šŸ”µ Dharāj Meditation Certifications

ā€˜WYA-YTTC’ & ā€˜YA-YACEP’

PRESENT OFFRINGS

Following courses can be attended as a system of ā€œModular Continuous Education in Yoga (MCEY)ā€ programmes which are offered as multiple ā€œ1-Day, 10-Hrs. Weekend Courses — Dharāj Yoga Certificationsā€ in various topics on Yoga. Over the duration of a convenient time-span the necessary number of hours can be accumulated through these certifications to achieve ā€œWYA-Accredited Yoga Teacher/ Therapist Certification at 50, 100, 200 & 500 Hoursā€ or even a ā€œYoga Therapy Diplomaā€. Meditation


Meditation Types

MEDITATION — Broad Types:
(1). Over the years I have had tried practicing/ teaching (General & Therapeutic) a multitude of Meditation-Techniques, akin to Pratyahara/ Dharana/ Dhyana:
āž¢ GENERAL TYPES: Focused attention, Open monitoring, Effortless presence Meditation,
āž¢ BUDDHIST MEDITATION: Seated Zen, Vipassana (insight), Mindfulness, Metta (loving kindness) Meditation.
āž¢ HINDU MEDITATION: Mantra (Om, SoHam. . . )/ Transcendental, Yogic (last 4-limbs of Patanjali’s Astanga Yoga); 3rd Eye/ Chakra/ Trataka/ Kundalini/ Kriya/ Nada/ Tantra/ Pranayama), Self-Enquiry Meditation,
āž¢ CHINESE MEDITATION: Taoist Meditation (Emptiness/ ZhuanQi (Breathing)/ NeiGuan (Inner vision/ observation)), QiGong (Life energy cultivation),
āž¢ CHRISTIAN MEDITATION: Contemplative prayer/reading,
āž¢ GUIDED MEDITATION: Traditional, Imagery, Relaxation & Body Scans,
Affirmations, Binaural beats.Ā 

MEDITATION — Frequently Practices Types:
(2). However, following are the most frequent meditative-techniques that I been practicing/ teaching:
āž¢ Classical Mantra (Om, SoHam. . .) Meditation,
āž¢ Chakra Meditation,
āž¢ Trataka Meditation,
āž¢ Walking &/or Dynamic Meditation (TaiChi),
āž¢ Yoga-Nidra,
āž¢ Vipassana & Mindfulness Meditation,
āž¢ Transcendental Meditation,
āž¢ Tibetan Singing-bowl Meditation,
āž¢ Metta (Loving kindness Meditation),
• Meditation-Therapy with Affirmation & Imagery.Ā 

[10-Hrs, 1-Day, Weekend (Saturday/ Sunday) Workshops for Yoga Teachers]

(1). Neurobiology, Anatomy/Physiology, Psychology and Philosophy of the Meditation — What does a Yoga Teacher need to know ?

(2). Meditation in the Perspective of ā€˜Ancient Wisdom of Yoga’ and ā€˜Modern Knowledge of Neuropsychological Sciences’. 

YACEP/ WYA “Teacher Training Certification (TTC)” — One day, 10 Hrs. Courses.

(A). Speciality Yoga TTC

  1. Restorative Yoga TTC
  2. Yin Yoga TTC
  3. Postnatal Yoga TTC
  4. Special Child Yoga TTC 
  5. Chakre Yoga TTC
  6. Chair Yoga TTC 
  7. Seniors Yoga TTC
  8. Lifestyle Yoga TTC
  9. Spiritual Yoga TTC
  10. Yoga Nidra TTC 
  11. Sun Salutation Yoga TTC
  12. Cancer Supportive Yoga TTC

(B). Systems Yoga-Meditation TTC

  1. Cardiovascular Yoga TTC 
  2. Musculoskeletal Yoga TTC 
  3. Respiratory Yoga TTC 
  4. Gastrointestinal Yoga TTC
  5. Immunorestorative Yoga TTC 
  6. Endocrine Supportive Yoga TTC 
  7. Neuropsychological Yoga TTC 

(C). Yoga Philosophy TTC

(D). Yoga Anatomy TTCĀ 

Beginners (Level-I), Yoga Teachers (Level-II) and Yoga Therapists (Level-III) Courses

ā€œYoga Teacher Training Yoga Courses (YTTC)ā€ recognised  by WYA (World Yoga Alliance — Modular Certification) and YA (Yoga Alliance — YACEP Certification) 

  • Meditation for Cardiac Health — Prevention, Restitution and Rehabilitation.
  • Meditation for Cancer — Prevention and Rehabilitation.
  • Meditation for Respiratory Health — Multiplane Pranayama Practice.
  • Meditation for Musculoskeletal (Muscles, Bones and Joints) Health – Prevention, Restitution and Rehabilitation. 
  • Meditation Yoga & Restorative Yoga. — Seniors, Postoperative Debilitation, Convalescence, Postnatal state, Orhopaedic/ Neurocompromised subjects, Recovery Subjects, 
  • Meditation for Diabetes Mellitus. 
  • Meditation for Thyroid Disorders. 
  • Meditation for Hypertension. 
  • Meditation for Special (Differenly enabled) Child. 

Neurobiology of Meditation

Neurobiology of Meditation

Gross and Subtle Yoga-Anatomy for Yoga Teachers and Yoga-Therapists — Static, Kinematic and Dynamic/ Physiological Aspects. 

Gross and Subtle Yoga-Anatomy for Yoga Teachers and Yoga-Therapists — Static, Kinematic and Dynamic/ Physiological Aspects. 


Philosophy & Psychology of Meditation

Yoga Philosophy & Psychology

Sanskrit, Yoga Philosophy and Yoga Psychology for Yoga Teachers and Yoga Therapists — Tenets of Yoga Therapy in ‘PaātaƱjali’s Rāja Yoga’, ‘Srimad Bhagvad GÄ«tā’, Hatha Yoga PradÄ«pika, Gheranda Samhita . . . . 

Sanskrit, Yoga Philosophy and Yoga Psychology for Yoga Teachers and Yoga Therapists — Tenets of Yoga Therapy in ‘PaātaƱjali’s Rāja Yoga’, ‘Srimad Bhagvad GÄ«tā’, Hatha Yoga PradÄ«pika, Gheranda Samhita . . . . 


Healing Property of Meditation

Ayurveda for Yoga Practitioners

Level-1A: Ayurveda and Dietetics for Yoga Enthusiasts.

Level-1B: Ayurveda and Dietetics for Yoga-Teachers.

Level-2: Ayurveda and Dietetics for Yoga-Therapists.

  • Level-1A: Ayurveda and Dietetics for Yoga Enthusiasts.
  • Level-1B: Ayurveda and Dietetics for Yoga-Teachers.
  • Level-2: Ayurveda and Dietetics for Yoga-Therapists.

Pre-Meditation Yoga Session


Buddhist Meditation


Yoga-Nidra