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Yoga of Meditation: Gita Chapter 6 & Patanjali’s Yoga Sutraswith Swami Satyapremananda
Sunday, August 11, 2019 - Friday, August 16, 2019
$75
WITH
Swami Satyapremananda
Tuition: $75 + Accommodation or Ashram day rate
In The Bhagavad Gita, Arjuna compares the mind to the wind, difficult to control. This course looks at the Gita’s answer to calming and focusing the mind, together with the psychology of the mind as elucidated in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali.
Registration Information
The course tuition (listed above) is for the whole program. Your accommodation rate includes meals, Satsangs, and Hatha yoga classes which are offered daily.
Program Schedule
Sunday
2:00pm Check-in
4:00pm Hatha Yoga Class
6:00pm Dinner
8:00pm Satsang*
10:30pm Lights Out
Monday – Thursday
5:30am Wake Up Bell
6:00am Satsang* or Silent Walk
8:00am Hatha Yoga Class
10:00am Brunch
10:45am Karma Yoga
12:00pm Optional Activity (coaching class, walk or other activity)
2:00pm Workshop
4:00pm Hatha Yoga Class
6:00pm Dinner
8:00pm Satsang*
10:30pm Lights Out
Friday
5:30am Wake Up Bell
6:00am Satsang* or Silent Walk
8:00am Hatha Yoga Class
10:00am Brunch
10:45am Karma Yoga
12:00pm Room Check-Out
* Satsang – 30-minute silent meditation, kirtan / chanting, spiritual lecture.
Daily activity schedule, and/or possible changes, will be announced at morning Satsang.
Arrival & Departure Information
• Friday – 2:00pm onwards
• Sunday – 12:00pm (room checkout)
Planning to arrive and depart here by bus? See more information.
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Swami Satyapremananda
Swami Satyapremananda is a regular teacher at the Sivananda Ashram Yoga Ranch – especially teaching Bhagavad Gita and Mantra Chanting for our Yoga Teachers Training Courses. She has also served at the Sivananda Ashrams in California and Canada, our NYC Center, and as the director of the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Center in Chicago. Swamiji is a serious yoga practitioner who exemplifies the power of Yoga for self-transformation, self-actualization, and Self-realization, with her discipline, compassion and devotion. Her favorite sadhana is singing the names of God.
