of Prana or the “life essence of the universe”. A great deal of misunderstanding, however, seems to exist in relation to the various practices of this science. Some call it the Science of breath, while some call it the control of psychic...

17 Nov Integrating Habits (Words of the Master)

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We are often conscious of a certain habit pattern that has become a part of our life. We may, for example, be vaguely conscious of our habit of hurrying away with things, or our habit of procrastination, etc. We realize the consequences of some of...

08 Oct Selfish Attachment

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Very many saffron robed Sanyasis (a Hindu ascetic) in India don their clothes with motives – unconnected with spiritual interests. Sometimes it is the gain of material objects, at other times success in an undertaking – mostly a selfish utilitarian goal. Whereas religion and spirituality command...