Description
Yoga Nidra is a practice to bring about a state of consciousness that’s in between wakefulness and sleep. The practice helps not only in inducing this very useful and relaxing state but also helps in lengthen this in-between state of consciousness. This state of mind can be used for various beneficial training. Yoga nidra is done by following verbal instructions while staying still in Shavasana or sometimes in a seated asanas.
In this practice the body becomes completely relaxed, and there is awareness of the subtle aspects of body and beyond. This state of consciousness (yoga nidra) is different from meditation in which concentration on a single object is practiced. In Yoga nidra, the practitioner remains in a state of spontaneous light awareness and no focus what so ever. Yoga nidra is a pre-practice to Meditation. It has different objectives and works on different aspects as compared to Meditation. Yoga nidra is a practice of the senses and Meditation is a practice of the mental faculties.
Who can do this practice
All yoga practitioners
Those who are seeking complete mind-body relaxation
Those looking for a easy yet powerful Mind/senses practice
Those wanting to start practicing meditation
Those who want to connect to their subtle mind
Those who want to bring about control over their sense organs
Who can teach this practice
All Yoga teachers
All Meditation teachers
Psychology Counsellors
Parents – to their children
Teachers – to their students
Sports coaches
Self practice
What You Will Learn!
- Yoga Nidra
- Learn to Teach Yoga nidra
Who Should Attend!
- Yoga Teachers and serious yoga practitioners