Meditation is to “stop doing something” - to take activity away. Meditation is a practice for the mind. A practice to quieten busy thoughts and distractions. Yoga is a meditation of the body. It is the physical practice that allows our body to be stable enough to meditate.
“At the end of the day, I can end up just totally wacky, because I've made mountains out of molehills. With meditation, I can keep them as molehills.” ~Ringo Starr
The most common thing that we here as yoga teachers is that meditation is "too hard", "I haven't got enough time" or "it's not for me". We understand that it can be challenging and confronting but it can also be a powerful tool on and off the yoga mat. Meridian Meditations are quick and simple, yet connect with our Qi or life-force to help take a quick moment to calm our thoughts and strengthen our mind-body connections.
In this course you will learn:
Meditations to help balance the different Qi Meridians of the body
To understand that whilst meditation is not on everyones radar, it can be taught in yoga in a dynamic form
How to share the benefits of meditation with your clients
How to work meridian meditations into your classes
no matter what the style
Who this course is for:
Yoga teachers of all styles and all levels of experience
Anyone who loves their yoga practice and want to develop it further
Oriental Therapist looking to enhance their clients health and happiness
This course forms part of our 10137NAT Certificate IV in Remedial Yoga Teaching accredited course designed to teach clients in a group setting.
At the end of this course with 100% attendance, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that can be submitted to your association for continuing professional education/development.
Meditation is to “stop doing something” - to take activity away. Meditation is a practice for the mind. A practice to quieten busy thoughts and distractions. Yoga is a meditation of the body. It is the physical practice that allows our body to be stable enough to meditate.
“At the end of the day, I can end up just totally wacky, because I've made mountains out of molehills. With meditation, I can keep them as molehills.” ~Ringo Starr
The most common thing that we here as yoga teachers is that meditation is "too hard", "I haven't got enough time" or "it's not for me". We understand that it can be challenging and confronting but it can also be a powerful tool on and off the yoga mat. Meridian Meditations are quick and simple, yet connect with our Qi or life-force to help take a quick moment to calm our thoughts and strengthen our mind-body connections.
In this course you will learn:
Meditations to help balance the different Qi Meridians of the body
To understand that whilst meditation is not on everyones radar, it can be taught in yoga in a dynamic form
How to share the benefits of meditation with your clients
How to work meridian meditations into your classes
no matter what the style
Who this course is for:
Yoga teachers of all styles and all levels of experience
Anyone who loves their yoga practice and want to develop it further
Oriental Therapist looking to enhance their clients health and happiness
This course forms part of our 10137NAT Certificate IV in Remedial Yoga Teaching accredited course designed to teach clients in a group setting.
At the end of this course with 100% attendance, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that can be submitted to your association for continuing professional education/development.
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