Philosophy

The Yoga Philosophy course explores the philosophy of an eight limbed yoga practice inclusive of off-the-mat application of our studies.  Of the modules, the Yoga Philosophy module is most rooted in soul-work.  The student is taken on a journey through the self while weaving in the tenets of yoga. 

If enrolling as part of the Yoga Study program, both courses listed below are required to complete your 200 hours.
YOGA ALCHEMY  
Course begins November 16th

Yoga Alchemy holds focus on the intelligent system of yoga. The 8 limbs are explored in totality as well as in magnification of their service and purpose. Yoga Alchemy deepens relationship with the core tenets of the yoga sutras, elevating frequency for living your yoga in highest potential, and integration of mindfulness in transformative practice.
​Amy Erickson & Nick Orser will be guiding your off-the-mat experience in this 4-session series.
  • The Yoga Sutras offer guidance on how to live a spiritual and moral life, how to overcome core human challenges, and how to take steps to attain inner peace.
  • There is a depth of wisdom in the practice of yoga, which is far more than the physical practice we largely know it as in the West. It is a way of life.
  • This course is greatly situated in mind-matters and illuminating ages old wisdom that is timeless in its offerings
  • Education on the 8-limbs of yoga

​All session times: 9:15a-12:15p
  • Yoga Alchemy (every other Wednesday)
    • Wednesday, November 16
    • Wednesday, November 30
    • Wednesday, December 14
    • Wednesday, December 28

Required reading materials not included.  Approx. cost: $20
YAMAS & NIYAMAS
Course begins January 4th

Yamas & Niyamas is intimately focused on the first and second limbs of yoga. A fresh take on this offering guides us into dharma talk / lecture-based exploration paired with experiential exercises to deepen your relationship with the restraints and observances of your practice. The journey through the yamas and niyamas guides to an inner realm of complexity which much to unpack and witness.

While each session is open to personal reflection and group discussion, much of this added function of relationship building is guided to supported personal reflections as you progress through the course.

All session times: 9:15a-12:15p
  • Yamas & Niyamas (every Wednesday)
    • Wednesday, January 4
    • Wednesday, January 11
    • Wednesday, January 18
    • Wednesday, January 25

Required reading materials not included.  Approx. cost: $12
Reserve one/either session for $150; Reserve both sessions at the same time for $250
All hours and both sessions are required for RYT200 course-track students.
No refunds or transfers.