Ahimsa (Non-violence, Self-care & the Cultivation of Awareness)

Description

Ahimsa (Non-violence, Self-care, and the Cultivation of Awareness and Practice)

What does ‘non-violence’ mean beyond not lashing out physically, or engaging in self-defeating negative mindset?

Transform your understanding of self-care and spiritual practice with an enlightening journey that dives deep into the foundations of yoga, guided by the timeless wisdom of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras and the Netra Tantra (The Tantra of the 3rd Eye).

What You’ll Learn:

• Introduction to Yoga: Begin with a foundational overview of yoga as a holistic practice for mind, body, and spirit.
• Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras: Explore the essential concepts of the Yamas and Niyamas, with a particular focus on the first Yama: non-violence.
• Understanding Non-Violence: Engage in thought-provoking discussions on the true meaning of non-violence and its profound implications in everyday life.
• The Great Vow: Discover Patanjali’s reference to the “great vow” and how committing to non-violence can transform your spiritual journey.
• Comparative Teachings: Gain insights by comparing Patanjalian teachings with Netra Tantra, highlighting a more concise and pervasive understanding of the Yamas and their role in achieving the perfection of Yoga.

• A life-defining engagement with the foundations of classical wisdom traditions. 

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  Program Features:

  • Flexible Online Access: Delivered through a user-friendly online learning platform, allowing you to engage with the material at your own pace and revisit key insights whenever you wish.
  • Support File: Enhance your learning experience with a comprehensive support file, including essential takeaways, reflective exercises, and additional resources for a deeper exploration of Satya.
  • Remastered Soundscapes: Experience soothing soundscapes that enhance your meditative practices and create a peaceful environment for reflection and growth.

    Guided Meditations:

    • Repose in the Silent Ground of Being: Discover the deep silence that underpins all of reality, connect with your inner stillness, and embrace the essence of non-violence.
    • The Cave in the Heart: Dive deep into your inner sanctuary to discover the radiant source of light within, nurturing compassion for yourself and others through an abiding recognition of essence nature.

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    Why This Program?

    In a world that often emphasizes conflict, this program offers a refreshing perspective on cultivating awareness and compassion. Through the teachings of Patanjali, practical guided meditations, and the support of deep contemplations for future spiritual practice, you’ll learn how to integrate non-violence into your daily life, enhancing your self-care practices and spiritual growth.

  Enroll now to discover the power of Ahimsa as a guiding principle on your path to personal and spiritual growth!

  _______________________________________________________________________________ Satsanga Themes (Past) & Coming Up: Available in the program library. Upcoming events are open for registration.

  1. Ahimsa: Non-violence, Self-care & Cultivation of Awareness 
  2. Satya: Truth, Truthfulness & Real Integrity
  3. Asteya: Non-stealing, the Life Force, & Energy Boundaries
  4. Brahmacharya: Energy Purification & Balance
  5. Habituation & Re-training the Ego (January 2025)
  6. Cleanliness, Hygiene & Inner Alchemy (February)
  7. Contentment & Overall Wellbeing (March)
  8. Discipline & Spiritual Practice (April)
  9. Self-study & Observation (May)
  10. Surrender & Synchronicity (June)

  *DISCLAIMER* Participating in yoga and/or yoga philosophy classes, including but not limited to the guided meditations therein, involves inherent psycho-physical risk. These risks include, but are not limited to, physical injuries (e.g., strains, sprains, or fractures), emotional distress, or psychological discomfort arising from the meditation process. Understand that meditation may bring up strong emotions or unresolved issues. By enrolling in this class, you confirm that you are aware of and understand the inherent risks involved in yoga and guided meditation, and are aware that your participation is voluntary and that you are responsible for your own well-being during these activities.