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Yoga Teacher Training
Certification
based on Ashtanga Yoga
& Hatha Yoga (Indian Traditional
Yoga) |
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| Vishwa
Yoga Darshan - Ashram photo September 2007 |
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Yoga Teacher Training - Overview |
| Practical
Training in Asanas,
Pranayama ,Mudra, Bandhas,
Cleansing
Processes & Meditation |
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Lectures on Hatha Yoga,
Ashtanga Yoga (Yama,
Niyama, Asana,
Pranayama, Pratyahara,
Dharana, Dhyan
& Samadhi), Yoga
Sutras by Patanjali, Hatha
Yoga Pradipika, Karma Yoga (Bhagvat Gita), Kundalini
Yoga, Applications of Yoga, Yoga Therapy for back
problems, obesity, heart problems, diabetes, hypertension,
stress, digestive disorders, Prenatal
Yoga etc. |
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Teaching includes Lesson planning, educational
techniques to teach principles of Yoga, practicals
in teaching yoga, understanding, correcting, assisting,
encouraging, caring and guiding the progress of students
in yoga. Program also includes ethical guidelines
for Yoga teacher. |
| Sanskrit
training includes Mantra,
Asanas, Pranayama, and other Yoga words. |
| Examination
for Practical Training, Theory Assignments on Anatomy
& Physiology, Ashtanga Yoga, Teaching Methodology,
Individual Education, Practical Lesson examination
(Examination of Teaching Yoga). |
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Ayurveda - Introduction to Ayurveda that
is science of life, Indian traditional science of
healthy life style, medicines and herbs. |
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| PROGRAM
DATES:- |
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Date |
Medium
Of Teaching |
Venue |
Admission |
2007
Courses |
| Report
of Janurary 2007 Course
, Report
of Feb 2007 Course, Report
of March 2007 course |
| 6
June to 5 July |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
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| 11
July to 10 August |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
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| 1
September to 30 September |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
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| 6
October to 5 November 2007 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
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| 11
November to 10 December 2007 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
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| 2008
Courses |
| 6
January to 2 Feb 2008 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
Admissions
Closed. |
| 7
Feb to 6 Mar 2008 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
Admissions
Closed. |
| 20
Mar to 17 April 2008 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
Admissions
Closed. |
| 8
April to 4 May 2008 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
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| 26
April to 22 May 2008 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
Admissions
Closed. |
| 7
July to 3 August 2008 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
Admissions
Closed. |
| 4
August to 1 Sept 2008 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
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| 3
Sep to 30 Sept 2008 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
Admissions
Closed. |
| 10
Oct to 6 Nov 2008 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
Admissions
Closed. |
| 9
Nov to 6 Dec 2008 |
English |
Vishwa
Yoga Darshan, India |
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| Yoga
Teacher Training, Certification Program For Beginners
Duration - 250 Hour
(Yoga,
Pranayama, Meditation Training / Teaching Techniques /
Philosophy / Applications of Yoga / Yoga therapy)
Program
- 28 days or 4 weeks
Photo
- Caron Boslor
Curriculum
/ Contents / Syllabus
· Basic movements - Preparatory
movements (12 nos).
· Yogasanas - Total = 89 Asanas
or Yoga positions.
· Pranayama - Deep breathing,
Fast Breathing, Alternate nostril breathing (Anuloma Viloma), Surya
Bhedan (Right nostril breathing), Bhastrika
(Bellow's breath), Bhramari
(Humming bee pranayama), Ujjayi
(Psychic breath), Shitali,
Sitkari (Cooling pranayama)
· Meditation
including Chakra Meditation, Prana Meditation, So Ham
Meditation and Revitalizing Meditation.
· Surya namaskar
- Sun Salutations.
Cleansing
processes - Jalaneti (Nasal cleansing), Kapalbhati
(Frontal Lobe cleansing), Tratak (Concentration),
Dhouti, partial master cleanse or Lagoo Shankha prakshalana
from the Hatha Yoga Tradition.

Photo - Caron Boslor
Theory
lectures -
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Yam & Niyam (Ashtanga Yoga)
. Asana or Yoga Poses
. Different Types of Yoga (Karma Yoga / Bhagwad Gita,
Bhakti Yoga, Mantra
Yoga, Swara Yoga)
. Pranayama (Based on Ashtanga Yoga & Hatha Yoga Pradipika)
. Pratyahar, Dharana, Dhyan & Samadhi (Meditation from
Ashtanga Yoga)
. Ayurveda Diet & Yoga
. Lifestyle & Yoga
. Ayurveda I & II
. Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology - A yogic perspective
on the respiratory, digestive, excretory, circulatory,
nervous, musculoskeletal & endocrine systems.
