• Table of Contents
  • Three Principles of Communication by Swami Veda Bharati
  • Discipline by Swami Rama
  • Is an Ashram for Me? by Swami Ritavan Bharati
  • Christmas & Children at SRSG by Namita Sinha
  • 2018 Mauni Amavasya Silence Retreats
  • Teacher Training at SRSG
  • October Initiates’ Retreat
  • Travelling with Swamiji by Tejaswini
  • Dear Yoga Mentor, My Question Is…
  • Two Events with Swami Radha by Randall Krause (Mokshadeva)
  • Human to Human, Heart to Heart by Daniel Hertz
  • Teaching Joints & Glands by Alice Coelho
  • Caught by Joanne Sullivan (Divya)
  • 2017 Events and Beyond
  • Full Moon Meditation Dates
  • Location of our SRSG ashram
• AHYMSIN Newsletter Archive

Teacher Training at SRSG

Two week long Himalayan Yoga Tradition - Teacher Training Program (HYT-TTP) training sessions are scheduled at Swami Rama Sadhaka Grama (SRSG) in Rishikesh, India, on these dates:

• Level I: November 5-18, 2017, and March 11-24, 2018
• Level II: March 11-24, 2018
• Level III: November 5-18, 2017 Canceled
• In 2018: March 11-24, 2018, and November 11-24, 2018
• In 2019: March 10-23, 2019, and November 10-23, 2019

Levels II and III Prerequisites: Completing the required home study assignments and receiving mentor and/or faculty approval.

For more information, please see http://www.hyt-ttp.com/india.html

Contact: [email protected]

Teacher Training students have the option of our comprehensive 600 hour program which can be completed in a minimum of 3 years or our 200 hour program which can be completed in a minimum of one year. These programs are registered with Yoga Alliance as a RYT-500 and a RYT-200, respectively.

"Please remember to be an effective teacher, you have to be an effective person overall." Swami Veda has designed this multifaceted program to guide you through the personal development, the academic knowledge, and the practical experience you need to become an effective Yoga Teacher.

“We teach out of compassion.  We teach because the world suffers and our teaching will reduce that suffering. We teach because we have received that compassion and want to share it with others who suffer. The cause of suffering, in the Yoga-sutras, is ignorance. Our teaching reduces the level of that ignorance. The student arrives because s/he is seeking help - our desire to teach arises directly out of our compassion for the student.”

— Swami Veda Bharati

Editor’s Notes:

There will also be a Prana Vidya I Workshop 25 - 29 October 2017 in Encino, California, USA. Please see: http://www.himalayanyogatradition.com/userfiles/file/PV1%202017%20Detail5.pdf