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Overview
Along with understanding the anatomy, physiology, and practice of yoga, it is important to understand the origination and the philosophy behind the practices. In this yoga philosophy course, students will learn about the history of yoga, the different paths of yoga, the eight limbs of yoga, Bhagavad Geeta, and the Patanjali Yoga Sutras. This course is available with subtitles in 11 languages.
Philosophy can be difficult to understand when we read it by ourselves. That is why in this course we have the most experienced gurus to explain all the difficult concepts easily with practical examples. Upon completion, students will receive a certification accredited by YACEP (Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider).
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Yoga Alliance YACEP Accredited Certification
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Beginner to Intermediate Level
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Curriculum
History, Yoga Philosophy & Ethics
- History of Yoga
- Origination & Meaning of Yoga
- Understanding of Patanjali Yoga Sutras
- The Eight Limbs of Yoga
- Understanding Bhagavad Gita
Teachers
GURUDEV DHRUVAJI
Yoga Philosphy Instructor
Dhruvaji makes the most difficult Yoga philosophy concepts very easy to understand. He is not just experienced in teaching but realized in Yoga philosophy. His voice vibrates through all his chakras. Answering the most complex questions in the most understandable and easily implementable manner is his expertise. Dhruvaji has been a mentor to many Yogis in selfless service for the past three decades.
Education:
- Masters in Science Gold Medalist in Physical Chemistry from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (1989-1994)
- E-RYT 500 Registered Yoga Teacher and YACEP Continuing Education Provider from Yoga Alliance
- Master Diploma (MD) in Yoga Therapy from Jaipur
- Diploma in Sound Therapy (DSoT) from Jaipur
Experience:
- 30 years of overall teaching experience
- 3 years of teaching experience in Rishikesh
- 6 years of teaching experience in Kerala
- 4 years of online teaching experience (Europe, USA, Australia)
Expertise:
- Yoga and Asana Philosophy
- Pranayama Philosophy and Subtleties
- Meditation Philosophy
- Higher Stages of Ashtanga Yoga
- Chakras, Ida, and Pingala Balancing
- Kundalini Sushumna Awakening
- Yoga and Meditation Music Mastering
- Mantras, Dance, Musical Instruments, Colors, Bhramara, Murchha, Nadi Shodhana, Kumbhaka, Trataka, Mudra, Gandha, and Slo-Mo Meditation
- Ayurveda Doshas, Prakriti, Vikriti
- Spiritual Questions and Answers
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main philosophy of yoga?
The philosophy of yoga believes that the mind, body, and soul are interconnected. It considers that spiritual ignorance is the root of all suffering. Integrating the body, mind, and soul and achieving positive goals to fight diseases of the modern world is the primary goal of yoga.
What are the eight limbs of yoga philosophy?
The eight limbs of yoga are yama, niyama, asana, pranayama, pratyahara, dharana , dhyana, and samadhi.
Who is the founder of yoga?
Maharishi Patanjali is considered the “Father of Yoga”. He has written 195 verses in the Patanjali Yoga Sutras which provides a structure for incorporating yoga into daily life. Lord Shiva on the other hand is also considered as the first yogi (Adiyogi) who imparted the knowledge of yoga to the immortal seven sages (Saptarishis).
Why is yoga philosophy important?
Advocates of yoga argue that realizing one's own self is the first step toward achieving inner harmony. Yoga philosophy outlines a methodical procedure to do this. In order to achieve oneness with the Divine, yoga philosophy teaches moral principles, ethical standards, breathing exercises, and internal practices.
What do we learn in yoga philosophy?
The philosophy of yoga offers an individual framework for maximizing the benefits of techniques including posture flow, breathing exercises, and meditation. And if one approaches yoga philosophically, then one gains control over their life.