. Hatha Yoga Pradipika (Based
on the Hatha Yoga traditional books like Hatha Yoga Pradipika,
Gherand Samhita, Goraksha Shatakam, Shiva Samhita, Yoga
Taravali, Hatha Ratnavali etc.
. Yoga techniques for Stress Management
. Yoga for
Back problems,
. Yoga
for Diabetes
. Yoga for Heart Problems
. Yoga
for Hypertension
. Yoga
for Asthma
. Yoga
for Arthritis
. Prenatal Yoga (Yoga
in Pregnancy)
. Yoga techniques
for Obesity
· Yoga & Sports
· Kundalini Yoga
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Swara Yoga
· Yoga Nidra
· Yoga for Kids and students
Yoga Teacher Training -
Theory
4 Hours
Micro lessons 12 Hours
Trial Lesson 4 hours per student
Lesson Examination 1 hour per student
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This includes practical training, micro teaching lessons,
practice sessions, workshops, Yoga lesson planning, Yoga
education system, self study, Yoga class coordination,
managing your Yoga class etc.
Examination : Practical Asana Assessment 300 marks, 4
written assignments each 50 marks, final lesson exam 200
marks (Yoga Teaching examination)

Photo - Caron Boslor
Course
Curriculum / Syllabus Books:-
· Yoga Sopan (Basic Course) - Rishi Dharmajyoti
(Yoga Vidya Gurukul Publication)
· Yoga Pravesh (Beginners Course) - Rishi Dharmajyoti
· Yoga Parichay (Intermediate Course) - Rishi Dharmajyoti
· Asana Pranayama Mudra Bandha - Swami Satyananda
(Bihar School of Yoga)
· Yoga Teacher Handbook - Rishi Dharmajyoti (Yoga
Vidya Gurukul Publication)
Certificate
& Recognition to the Program - Certificate
Course in Yoga Education
- The
program is recognized by Director of Education, Government
of Maharashtra (Under Government of India).
- Yoga
Vidya Gurukul is affiliated to YCMOU
(A Government of India University) to run the Diploma
courses in Yoga.
- Certification
to the successful student entitles them to teach in
any part of the world and can also be used to register
with other organizations outside India.
FEES:
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The fees for the above program / course
1. Lodging & boarding Charges - US $ 475 or in Euro
€ 348
2. Course fees - US $ 125 or in Euro € 92
(Including course material, syllabus books & other
material)
3. Registration fees - US $ 75 or in Euro € 55
Total
Fees - $ 675 (475 + 125 + 75)
or Total Fees in Euro € 495 ( € 348 + 92 + 55)
Fees
can be paid with any of the following ways:
1. Travellers Cheques
2. Currency - USD $, Sterling £ , Euro € Yen
¥ or Indian Rupees Rs.
3. Telegraphic Bank Transfer of Funds
Note - Foreign currency exchange is available.
Venue
Of Course:- Vishwa Yoga Darshan
- Vishwa Yoga Darshan is the perfect place for yoga and
meditation. It is situated in the mountain range of Sahyadri.
The ashram is surrounded by fascinating landscapes and
natural beauty. It is an ideal location away from the
city and stressful modern life.
The
new ashram is becoming more popular as it offers a stress
free Yoga lifestyle in a natural environment.
The
ashram is in the vicinity of Lord
Trimbakeshwara, one of the 12 most important and auspicious
Shiva Temples in India. Lord Shiva is the origin of Yoga
Tradition and this makes the location of the ashram more
significant. Millions of devotees visit the Shiva temple
annually. The surrounding mountains are considered heaven
for Yogis, allowing them to perform Yoga & Mediation
practices.
(Photos
taken at Vishwa Yoga Darshan)
Facilities
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Yoga & Meditation facilities, medical facilities including
emergency services are also provided. Herbal treatment
to various problems is also provided.
Lodging-
The ashram provides lodging facilities to students. A
student is provided with an independent compartment in
a house. Every house has 4 compartments, the house is
self contained with an attached toilet block. An independent
wardrobe with a locker is provided to every student. A
bed, mattress, blankets, sheets and pillow are also provided.
A laundry service is available in the ashram at cost.
Note
- Staying arrangements for Ladies and Gents are different.
No
of Students per batch are about 38
Boarding-
Yogic Food
The dining room serves pure
vegetarian food in accordance
with the yogic life style. The food is non spicy and rich
in raw vegetables. The daily diet consists of various
seasonal fruits and vegetables. Herbal drinks are provided
instead of tea and coffee.
The food supplied is strictly organic and minimally processed.
We place great emphasis on maintaining a highly nutritional
and balanced diet.
The diet is suitable for all, however if a student has
any allergies then their needs will be catered for.
Water
- We provide mineral water to all our students
for drinking purposes.
Note
- Complete silence is maintained in the dining room during
the meals.
