Masterclass - Surya Namaskara à la carte
Sun Sequence - or Surya Namaskara - is one of the best-known yoga practices worldwide. You may have discovered a number of varieties depending on the yoga tradition you tap into. But whichever form you practise, the benefits of this ancient body prayer are most accessible when you invite the great sun to rise in total harmony with your inner environment. Just like the sky is different from one day to the next, so are your mood and energy levels.
Nanna Coppens will present three variations of the Dru Surya Namaskara adapted to the Ayurvedic body types Vata, Pitta and Kapha. The session will build up from gentle, grounded and steady to dynamic and invigorating. Don't worry… if the most dynamic version is not for you right now you can watch it from the comfort of your home. And of course, we’ll complete with a deeply nourishing relaxation.
When Surya Namaskara is practised according to your body’s needs you’ll find that your energy becomes more readily available and you add a radiant glow to body and mind. This power hour will teach you how.
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Participating in the course has helped me to go deeper and experience things about myself that I have not experienced before. It brought up emotions and has enabled me to find tools that help me to deal with them. I am a lot more confident in everything I do; I feel comfortable with myself, my life and now find that I am able to deal with everything which comes my way. My language has developed and I now feel confident to use words to try and take my students into experiencing all kosha levels.
It's a course for life; for living. It's not work, but it requires the highest personal effort, but the gift is beyond your wildest imaginings. You can be your best self and the support you will find around you will enable this. Laughter, truth, honesty, love and balance. Just do it, it's a beautiful experience.
Thank you so much to you and Bob and Imogen and of course Keith {Dru Yoga & Ayurveda Cookery workshop}. I am looking forward to trying some of his recipes from his book.
I thought it was a great course. A lovely combination, especially as Keith related the doshas to different personality and behavioural traits, and that these were linked with the relevant balancing yoga sequence in the afternoon.
