Description

The purpose of the day will be to share some of the fundamental aspects of yogic practice as illuminated by the early chapters of the Bhagavad Gita, in a simple, clear and accessible way. It is aimed at yoga teachers and practitioners keen to: 

• Explore the timeless relevance of the teachings of the Gita for contemporary western society
• Understand some of the essential teachings from the Gita’s early chapters on Gyana, Bhakti and Karma yoga
• Consider how these teachings can be applied in daily life
• Gain a deeper appreciation of the depth of the Gita’s teachings
• Feel a renewed inspiration for their yogic practice and lifestyle.

Krishnaprem

Krishnaprem is currently Assistant Director of Mandala Yoga Ashram – www.mandalayogaashram.com - playing a key role helping to support and care for the Ashram’s spiritual and practical wellbeing.
Over 25 years of consistent practice he has matured into a knowledgeable and inspiring teacher with a wise, humble, and gentle presence. He is a senior Ashram teacher and Director of Courses, including the Ashram’s highly regarded Yoga Teacher Training Course. He also teaches seminars around the UK and in Europe. 
He describes his spiritual journey as ‘touching the ground of existence’, ‘a surrendering to the Divine’ and ‘a coming home’ and is deeply grateful for the many joyful gifts of grace he has received along the way.
His primary yogic path is a combination of Bhakti Yoga (‘Yoga of the Heart’) and Gyana Yoga (‘The Path of Insight or Wisdom’), supported by an integrated practice of all the main paths of yoga.
He is also a trained counsellor, independent funeral celebrant, death doula, and facilitator of grief circles and death cafes - https://www.chrisevans-celebrancy.co.uk . These skill sets enhance his natural empathy, sensitivity and skilfulness in guiding people on the spiritual path.

Additional Information

What to Bring

Comfortable clothes and props for sitting.