Definition of the bandhas
There are three bandhas that are essential when practicing yoga: Mula, Uddiyana and Jalandhara. Regardless of how different independently the bandhas are described from each other, one can experience them as support for specific areas of the body. Their functions can be separated from one another and yet they are inherently one. For example, in relation to the breath, Mulabandha and Uddiyanabandha can be similar. Bandhas and breathing are absolutely, inextricably linked. By applying all three bandhas in the trunk Ujjayi breath is established; subtly, softly and hardly audible for anyone except the person breathing it.
The impact of the bandhas
The impact of the bandhas is diverse. Their most obvious trait is the impact they have on the anatomy. In addition, we will also clarify their physiological, neurological, energetic and spiritual impact.
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Step-by-Step
This workshop will be a step-by-step process in which you will learn to feel the bandhas, starting with theory and evolving into a short practice. The structure that invites the bandhas as well as their energetic dynamic will be covered. We will also explain any misunderstandings about the bandhas and Ujjayi breath.
From the moment you understand the bandhas you can learn how to integrate them in your yoga practice.
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Date & Time
Sunday 28 October 2012
11:15 - 15:00
Costs
€ 65,-
€ 50,- for Yogashala yogis and yoginis (or 1 class of the 10-class card / subscription + € 39,-)
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