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Sound Meditation Teacher Training Course
by Sound Meditation India Level 1: 16-20 October 2024 Level 2: 23-27 October 2024 Contact us to know more... 
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We're happy to facilitate teacher training courses and spiritual retreats for those wishing to deepen their yoga practice or become yoga teachers.
Sivananda Yoga Vidya Peetham (SYVP) in Amboli, India is where many of AYC teachers received some of their training. SYVP is an ashram / Gurukula system set up in the year 2010 to propagate the teachings of Yoga and Vedanta philosophy as given by one of the great and renowned spiritual masters - Sri Swami Sivanandaji Maharaj. SYVP follows and shares the teachings of Sri Swami Vishnudevananda Saraswati - the five basic principles of Yoga: proper exercise / proper breathing / proper relaxation / proper diet / positive thinking and meditation. SYVP holds different courses such as short yoga retreats, Yoga Sadhana Camps, Hatha Yoga Intensive and Yoga Teacher Training Courses in different parts of India and abroad from time to time. |
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Attending a Yoga/Vedanta course is a wonderful opportunity for spiritual aspirants to immerse themselves within a yoga experience; to develop personal discipline, a deeper understanding of the mind, body and spirit and connect with other like minded people within a world-wide spiritual community.
Based on the spiritual vision of Master Swami Sivananda and the teaching programme developed by his disciple Sri Swami Vishnudevananda, the SYVP course will immerse the student within their yoga training. Giving the student a solid foundation in personal development, the courses offered explore Yoga and Vedanta philosophy, Sanskrit, yoga asana, meditation, anatomy and physiology while delivering practical experience of how to share the knowledge of yogic way of living with to others.
SYVP’s courses are delivered by Swami Govindananda (founder), Swami Tatwarupananda, Swami Nivedanananda, Robert Sankara Moses, Mani Raman and other monks and spiritual teachers from different traditions of India.
