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| ahymsin newsletter, issue - 18, may 2010 | ||||
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Level I: Oct 31 - Nov 15, 2010 Level II & III Prerequisites: Completing the required home study assignments and receiving mentor and/or faculty approval. Location: Swami Rama Sadhaka Grama, Rishikesh, India In October 2010, Swami Rama Sadhaka Grama will host a two week Himalayan Yoga Tradition - Teacher Training Program (HYT-TTP) training session. A comprehensive education in the Himalayan Yoga Tradition will be presented to the students by the highly acclaimed AHYMSIN international faculty of senior traveling teachers. All participants must be enrolled in the Himalayan Yoga Tradition Teacher Training and Continuing Studies Level Two is the continuation of the 600 hour HYT program. After attending the first level retreat and completing the home study assignments associated with it, the student will go through the ten topics covered in the program in a greater depth. Mentor and/or Faculty approval is required to attend the Level 2 Retreat. Level Three is the synthesis and the integration of what the student has learned through the first two levels. The student will learn to deepen his sadhana and to integrate all the aspects of the teachings into his daily life. Mentor and/or Faculty approval is required to attend the Level 3 Retreat.
Eligibility Requirements and FeesThe HYT-TTP retreat requires that you are currently enrolled and have paid your tuition for the HYT Teacher Training and Continuing Education Program. The tuition fees for the program are $2400 for all three levels, or pay per level. These fees include the basic teaching material (curriculum, home Study, booklets and audio lectures by Swami Veda Bharati). The boarding fees at Swami Rama Sadhaka Grama are between $20 and $40 per night, depending on the level of comfort requested. This includes lodging and all meals in the dining hall. Please feel free to write to Maryon Maass TTP Office Manager at info@hyt-ttp.com for more information regarding registration and travel to the ashram in India. A possible excursion into the Himalayas is in the planning and will be announced soon. This usually will be a week before the retreat starts. |
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