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Practice, called sadhana in Sanskrit, is the cornerstone of our experience of yoga. What and how we practice determines what we ultimately gain from this ancient system. In our modern age of group classes and a wide range of yoga styles, how does a sadhaka, a seeker, ensure that they’re getting the most from their practice? What do the insights of the yoga tradition tell us about how to use our practice to best prepare for life and ultimately fulfill our role as a spiritual seeker? Since practice can and should be tailored to meet our individual needs, what is the systematic approach to achieve one’s highest aims with wisdom and dedication?

In this weekend we’ll explore the sources of Tantric hatha yoga––through asana, bandha, pranayama and meditation––with particular focus on the stages of practice that impact one, your mind two, your energy, and three, your soul.

Bio: Rod Stryker is the founder of ParaYoga® and widely considered one of the country’s leading yoga and meditation teachers. He has taught for nearly thirty years and is one of very few American teachers today transmitting tradition, one that has been handed from teacher to student for literally thousands of years.

Dates: September 23-25, 2016

Price: $250 through August 1, $295 after.

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