emil wendel

Emil Wendel: 2005 Tokyo Workshop "Asana & Beyond "

May 30, 2005 - June 5, 2005
Tags : | asana | hatha yoga | hip openers | kriya yoga | lecture | mantra | meditation | pranayama | yoga philosophy

Emil Wendel was born in Switzerland and has been living in Asia since the mid-seventies, studying Sanskrit and Indian Dharma on the Subcontinent, as well as Chinese Philosophy and Taoism in East Asia.

Emil advocates and teaches Hatha-Kundalini Yoga, a method of merging asanas, pranayama and dhyana to develop and deepen a yoga practice beyond the mere physical experience.

The many years of residency in Nepal and India have allowed him an exceptional insight into the depth of Indian civilization and its underlying philosophical current. Apart from being fluent in some of the modern Asian languages, he has been involved with Sanskrit studies for more than 15 years.

We are very pleased to have Emil join us here in Tokyo.

All levels are welcome.

Please note: a fair degree of fitness is recommended for practicing the Yoga Asanas. While we develop our practice gradually and with care over the week,
Hatha-Kundalini remains a physically and mentally powerful yoga-exercise.

SCHEDULE 

Monday, May 30th (7:00-8:30am)

Pranayama and Guided Meditation
Short Introduction Session
YogaJaya Studio, Omotesando

Monday, May 30th (18:30-20:30)

Asanas: ca. 90 min, focus breath in asana
Philosophy: The Origin, Goals and Dilemmas of Yoga
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Sendagaya Sta. 東京体育館(千駄ヶ谷駅)

Tuesday, May 31st (7:00-8:30am)

Pranayama and Guided Meditation
YogaJaya Studio, Omotesando

Tuesday, May 31st (18:30-20:30)

Asanas: ca. 90 min, focus breath, general strength
Philosophy: The Background and Schools of Pranayama
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Sendagaya Sta. 東京体育館(千駄ヶ谷駅)

Wednesday, June 1st (7:00-8:30am)

Pranayama, Kriyas and Meditation
YogaJaya Studio, Omotesando

Wednesday, June 1st (18:30-20:30)

Asanas: ca. 90 min, focus hamstrings
Philosophy: The Physiology and Effects of Pranayama
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Sendagaya Sta. 東京体育館(千駄ヶ谷駅)

Thursday, June 2nd (7:00-8:30am)

Pranayama, Mantras and Meditation
YogaJaya Studio, Omotesando

Thursday, June 2nd (18:30-20:30)

Asanas: ca. 90 min, focus hip openers
Philosophy: An Approach to the Advanced Practices of Pratyahara and Dharana, leading to True Meditation - the 5th, 6th and 7th Limbs of Raja Yoga

Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Sendagaya Sta. 東京体育館(千駄ヶ谷駅)

Friday, June 3rd (7:00-8:30am)

Pranayama, Mantras and Meditation
YogaJaya Studio, Omotesando

Friday, June 3rd (18:30-20:30)

Asanas: ca. 90 min, focus backbend postures
Philosophy: Understanding and Working with Kriya Yoga - The Yoga of Movement of Awareness

Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Sendagaya Sta. 東京体育館(千駄ヶ谷駅)

Saturday, June 4th (7:00-8:30am)

Deepened Pranayama and Meditation
Lululemon, Omotesando

TEABREAK

Saturday, June 4th (10:00-12:15)

Full Hatha-Kundalini Asana Practice
Lululemon, Omotesando

Sunday, June 5th (7:00-8:30am)

Deepened Pranayama and Meditation
Lululemon, Omotesando

TEABREAK

Sunday, June 5th (10:00-12:15)

Full Hatha-Kundalini Asana Practice
Lululemon, Omotesando

 

All yoga provides a profound understanding of the mechanics of ones own body. Regular yogapractice releases tension throughout the body, improves posture, tones muscles, creates strength, balance and flexibility. Yoga also provides one with a very tangible way of understanding how to maintain psychological balance and harmony.

* Yoga mats will not be provided for the workshop. Do not forget to bring your mat!

* All classes will start at the exact time listed. It is required to show up 30 minutes prior to register your attendance.


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