LMU's Master of Arts in Yoga Studies, Los Angeles, CA Videos
Videos by LMU's Master of Arts in Yoga Studies in Los Angeles. Graduate Yoga Studies programs at Loyola Marymount University include: Residential M.A. in Yoga Studies, 2 years Low Residency M.A. in Yoga Studies, 3 years Yoga Therapy, IAYT-C Post Graduate Yoga Therapy Certificate + Yoga Studies Certificate Programs
Did you know people between the ages of “40 something” and “70 something” represent the largest population growth segment for Yoga? Midlife in America is changing, and people are more active and adventuresome in their PRIME than ever.
Prime of Life Yoga®: Yoga After 50 offers an overall lifestyle approach to Yoga that includes accommodating asana, covering everyday biomechanics, managing common aches and pains, weight reduction with Yoga, gait training, stress reduction, and sleeping tips.
Carina Slepian and Brother Cid saw the value in Prime of Life Yoga®: Yoga After 50 and working with @larrypayneyoga
Ground your practice and grow your teaching skills with the Prime of Life Yoga®: Yoga After 50! All skill levels are welcome to apply!
Level 1 begins September 19, 2024! Sign up today!!
To register, follow the link in our bio!
#yoga #yogastudies #lmu #primeoflife #yogicstudies #meditation #community #sangha
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Did you know people between the ages of “40 something” and “70 something” represent the largest population growth segment for Yoga? Midlife in America is changing, and people are more active and adventuresome in their PRIME than ever. Prime of Life Yoga®: Yoga After 50 offers an overall lifestyle approach to Yoga that includes accommodating asana, covering everyday biomechanics, managing common aches and pains, weight reduction with Yoga, gait training, stress reduction, and sleeping tips. Carina Slepian and Brother Cid saw the value in Prime of Life Yoga®: Yoga After 50 and working with @larrypayneyoga Ground your practice and grow your teaching skills with the Prime of Life Yoga®: Yoga After 50! All skill levels are welcome to apply! Level 1 begins September 19, 2024! Sign up today!! To register, follow the link in our bio! #yoga #yogastudies #lmu #primeoflife #yogicstudies #meditation #community #sangha
Vijayalakshmi (@vijayalakshmi_tmi)on body, mind, and mudra. Learn more about this South Indian dance form with us, on campus, on September 14th! Details and registration link are in our bio. 💃🏽
Take a digital rest with current student @gabrielle.sigrist in this mindful minute 🪷🪷🪷 Many thanks to @runwayplayavista for partnering with us for FitnessFest. It was a wonderful opportunity to share these simple, everyday embodiment practices with our wider community!
What a joyful celebration with Prahlad Singh Tipanya and his ensemble as they sang the poetry of Kabir, the iconoclastic mystic of 15th-century North India. Thank you for sharing your gifts with @LMUYogaStudies and our community!! #kabir #poetry #mystic #yoga #yogastudies #yogicstudies #meditation #lmu #music #culture #community
The first Wednesday Night Lecture of the semester is rapidly approaching! RSVP to attend in person or virtually using the link in our Instagram bio. September 20, 2023 | 7:30-8:30 Pacific Time IF YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING IN PERSON, PLEASE RSVP BY SEPTEMBER 12 SO WE CAN ACCOMMODATE YOUR DIETARY NEEDS. "The Somaesthetics of Hara Breathing in Zen Buddhist Meditation" Breath is the grounding phenomenon in many forms of Buddhist meditation. In the earliest meditative practices of Buddhism—ānāpānasati (“mindfulness of breathing”) and vipassanā (“insight meditation”)—the practitioner passively observes the breath, and from there surveys various physical and mental sensations in order to see things just as they are, including the nonduality of mind and body and how duḥkha ("suffering”) is not ultimately binding. Similarly, the “seated meditation” practice (zazen) deployed by Japanese Zen Buddhists begins with attention to breath, refines one’s attention to psycho-physical sensations, and fosters a realization of mind-body unity that enables the practitioner to confront duḥkha. But Japanese Zen adapts the respiratory philosophy of early Buddhism in some important respects. Focusing upon the Rinzai Zen tradition, specifically, this presentation explores four ways in which zazen adapts traditional Buddhist meditation. Geoff Ashton is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of San Francisco. He has authored numerous articles, book chapters, and essays on Indian Philosophy, Buddhist Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Comparative Ethics, and Comparative Aesthetics. He is currently revising a manuscript on philosophy of nature in Indian philosophy. Another research project centers around the interrelation between meditative practice in Zen Buddhism and the phenomenology of gravity. Geoff Ashton is also a priest and dharma successor in the Chosei lineage of Zen. #lmuyogastudies #yogaphilosophy #zenbuddhism
Catch Dr. Christopher Key Chapple as he joins Derik Mills on Episode #51 of The Glo Podcast, where they discuss mindfulness, drawing on ancient texts and stories of the life of Buddha. Available on: Simplecast, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, & Amazon Enjoy & thanks for listening!
New student spotlight! Meet Ashutosh Kshatriya, from Nashik City, India. He will be joining us this Fall as part of our entering Cohort 10. As a special treat for our time in Pune, he dropped in to meet some current students & faculty and surprised us with a beautiful musical meditation! We welcome him to our LMU sangha with gratitude for sharing his talent with us and hope we can repay the gift when we meet again in Los Angeles! @helloiamashutosh
Just as different colors reflect the same light, we are individual expressions of our shared divinity. 🌈 Celebrate @lmuyogastudies 10th annual Yoga Day with us in person or virtually. All day Saturday, October 2, 2021. Free and open to the public.
Join M.A. Graduate Yoga Studies Faculty and Staff to learn more about the Residential and Low-Residency M.A. program experience and what to expect - before, during and after enrollment. To learn more please join us for our online info sessions. Link in bio! . Explore Yoga tradition, history, language and literature, with the option to pursue Yoga Therapy certification. . Applications are currently accepted on a rolling basis for Cohort 9 enrollment in Fall 2021. . 15% of the program takes place on the LMU campus, 7% in India (when travel allows), and 78% via distance education. The distance courses are formatted to allow for in-depth engagement and discussion. The group experience in India allows for opportunities to integrate the in-class material. The program meets the needs of Yoga students and teachers alike who are seeking to enhance their knowledge of the tradition in both theory and practice. . . #lmuyogastudies #lmuyoga #yogaprogram #yogamasters #graduateyoga #yogastudies #yogaonline #lmu #loyolamarymountuniversity #loyolamarymount #graduatestudies
Join M.A. Graduate Yoga Studies Faculty and Staff to learn more about the Residential and Low-Residency M.A. program experience and what to expect - before, during and after enrollment. To learn more please join us for our online info sessions. Link in bio! . Explore Yoga tradition, history, language and literature, with the option to pursue Yoga Therapy certification. . Applications are currently accepted on a rolling basis for Cohort 9 enrollment in Fall 2021. . 15% of the program takes place on the LMU campus, 7% in India (when travel allows), and 78% via distance education. The distance courses are formatted to allow for in-depth engagement and discussion. The group experience in India allows for opportunities to integrate the in-class material. The program meets the needs of Yoga students and teachers alike who are seeking to enhance their knowledge of the tradition in both theory and practice. . . #lmuyogastudies #lmuyoga #yogaprogram #yogamasters #graduateyoga #yogastudies #yogaonline #lmu #loyolamarymountuniversity #loyolamarymount #graduatestudies