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Land of Yoga Level 1
Teacher Training Diploma SPECIAL
NOTE: The Yoga Teachers' Association of
Australia has set down a minimum requirement for teacher trainees to complete,
in order to be recognised and registered as a Yoga Teacher in Australia.
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Held
mostly in group classes, this will be a Practical training of on-going
Individual practice and mentorship. The Course is designed to fulfil all the minimum requirements listed by the Yoga Teachers' Association of Australia. *Note: 2 requirements will not be met at Land of Yoga: Anatomy and Physiology 1 must be completed elsewhere (by Correspondence is suitable); and First Aid must also be completed externally (St. Johns). The training is in Integrated Raja Yoga. As in, I will teach people all the precepts of Classical Yoga, integrating any modern style as well, all being relevant to the discovery of what it means to be a Yogi – whether in the western world, or not. Over a year or more, each teacher trainee will be guided personally towards whatever they fear, whatever they misunderstand, and whatever they do not know is in the way. They will receive a mentoring that is practical every day. All sessions will involve some Yogic practice. The trainee teacher will be advised during this process, and advised afterwards. The mentorship will be psychological most of all, in the traditional Guru/Sadhaka style. This is a spiritual relationship. It will continue long after the initial training program has ended. During the course, each student will be given all of the relevant texts to personally investigate. These texts will cover the full range of education, necessarily experienced practically in their life. They will each time be required to discuss these experiences with me, and with the group; they will be required to write at least one essay on each theme, including personal insights into the actual testing of these theories. There will be no particular order for which yogic area each student will look into at any particular time. This will happen naturally throughout the course. (But all listed texts [see below] MUST be completed by the end of the course). (The texts will be introduced, individually, at times as deemed appropriate and relevant, according to the development of the student). As the student continues to cover the full range of practices everyday – which will always speak for themselves eventually – and meanwhile embarks upon the wide-ranging philosophy and wisdoms of Yogic texts...slowly, everything will fall into place. This is a practical integration of theory. It happens naturally as one continues to practise. The
main thing to understand is that the Training Breakdown: Self Practice: The applicant must previously have
practised/experienced Yoga Philosophy, Ethics and
Lifestyle: (260 HRS) Study
of Sacred Texts and Yogic Educational texts: This
is a major section of the course focus, in the development of an Advanced Yogic
Consciousness. Texts studied: Bhagavad
Gita; Avadhutta Gita; Raja Yoga (Vivekanand); Jnana Yoga (Vivekanand); Karma
Yoga (Vivekanand); Bhakti Yoga
(Vivekanand); Tantra: The Supreme
Understanding (Osho); THEMES
DEVELOPED: ·
The Life of a Yogi - What does it mean to be a
Yogi? What is Yoga, other than Love? Who am I? All
of these 'concepts' will be constantly reviewed and referred to, reflected upon
in reference to the life the student lives, and the experiences they are having
throughout the duration of the course, as they continue to open their bodies
and minds with the practices. Anatomy and
Physiology: (60 HRS) This
area will not be studied as part of
the Land of Yoga program and must be completed during the timeframe of course,
usually by correspondence: Available
by Correspondence at the Australian College of Traditional Medicine for $395.
See: Yogic Physiology: (80 HRS) Study
of subtle yogic physiology and energy fields. (Texts:
Swara Yoga(Satyananda), Kundalini Yoga, Raja Yoga, Moola Bandha, Tattwa
Shuddhi, Taming the Kundalini)
Each
student will be required to focus on each of these aspects on a Practical level.
In the beginning they will learn the theory, and slowly over time see for
themselves the developing possibilities, through Meditation. Many different
meditative practices will be involved here. They will be guided through this by
me on a daily basis. There will always be ‘the next step’, and they will be
challenged to find out for themselves the Apparent
truth. Techniques: (400 HRS) (Texts:
Asana Pranayama Mudra Bandha, Mudras for Healing (Dev), Yoga Nidra)
It
must be understood that my classes almost always contain Yogic discussion,
between participants. We are always having Question/Answer forums about each of
our bodies, minds, Health, and Yogic discoveries. People learn from each other,
directly and indirectly. Students will always be engaging with this
development, guided by the teacher – Me. The
student must also attend a minimum of 5 classes in each of Ashtanga Yoga,
Iyengar Yoga, Bikram Yoga – as a means of observing different techniques,
especially these 3 Modern Yogas, highly popular in the western world
especially. Teaching Methodology: (100
HRS) (Texts
include: Yoga for Children, Prenatal Yoga, Yogic Management of Asthma and
Diabetes, Yogic Management of Common Diseases, Yoga for the Digestive System) · Assistance, correction, demonstration, student
learning styles. Students
will be examined - Theoretically and Practically – and will also be required to
write essays on these subjects. Much of this knowledge will be taught
practically, in the traditional 'Ashram' environment of group classes,
observation, and Mentor guidance. Integrative practice and
Teaching: (120 HRS) · Must volunteer to teach 12 hrs (over 12 weeks)
an Aged Care exercise class. This will be designed by me, and will include the
simple therapeutic Pawanmuktasan (Anti-Rheumatic) practices. First Aid: This
section will not be covered as part
of the Land of Yoga program, and will need to be done outside of the
curriculum, within the first 8 mths of course. REQUIREMENTS OF
APPLICANTS - Must have previously practised with a
teacher for 1 year/or at least 100 Hrs. The
student is welcome to attend any class at Land of Yoga, any time, any day, any
Workshop; and furthermore, request special help if needed. PRESCRIBED TEXTS: These
are included in Total Price and given appropriately according to the
development of each student, depending on Themes, Times, and Readiness:
PRICE FOR THE COURSE: $3600
for one year ($300 per month)*. * The course
may well take more than one year, and any additional months will be charged at
$250 from then on.
The aim of this training
program is to prepare the student teacher to have great knowledge, experience,
and confidence in themselves - as not merely Yoga teachers; rather, as Yogis. The course will be very
involved, and may take longer than one year. Great opportunity will be given to
the aspirant, to grow beyond their wildest dreams.
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