Yoga Teachers Fellowship
Uniting Yoga Educators for Harmony and Growth
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The Yoga Teachers Fellowship, an autonomous non-profit organisation (No 029 725 NPO), promotes the principles of yoga and represents the interests of yoga teachers in South Africa. It is inclusive and respectful of all individual teaching styles and is committed to supporting conscious harmony and peace.
As a Community forum it offers a Register of qualified Yoga Teachers and Teachers in training; a listing of Yoga schools and studios; an international and national calendar of events, retreats and workshops; an ongoing skills upgrade resource with informative articles and inspiration, a communication service for all whose passion is YOGA, uniting students, teachers in training and qualified teachers.
Yoga Articles
What Is International Yoga Day and Why Is It Celebrated?…….
It was a chilly wintry Sunday. 4th December 2011, when prominent Yogis of Bharat and some from abroad assembled in the picturesque, The Art of Living International Ashram, in Bengaluru for the opening day of Yoga: A Science for World Peace — a landmark event...
What Is A Chakra?……
The Sanskrit word Chakra literally translates to wheel or disk. In yoga, meditation, and Ayurveda, this term refers to wheels of energy throughout the body. There are seven main chakras, which align the spine, starting from the base of the spine through to the crown...
The universe….is a deliberate, joyful expression of supreme consciousness (Shakti) actively painting reality upon the screen of herself.
Which vedantic text does the saying come from? This beautiful phrasing is actually an English translation of Sutra 2 from the Pratyabhijnahrdayam (The Heart of Recognition), a foundational 11th-century text written by the philosopher Kshemaraja. Strictly speaking, it...