Online Course On Developing a Home Practice
Essentials of Self-Practice
Online Course - For Self-Practice and Teaching
This Course Provides you a realistic Plan - something you can do regularly
Our bodies develop the fastest during the first year of the practice. We achieved most of our gains within the first three months.
Inspired by my journey, I am looking forward to share with you the same elements I did back then, and still do now.
Comprising of lessons which are arranged chronologically, I will prepare your spiritually, lead you through techniques of developing strength and breath awareness. There’s a few theoretical learning and monitoring as well.
This course forms part of a longer study programme aimed at teaching yoga and energy-channelling. If the calling comes, I will be happy to lead you through it as well.
Home Practice allows you to connect with your frequencies and vibrations, so you can adapt and respond to what your body, mind and spirit feel and can do at the moment.
Body, Mind and Spirit
Key areas of Learning
Fyodor Vidal
Teacher of Yoga and Meditation
Initiation
Fullfillment of Spiritual Initiation
Breath Awareness Practice
The Sa Ha Meditation
Guided Practice and Tutorials
Developing Strength and Mobility
General Principles of the Breath
The Kapalbhati Kriya
Assessment
Written Task
Practical Test
Basic Sequencing
Let me Help You Every Step Of The Way
This course is limited to five participants only so I can give ample time in monitoring your progress. Although there is a set of lessons which is uniform for everyone, I still give personal feedback and assessment which are relevant in helping you grow based on your level, needs and goals.
FREE CLASSES FOR HOME PRACTICE - New Lessons Weekly
Home practice is beautiful. It allows us to be fully present so we can feel our vibrations and frequencies. It brings out our potential for growth while at the same time makes us acknowledge our weak points so that we can adapt and respond to what our body, mind and spirit feel and can do at the moment.
TEACHINGS AND INSIGHTS | MEMBERSHIP
The OM: How to Attain Parichaya Avastha?
You can chant the OM after your physical and energetic practices. Then, meditate in stillness and silence. The ideal asana for the OM mantra is the siddhasana for males and siddha yoni asana for females. Siddhasana directly stimulates the spinal cord, making the technique more potent and confined. Alternative to siddhasana is sukhasana (happy posture) and ardha padmasana (half lotus).
Trataka || Shambhavi Mudra || Nasikagra Mudra || Chidakasha: Relax, Restore, Meditate
Our nervous system has a special relationship with the sacred fire and by meditating upon the constant light within and around us, we can powerfully dissolve the senses into the cosmic infinity and eternity.
Open to Grace: Natural Breath Meditation
Breath is life. Meditating upon its presence is meditating upon our lives. It is the now, the present as it is. We can apply the skill in almost all the things we do daily. As soon as we bring our attention to the breath, the great power of observation comes to us naturally.
Siddhasana: Awakening of Consciousness
Meditation is an advanced and delicate practice. When the mental fluctuations cease abruptly, the subconscious could emerge. The sudden shift could result in the withdrawal the physical energy. This shall trigger the nervous system to increase heat, causing high electrical loads in the nerves and skin. The heart and the lungs could stop due to this. The effects on consciousness can be detrimental if one is not careful.
Kandasana and Siddhasana: Beyond Contortion | Open Lesson
Hovering above the pelvic floor in the hips is a soft (cloud-like) element encased in a white pouch. It is the Kanda nadi. Kanda means ‘root’. The three fundamental nadis; Ida, Pingala and Sushumna are attached and spring from. From the kanda nadi, they branch out and will intersect again at the eyebrow centre in the middle brain. From experience, aside from khechari mudra, the kandasana can powerfully activate the ajna chakra.
Bhastrika Pranayama Guided Practice – Basic Programme to Intermediate Transition | Ongoing Learning
Due to the rhythmical change in the intracranial pressure, the brain gets a stimulating massage during bhastrika pranayama. The cerebrospinal fluid is magnetised, allowing the nerve impulses to travel faster up through the central nervous system.
Learn Bhastrika Pranayama
The bhastrika pranayama directly affects the nervous and circulatory systems. The intracranial pressure abruptly increases through each inhalation which, in turn, magnetises the cerebrospinal fluid.
Siddhi: Attaining Psychic Powers: A Gift or A Trap? | Hatha Yoga Pradipika
The subtle body is inherently closed for a significant reason. Once it is made open, the subconscious awakens which in turn emerges our karmas. Hatha Yoga is the most powerful in awakening the kundalini. It is also the most dangerous.
The Bhrāmarī Prānāyāma and Finding the Divine Frequency | Open Lesson
Once the nada is heard, slowly pierce through it until a softer sound appears. Focus on this new sound. Then go past the new sound and another one shall emerge. The nada is inside the mind only and the sound is to be heard in the mind only. We cannot create these sounds, they are already there. We have to attune our minds for the nada to manifest.
The Nadi Shodhana and Developing a Satvic State of Mind | Cleanse, Purify, Ascend | Progressive Lesson – Basic to Advanced Practice
Finally, we must learn how to breathe through the Union of the Soma and Kundalini. There are actually two places where we could do this practice. One is inside the heart and the other one occurs through the third eye. Feel the inspiring of the breath open the space of the heart and allow it to melt and relax through each exhalation. When we breathe through the heart, the mind and breath are calm and balanced.
Healing Practice | Prana Mudra: It’s in the Wind | Open Lesson
The mind emerges the energy of the soul. This spiritual force is the most healing, for ourselves and others.
Ujjayi Pranayama | Principles and Benefits | Programme for Developing the Breath
In a functional perspective, the goal of pranayama is to refine and make the natural breath healthier, balanced and more efficient. Pranayama purifies the Nadis so that the prana (life force) can freely flow through them, nourishing and recharging our vital organs. Further still, deep and meditative pranayama stills and calms the mind in preparation for the state of Samyama (concentration, meditation and absorption).
Anahata Nada: The Sound of Silence | On-Going Lesson
The one who’s mastered the flow of the breath conquers death. He dies consciously, in the wakeful state, comes back and goes through it over again. Our breath is a sacred gift which connects us to the realm beyond which is eternal.
Developing a Home Practice: Tools to Get You Going
The bandhas manifest within the first two years of consistent and progressive practice. A programme consisting of coherent elements is also essential. The body must be handled firmly but carefully. A beginner’s sore is fine but should never cause pain and damage.
Ojas: The Essence of Longevity and Vitality
The brain and the vital inner organs get most of the energy to sustain their healthy function. This leads to the drying out of our essential fluids, nutrients and tissues, including the Ojas. Yoga is one of the many disciplines which teaches us the various techniques of slowing down the depletion of our vital tissues.
Learn Meditation
Meditation is beautiful, for our health and wellbeing, joy and peace. However, there are steps to be taken progressively to prepare the body, mind and spirit for the essential implications of meditation. This shall keep us safe so we can enjoy its long-term benefits.
The lessons in this course all come from my journey. They have kept me healthy and sound all these years.
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