Subtle Body Anatomy

 

The subtle body system presents a holographic view of wellness from the Spiritual foundation to the tangible organs and related diseases in the human body.

The goal is to introduce practitioners to the vast dimension of the Subtle Body system, related therapeutic considerations and return to the mystery of yoga as therapy.

The subtle body includes and is not limited to: loka, agni, tala, mahabhuta, nadi, lingham, granthi, shakti, chakra, vritti, pranavayu and dosha. The training on these components and the related yoga tools are the foundation of PranaYoga’s yoga cikitsa practices. We will learn the subtle body with the intention of integrating the concepts into our work, yet address the outstanding physical issue the client brings to a session.

The students in the training, whether deepening your work as a yoga teacher, considering yoga therapy or entering a yoga therapy training, we will explore body as the silent communicator of the Spirit and know that when we address the physical body, we are also addressing the subtle body. Yoga teachers and therapists will be more prepared for reactions and responses from their students and clients as their yoga experience helps them unfold into wholeness.

This is the essence of “why yoga works!”

This course is part of our Advanced YTT, see more below.

Taught by: 

Hansa Knox, C-IAYT, LMT, KCYT and Indukanta Udasin 

PranaYoga Teacher Training

 

Grow Your Yoga

 

Deepen Your Practice

300-hour trainings are typically the next step for teachers.

We offer the option to attain that and more, with more than 1000 hours of optional classes available.

You must have a 200 RYT equivalent certification before you can register. Courses can be used as continuing education.

Sample of topics include these and more:

Advanced Core Basics
Chakra, Tantra, and Esoteric Anatomy
Hatha Yoga Classical Texts incl. Patanjali Yoga Sutras
Yoga
Teaching Methodology
Ayurveda for Yogasana Class
The Epics

Sample of special interest courses include:

Children’s Yoga
Prenatal Yoga
Senior Yoga
Yoga Nidra
Sanskrit
Yoga as Therapy