Yoga With A Jewish Bent
Ida Unger has evolved a curriculum of Yoga and Judaism,
connecting her roots and wings for a deepening of both. If you're interested
in attending future Yoga & Judaism events, please call the studio at
(818) 353-8050 and leave your name and email address. Or you can
email us.
American Jewish University, Wizen Center for
Continuing Education
Thursdays 6:30 - 8:00 PM January 28 - March 4
& Sundays 10 - 11:30 AM January 24 - March 28, no class 2/14, 2/28,
3/14, 3/21
Single Class $20
Kosher Yoga: Exploring the Poses with Jewish Consciousness
Immerse yourself in a yoga course for all levels that will expand
your view of why yoga is good for Jews. Now is the time, this is the
generation in which Jews have taken on yoga practice in the millions,
worldwide. Yoga is a universal art, a system of poses, that provide
not only exercise and relaxation, but also connection within each person
of body, mind and spirit and between each individual and All That Is.
What is the place of this science/art in Judaism? Will yoga make you
a better Jew? Are there hints in Judaism that practicing yoga is in
fact a mirzvah? In the practice-based course, we will explore deep connections
between our practice and a core Jewish concept: Torah roots, the Aleph-Bet,
the Sephirot, and Shabbat. Come harmonize body, mind and spirit. Celebrate
your Jewish soul.
To register call 310 471-1246 or on-line at
wcce.ajula.edu
The beautiful Braneis-Bardin Institute located in Simi Valley for their Shabbaton
and college leadership programs.
Please check BBI's web site directly for complete program information,
at www.thebbi.org.
It is not possible to just attend the yoga session. You must participate
in the entire program.
Elat Chayyim Center for Jewish Spirituality
August 9-15, 2010
Yoga from the Four Worlds
As we practice and refine the yoga poses, we will explore the fundamental
connections between the path of yoga and Jewish and Kabalistic ideas.
It will be a deep and enlightening week for all who join. Being at Elat
Chayyim is in itself a deep and enlightening experience as the atmosphere
is devoted to spiritual retreats and personal growth, and the place
has a long history and a loyal following. Celebrate Shabbat with joy
as a culmination to the four day intensive.
www.isabellafreedman.org
| 800 398-2630
Iyengar Institute of Los Angeles
Thursdays, 4 PM (begins January 5, 2010)
Levels 1 & 2
BKS Iyengar Yoga Institute (www.iyila.org)
1835 South La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA [Map]
310-558-8212
Enter via 24 hour fitness. Park in back
lot building for easy access to studio.