Library
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A good collection of books in the library is a valuable
resource to aspiring Yoga students. It includes various
books on Yoga, Meditation, Tantra, Vedas, Upanishadas,
Indian philosophies, Ayurveda, naturopathy etc.
Personal
Guidance - Personal guidance for medical problems
using Yoga Techniques, Herbals and Ayurveda techniques
is available for all the students.
Store-
The store provides the following services at cost:
- Books
and CD's on Yoga
- Various
Yoga Accessories (Including mats, T Shirts etc.)
- Soaps,
shampoos, Stationary, Incense sticks
- Medicines,
Mosquito repellents
- Foreign
currency exchange
- Train
/ Flight reservation facility
- International
Phone call facility
Note
- We do not have Internet facility in the ashram. Internet
is available in Nasik city, on the weekly off when students
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What
to Bring?
- Clothing
- Loose & comfortable clothes for summer & warm
ones for winter.
Note - You are kindly
requested to wear T-shirts / shirts covering the shoulders
and long pants below the knees.
- Receipt
of Online registration fee (If you have paid it via
Internet payment gateway)
- Photos
- 4 passport size photos & 4 photocopies of your
passport and Indian visa.
- Valuables
- You can bring valuables at YOUR OWN RISK. We are not
responsible for any loss or damages. Lockers are supplied.
- Yoga
Mats - Please bring your own mats. You can buy mats
in the shop.
- Miscellaneous
- Your own medicines & personal toileteries.
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conditions -
- December
- January - February- temperatures 10 to 28 degrees
celcius (50 - 83 Fahrenheit)
Winter time - Warm clothes are required
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March - temperatures 18 degrees to 32 degrees
celcius (64 - 90 Fahrenheit)
Spring
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April - May - June - temperatures 24 degrees to
40 degrees celcius (75 - 104 Fahrenheit)
Summer - Warm to very hot
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July- August - September - temperatures 15 degrees
to 35 degrees celcius (60 - 95 Fahrenheit)
Rainy season Monsoon - Rainy clothes are required
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October - November - temperatures 18 degrees to
35 degrees celcius (65 - 95 Fahrenheit)
Warm during the day and little cold mornings/
evenings
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The
address of the institute is as follows
Yoga Vidya Dham
Kaivalya Nagari
College Road
Nashik - 422005
Maharashtra,India.
Phone : +91 9850049688 or +91-253-2575624 or +91-253-2318090
email - yvd@yogapoint.com
or yogapoint108@gmail.com
Nasik city is 170 KM from Mumbai (formerly Bombay)
Nasik
is about 1800 Ft or 580 metres above sea level.
Regular
Trains, Bus service
and Taxi services are available to reach Nasik. We can also
provide an airport pickup service directly to our ashram.
click
for more details
For
information about the Teacher training course, you may contact
our affiliated centres and ask about the feedback and other
enquiries. Click here to contact
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Who
Should Apply?
- Healthy
individuals (physically + mentally) with no experience of
yoga. Minimum age is 18 years and the maximum age is 50 years.
For students over the age of 50 a fitness certificate is necessary.
- Yoga
practitioners who have been doing yoga and want to become
teachers.
- Yoga
aspirants who want to learn the INDIAN TRADITIONAL YOGA &
techniques to teach the same.
- If
you are expecting modified versions of physical exercises
in the name of Yoga then this is not the school for you.
- You
should apply only if you are willing to follow the rules
and regulations of the ashram. Note
- The culture in the ashram is different from a holiday resort
or summer camp.
How
to Apply?
You
can download the registration form here.
You can send the completed form via email to yvd@yogapoint.com
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you do not receive any answer in 7 days then you can call on
+91 937 373 7339. After acceptance of the form, you will be
asked to pay a registration fee (Non refundable). The remaining
fee can be deposited when the student comes for the course.
(Note
- If you do not receive any answer in 7 days, you may
call on +91
937 373 7339 or the phone
numbers mentioned above.)
Rules
for Participants -
Please
note that you are entering an Yoga Ashram, which is a new experience.
The rules should be followed so as to get the maximum benefit
of this environment and make your experience more enjoyable.
Yoga
is a discipline of body, mind and spirit. Keeping in view, the
rules and regulations are made to enhance the quality of the
mind. They are a part of the Yogic lifestyle.
1.
After the admission, participants cannot leave the campus (except
for 1 weekly off). In case of emergency, written permission
from the Course Coordinator is required.
2. No
friends or relatives are allowed to stay with the participants
without any prior permission.
3. Alcohol, tobacco or other drugs / steriods / smoking etc
are strictly not allowed in the Ashram Premises during the stay
in the ashram. (This behaviour may invite strict action against
the persons violating this rule.)
NOTE - Please do not apply for the course if you can not follow
this rule.
