Dharma Mittra Weekend

MAHA SADHANA
The Great One Eternal Practice
with Dharma Mittra

April 29-30, 2006
10 hours Techniques, 4 hours Philosophy

Join Dharma Mittra, whos classic Master Yoga Chart of 908 Postures is familiar to yogis everywhere, for a weekend of what he describes as "the best of my 45 years of experience distilled into one weekend." The intention of the weekend is to help students progress quickly along their path of yoga.

Dharma will teach asana for mixed levels as well as the traditional classical yogaic principles of renunciation, dispassion, reverence, self-realization, surrender to the Lord, and love for one and all.

The program will include:

The practice of carefully selected yoga postures (asana) and beneficial variations
Breathing techniques (pranayama)
Purification/cleansing techniques (kriya)
Meditation with powerful and efficient methods (dhyana) and psychic development
The traditional observances of classical yoga (yama and niyama)

Dharma Mittra embodies the yogic virtues of kindness, patience, humility, fortitude, righteousness, humor selfless service, non-violence (ahimsa), and unimited love, compassion and understanding for all. He is a rare and special gem in the world of yoga.

TUITION: $225
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Dharma Mittra is founder and director of the Dharma Yoga Center in New York City. He has studied and practiced the eight limbs of yoga since 1958. After his initiation as a sannyasi (one who renounces the world in order to realize God), Dharma began teaching classical yoga in 1967. He has introduced tens of thousands of people to the practice of yoga and trained hundreds of yoga teachers. Known worldwide for his classic Master Yoga Chart of 908 Postures, he is the author of Asanas: 608 Yoga Poses. www.dharmayogacenter.co

ACCOMMODATIONS COMING SOON!

Renovations are underway on Discovery Yoga's "old city" hostel.
Completion is expected in Spring or Summer, 2006.

In the meantime, we recommend the Ocean Sands Inn on Vilano Beach.
Discounts available to Discovery Yoga students.