1. A prayer to begin a Yoga practice
2. The Secret of Yogic breath control. ( balance the mental, physical, and spiritual bodies)
3. Yoga Nadi Sweda. Series 1, 2, 3, 4 (Energy Channel Cleansing and Sweating).
4. 84 Yoga Positions for 1 hour (Increase your immunity power, strengthen your arms and legs, and create balance in your body and mind)
5. Physical alignment (Proper alignment of the body puts less stress on the spine and helps you have good posture)
6. Bhastrika Pranayama (Clear the airways)
7. Anulom Vilom Pranayam (Nasal Breathing)
8. Kumbhaka. Bandhas and Mudras (Advanced techniques in Yoga prana–pure, healing, cosmic, divine energy)
9. Bhramari Pranayama (Calming breathing practice that soothes the nervous system and helps to connect us with our most real inner nature)
10. Meditation Advice (State of mental and emotional balance)
11. Yoga Nidra (Calms the mind and opens it to fresh thoughts. It's like a reboot where your body's system gets recharged. Every yoga technique focuses on relaxing and rejuvenating the mind and body)
12. The Yoga ending prayer
Ashtanga Cyril yoga classes are efficient training. It does not teach anything religious. The full instruction provides all abilities, from beginners to advanced speakers of English and Sanskrit. Skill level: * Beginner * Intermediate * Advance,
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What should I wear to the class?
Cyril's yoga classes are more active you will be the most comfortable clothing that easily moves with you and stays in place. Find something that fits well, and you feel comfortable. Yoga is practiced barefoot, so wear shoes that can be easily removed.
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Sleep: All students please try to go to bed early and wake up early. During the period of the course, students are strongly advised to have 6 to 8 hours of sleep per night. Personal hygiene prior to class: students should bathe and are advised not to use creams after bathing; this will help to absorb the cosmic energy into your body. Where possible, bowels and bladder should be empty prior to class. Where this is a problem, home remedies such as consuming grapes and papaya may help.
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Health concerns: (including general flu) must be reported to the teacher before class commences.
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Food: Ashtanga Cyril yoga recommended a diet: Everything that we eat is food for our soul. Yogis believe that food is the creator of Prana (life force) that sustains our bodies and brings us vitality and health. Therefore, the types of foods we choose to eat reflect the level of our conscious development. The discipline of yoga suggests a pure (ethical) vegan diet, which facilitates the development of sattva. Sattva is a quality of love, awareness, connection, and peace with all sentient beings. Yogis believe that food is our first interaction with the world around us, and if we do not eat with a sense of love, connection, and peace, all other parts of our lives are inclined to suffer.
The basis of sattva is the concept of ahimsa (non-harming). A sattvic diet avoids any foods that involve killing or harming animals. Sattvic diets also encourage foods grown harmoniously with nature, and foods that are ripened and grown naturally. In addition, the foods that we eat should be prepared with love and positive intention. In eating a yoga diet, we are increasing prana and a higher state of consciousness. Please take note of these suggested yoga foods, while avoiding foods that do not align with yoga principles. These suggestions are recommended for any level of yoga practitioner or individual seeking a healthy, spiritual path.
Recommended foods: Fruits vegetables, except onions and garlic whole grains, especially oats, wheat, and rice beans, tofu, mung, aduki plant-based oils, like sesame, sunflower, and olive oil nuts and seeds, except salted or roasted nuts natural sugars, raw sugar, maple syrup, molasses herbal teas, water with lemon and/or lime sweet spices, like cinnamon, cardamom, mint, basil, turmeric, ginger, cumin, and fennel.
Foods to avoid: Meat, fish, and egg products (we promote a vegan diet). Processed and/or artificial foods, junk food, artificial sweeteners and preservatives, carbonated beverages animal fats, margarines fried foods canned foods, except naturally canned tomatoes and fruits white flour, white sugar (natural and raw sugars only) garlic, onions, spicy foods stale or overly cooked foods microwaved foods alcohol, tobacco, stimulant drugs genetically modified foods (wherever possible) all food must be consumed in a peaceful environment, without rushing. This yoga diet can improve your health, mind, and spirit when combined with asana, pranayama, and meditation.
Photo: Every Yoga class will take some yoga photos for studying purposes to measure the improvement for students. If you have a beautiful photo, maybe it will go to social media. If you have any objection to taking a photo, tell your teacher before starting class.