4. Children below the age of 10 years can stay with their parents
but prior permission is necessary.
5. For getting the best results from the practice of yoga, the
course schedule and diet is specifically organised; the participants
are requested to adjust to this environment as quickly as possible.
6. Participants must follow the timetable and attend all sessions,
lectures and other activities.
7 . Please don't bring valuables, if necessary Yoga Vidya Dham
can keep them safely for you during the course.
8 . If you are physically unwell, you are requested to contact
the Resident Medical Officer immediately.,
9 . You can bring your medicines and continue personal treatment
but it is advisable to inform the medical officer or your class
teacher about your ailment & treatment.
10. In the case of major health problems initial treatment will
be provided by the medical officer. Any further treatment required
during the course will have to be managed from external medical
experts on your own.
11. Necessary food arrangements are made in the institute and
no external food is allowed. The food in the institute is strictly
vegetarian. To experience the good effects of the Yogic lifestyle
please do not have anything from outside to eat.
12.
There is complete silence during the meals.
13. Seva Yoga / Karma Yoga is practiced
for 1 hour a day.
Course
Coordinator reserves the right to enforce any other necessary
rules as well as the above rules.
What
is seva yoga / Karma yoga ?
Seva is serving others and helping others with compassion. Serving
is not for personal gratification but to uplift others. Seva
is an offering. When an action contains your best thoughts and
feelings, your love and affection, sympathy and compassion,
and when it uplifts others, that is seva. In the course of time
seva becomes a way of life. Living for others becomes a way
of life, not living for oneself.
Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati
Teacher
Training (Residential) Course Daily Schedule
05:00
am Wakeup Time
05.45 am to 06.00 am Mantra Chanting
06.00 am to 06.30 am Meditation
06:30 am to 08:30 am Yoga Practice (Asana & Pranayama)
09:00 am to 09:30 am Breakfast / Snacks
09:45 am to 10:30 am Theory lecture I
10:30 am to 11:00 am Yoga Nidra (Perfect Relaxation)
11:15 am to 12:00 pm Theory lecture II
12:15 am to 01:00 pm LUNCH
01:00 pm to 03:00 pm Resting Time (Self Study)
03:00 pm to 03:15 pm Herbal Drink
03:15 pm to 04:00 pm Karma Yoga (Seva Yoga)
04:30 pm to 06:30 pm Yoga Practice (Asana & Pranayama)
06:30 pm to 07:15 pm Free time
07.30 pm to 08:00 pm DINNER
08:30 pm to 09:15 pm Sanskrit Training / Yoga Songs (Bhajans)
/ Group Discussions / Question Answer sessions / Satsangs.
09.30 pm to 10:00 pm Mantra Chants
10:30 pm Bed Time
Please
refer to the FAQ page if you have
any further questions.
Hari OM
Style
of Yoga & Tradition of our School / Guru
Tradition
of our School / Guru - We
teach INDIAN TRADITIONAL YOGA. Our
School is joined to the great tradition of
Swami Satyananda Saraswati of Bihar
School of Yoga.
Paramhansa
Swami Niranjananda Saraswati initiated Rishi
Dharma Jyoti (Yogacharya Vishwas Mandlik) into Rishi Sannayasa
and joined Yoga Vidya Dham on 7th
March 2006 to the spiritual tradition of Sage Adi Shankaracharya,
Swami Sivananda and Swami Satyananda.
(Please
note that Certification and Training is given as per the syllabus
designed by Yoga Vidya Gurukul, it is not a part of Bihar Yoga
/ Bihar Yoga Bharati, the certification is also by Yoga Vidya
Gurukul.)
Before
applying please read the following articles on Asana and the
style of yoga we teach. We teach as per the traditional Indian
Style of Yoga, according to the classical books of Hatha Yoga
Pradipika and Ashtanga Yoga based on Patanjali Yoga Sutras.
This
course is for beginners who want to learn and teach in a way
which is as per the Hatha & Ashtanga yoga traditions. This
course covers Yoga from basic to advanced techniques from the
classical texts of Hatha Yoga and Ashtanga Yoga. (Hatha Pradipika
& Patanjal Yoga Sutras.)
Yoga
education is a subject of research and requires years of experience.
Yoga Vidya Dham has been operational since the last 28 years
in various parts of India and abroad. The experience gathered
during these years will certainly help the students in teaching
classes.
Yoga
Vidya Gurukul International Activities
- Please click here
to see our latest activities out of India.
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| Seva
Scholoarship Fund -
The students of the Teacher Training Course
in January 2005 initiated a noble acivity to help the
children of the local area near Vishwas Yoga Darshan,
Trimbak. An educational
fund was initiated to assist the local village school
& students by raising funds to supply children with
necessary educational kits. The fund will continue to
grow in size as the momentum builds and inspirations spreads.
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