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This
10-day workshop with Emil is designed to introduce
the practitioner, in the delightful mountain
environment of Bali, to both a stimulating
postural practice, and the magic which lies
beyond the physical aspect of Yoga.
Participants will practice together between
6-7 hours a day in a combination of morning
and evening classes.
Âsana,
Prânâyâma, Kriyâ-Yoga
and guided meditation are combined with a
discourse in yoga philosophy and background
information on the techniques involved. The
course also offers an insight into rituals,
Mudrâs and Mantras, and includes paying
respect to the spiritual environment with
a private ceremony in one of the temples and
shrines near Ubud. |
"Due
to personal reasons, I will have to stay
longer than anticipated in my
home country in Europe. This workshop Bali
2007 is therefore canceled.. !
I apologize if there is any inconvienciences
caused.
Please check next year's program, with the
Bali retreat back on the list!" |
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levels are welcome at this workshop in Bali,
but for those who have never practiced yoga,
a fair degree of physical fitness is recommended. |
| Cost
of Workshop |
US$ 950 per person for standard
room, on twin basis (2 persons will share
a room)
US$ 1050 per person for superior room, (rather
nice!) on twin basis |
| Single Occupancy |
US$ 1150 single occupancy, standard room
US$ 1300 single occupancy, superior room |
| Bookings &
Inquiries |
For those who arrive earlier or wish to
stay beyond the yoga-workshop, please let
Emil know to arrange the additional booking.
Please note that the standard rooms tend to
be filling quite rapidly. So book soon!
Please
click here to inquire about or book this 10-Day
Intensive Yoga Workshop in Bali |
| Please note |
Bring your own yoga mat and a yoga belt! |
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| ‘Taking
Part in a Temple Ceremony in Ubud’ |
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We are meeting Sunday evening
(23 September) at 20:30 for an introduction
meeting at the Restaurant of Hotel Ananda
Cottages, Ubud. The bedrooms are reserved
from noon-time onward.
Classes start on Monday morning at dawn, in
the beautiful Yoga Hall overlooking the rice
terraces of Ubud.
The workshop ends on Wednesday after the morning
session with a common breakfast. |
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day would look as follows: |
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06:30 - 08:00 |
Dawn Meditation and Prânâyâma |
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08:00 |
Tea or Fruit Juice |
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08:30 - 10:30 |
Âsanas |
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11:00 |
Elaborate Brunch |
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12:00 - 16:00 |
At Free Disposal |
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16:00 - 17:15 |
Yoga Philosophy: Understanding Our Practice |
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17:15 - 18:00 |
Âsanas (light, plus some inversions) |
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18:00 - 19:00 |
Evening Prânâyâma, Kriyâ-Yoga,
Mudrâ or Mantra-Workshops |
Naturally, we keep the exact
timing compliant with weather, temperature
and other local conditions.
The afternoon sessions will include an introduction
to those elements of Indian philosophy which
are fundamental to the understanding of yoga.
We will also deal with the yogic disciplines
of Mantra, Mudrâ and Kriyâ-Yoga,
and appying them in our practice. There is
time for questions and answers.
Program includes an evening with Ni Wayan
Nuriashih who will cook for us a yogic meal
in Balinese style.
During the workshop period, at least one collective
visit to a temple or shrine is included –
the occasion depending on the Balinese festival-calendar. |
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Emil E. Wendel has been living
in Asia since the mid-seventies, studying
Indian thought as well as Chinese classical
philosophy. His many years of residency in
Nepal and India have brought about a passion
for yoga, in particular the aspects of breath
and meditation techniques in both the Buddhist
and Hindu traditions. His courses offer a
glimpse into the treasures of philosophy,
and their application in daily life as yoga
practice and ritual, all in the original context.
He is presently instructing in teacher training
programs for Yoga Arts of Australia, for Brahmini
Yoga and ShaktiSpirit of India, and for Radiantly
Alive of the USA/Bali. When not in Nepal and
India teaching, practicing and researching,
Emil is conducting his own workshops and retreats
in Europe, as well as in Bali, Singapore,
Australia and Japan. |
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In the price included is the
hotel accommodation at Ananda Cottages, Ubud-Bali.
The Ananda is a beautiful hotel (s. website
www.anandaubud.com)
and has hosted the most prominent yoga workshops
for very many years.
The extended brunch meals are plentiful, vegetarian,
and served buffet-style. |
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| Ubud and its surrounding villages
offer a spectacular range of beauty, crafts
and personal encounters. Bali is the Island
of Gods – there are temples and ceremonies
everywhere, everyday. For those who wish to
explore the countryside during the time off,
taxis are easily available with the hotel
on request. Likewise, motor scooters are for
rent nearby. For dinner, we suggest to explore
the many restaurants in Ubud – apart
from typical wholesome Indonesian food, a
variety of delicious cuisines from around
the world are found within easy reach. To
soothe the hard-working body and mind, we
recommend a Balinese-style massage, offered
both in the hotel and in the many excellent
parlors in town. |
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Visa-free facility:
Brunei, Chile, Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR, Malaysia,
Morocco, Peru, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam,
Singapore |
30-day visa on arrival
at the airport, against payment of US$ 25:
Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil,
Canada, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany,
Holland, Hungary, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan,
Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Norway,
China, Poland, Portugal, Russia, South Africa,
South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan, United
Kingdom, USA |
| For all other passport
holders: please contact the Indonesian
Embassy for a tourist visa. |
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Places
in this workshop are still available for 2007
Please
click here to inquire about or book this 10-Day
Intensive Yoga Workshop in Bali |
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The Âsana. Emil Wendel |
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