Vinyasa Yoga and Qigong: Awakening to the Flow Immersion
with Daniel Orlansky
A Weekend Immersion for Yoga Teachers and Interested Students
March 13 – 14, 2021
This weekend immersion open to the public. Part of the Yoga of Energy Flow 200-Hour Teacher Training it will be presented virtually and is a chance for yoga teachers and interested students to learn practical tools to bring the ancient arts of yoga and Qigong into classes and ones life.
11 am – 5 pm on both Saturday and Sunday; lunch break from 1:30-2:30 pm. Cost: $165
Explore the Taoist concept of “effortless flow” through qigong exercises and then bring the same ease of motion into Yoga of Energy Flow yoga sequences. This immersion focuses on breathing exercises to enhance life energy, Qigong practices to open the meridians, meditative flow in yoga sequences, and concentration techniques for mental clarity.
While yoga has its roots in the Vedic scriptures of India, Qigong grew out of the Chinese Taoist pursuit of longevity. The movements in both forms are graceful and gentle, with powerful effects that detoxify the body as they increase strength, flexibility, and peace of mind.
You will learn:
• Breathing exercises to enhance life energy
• The Eight Brocades, Swimming Dragon, and other Qigong practices to open the meridians
• Meditative flow in yoga asana
• Concentration techniques for mental clarity
• Suggestions for a simple and productive home practice.
Daniel Orlansky, E-RYT 500, has been a yoga teacher for since 1992. Certified in Jnana Yoga, Kali Ray TriYoga and Kundalini Yoga, he is the originator of Meridian Yoga. He holds a masters degree in Expressive Art Therapy/Dance Therapy from Lesley University, has been a visiting lecturer in movement studies at Tufts University, and teaches in many locations, including the Kripalu Center and the Omega Institute, where he has been Core Yoga Faculty for 15 years. He conducts workshops and 200 and 500-hour yoga teacher certifications in America and Europe.
For yoga teachers, this immersion is available for CEUs, and will provide new materials and insights that can be brought into yoga classes.
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