Psychology of the Sages
The role of yoga & Ayurveda in treating psychological trauma & addictions; for integration of mind, body and intelligence.
November 18-20, 2016
Class times vary (see schedule below)
$295, $350 after November 1
Optional Advanced Class $45
Asana Practices 6:30-8:30AM will be held at Moksha Yoga Phx
Lectures will be held at 2313 E Sells Drive Phoenix Az 85016
Class times vary (see schedule below)
$295, $350 after November 1
Optional Advanced Class $45
Asana Practices 6:30-8:30AM will be held at Moksha Yoga Phx
Lectures will be held at 2313 E Sells Drive Phoenix Az 85016
Ayurveda is very clear that it is the Mind that is foremost in both creating and destroying health. In our rush to embrace a modern world we have separated ourselves from our history of medicine. Our actions today create our tomorrow. With the modern advances in psychotherapy reflecting even more the wisdom of Ayurveda and yoga, it is time we recognized the inherent relationship between compassion and health. Kindness as medicine. Caring as therapy. And the epigenetics of our being reflecting the choices we make. We are the tomorrow. If we choose to heal our minds today, we create a better tomorrow for all minds of all Beings.
Sattvajaya punar ahitebhyo arthebhyo manonigraha: Regarding techniques for controlling or restraining the mind from desires for unwholesome objects, to be achieved by increasing Sattva.This is our starting point and our end goal.
Arun will be available for limited private consultations on Wednesday and Thursday prior to the weekend immersion. Contact Mary Bruce for information and to reserve your space.
Sattvajaya punar ahitebhyo arthebhyo manonigraha: Regarding techniques for controlling or restraining the mind from desires for unwholesome objects, to be achieved by increasing Sattva.This is our starting point and our end goal.
Arun will be available for limited private consultations on Wednesday and Thursday prior to the weekend immersion. Contact Mary Bruce for information and to reserve your space.
Friday: Free Intro (evening before)
7-8:30PM: Introduction to Ayurvedic Psychology (open to all, mandatory for Retreat Participants)
7-8:30PM: Introduction to Ayurvedic Psychology (open to all, mandatory for Retreat Participants)
Saturday, November 19:
6:30-8:30AM: Abhyasa: Vinyasa, Pranayama, Japa, Sitting
10-Noon: Manasika Cikitsa: The theory and treatment of Mind
2-3:30PM: Sattvavajaya Cikitsa: The Conquest of Truth as a Therapeutic Tool
4-5:30PM: Samyama: Pranayama Kriya, Japa, Sitting
Sunday, November 20:
6:30-8:30AM: Abhyasa: Vinyasa, Pranayama, Japa, Sitting
10-Noon: Bhuta Vidya: Clearing the ghosts, healing trauma
2-3:30PM: Psychology of the Sages
4-5:30PM: Healing through Yoga Nidra
Advanced class (optional)*
7-8:45PM: Satsang: Vedic Science of Mind Formation Enumerated.
6:30-8:30AM: Abhyasa: Vinyasa, Pranayama, Japa, Sitting
10-Noon: Manasika Cikitsa: The theory and treatment of Mind
2-3:30PM: Sattvavajaya Cikitsa: The Conquest of Truth as a Therapeutic Tool
4-5:30PM: Samyama: Pranayama Kriya, Japa, Sitting
Sunday, November 20:
6:30-8:30AM: Abhyasa: Vinyasa, Pranayama, Japa, Sitting
10-Noon: Bhuta Vidya: Clearing the ghosts, healing trauma
2-3:30PM: Psychology of the Sages
4-5:30PM: Healing through Yoga Nidra
Advanced class (optional)*
7-8:45PM: Satsang: Vedic Science of Mind Formation Enumerated.
Bio
Arun Deva is a yogin, practitioner of Ayurvedic medicines, yoga cikitsa provider and a world traveler, looking for the Buddha in every face he sees. He has presented on yoga and Ayurveda worldwide since 2004. Arun has also lectured extensively at Conferences, is faculty at LMU and chairs NAMA's Standards Committee subcommittee for Ayurvedic Yoga Therapy Category. You may find him and his writings at www.yogarasayana.com