La Formation De Professeurs de Yoga (TTC) Ashram de Yoga Sivananda France

**English subtitles available in the settings** Founded in 1969 by Swami Vishnudevananda, the first yoga master to come to the West, this course is taught worldwide by his disciples, who train more than 1,000 people every year. With over 50,000 graduates to date, the International Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centres are the largest yoga organisation in the world. A LIFE TRANSFORMING EXPERIENCE: Add a new dimension and depth to your yoga practice Develop your intuition, expand your knowledge and gain the confidence to teach others. Live a yogic life (vegetarian diet and daily spiritual practice) Connect to a teaching tradition and lineage, and to teachers who have been living and teaching yoga for a long time Become an internationally certified yoga teacher. 300-hour training. More information about the TTC here: https://sivanandaorleans.org/yoga-tea... About the Ashram: The Sivananda Yoga Ashram was founded in 2003. It is the first Sivananda Ashram in Europe. Its natural setting is very conducive to contemplation and regeneration. It consists of wide open spaces and centuries-old forests with countless species of birds. Witness spectacular sunrises and sunsets. We are a monastic congregation recognised by the French government. Our members are fundamentally committed to the path of yoga. Their way of life is entirely focused on yoga (a life that combines practice, meditation, mantra chanting and service). People from all over the world come to our congregation to turn to a holistic way of life in harmony with nature. People come to the ashram alone, with friends, or with family. The Ashram teaches practices that aim to contribute to physical, emotional and spiritual health. The practice of yoga allows us to face our daily lives with more serenity and positivity, and to ultimately achieve Self-realization. Contact us: Ashram de Yoga Sivananda 26 Impasse du Bignon 45170 Neuville aux Bois France Tél : + 33 (0) 2 38 91 88 82 https://www.sivanandaorleans.org Video produced by: David Ollitrault (Arjuna)