The Jivamukti Immersion takes you deeper into the study of Jivamukti Yoga and its five tenets - Ahimsa, Scripture, Nada, Bhakti and Meditation. It is perfect for those wishing to delve into the practical and mystical practices of Jivamukti yoga.  Jivamukti's passionate focus on the original meaning of the Sanskrit word "asana"  -- as seat, connection--relationship to the earth -- is as practical as it is radical during this time of global consciousness shift. A Jivamukti Immersion provides great opportunities to make breakthroughs in asana practice, detox your body/heart/mind, and more deeply integrate your individual self with the greater reality. Because of the world-wide popularity of Jivamukti Yoga, immersions attract students from all over the world, enabling you to meet new friends from many diverse places building stronger yoga communities locally and globally. This is also a great chance to catch up with fellow students and alumni from previous Jivamukti Teacher Trainings. We are highly recommending this immersion to those who might be interested in taking the Jivamukti Teacher Training Course, but would like to experience a more relaxed “sample-taste” first before committing to the month-long course.

Immersions are suitable for practitioners of all levels and spiritual disciplines.



Who might be interested in taking an immersion?
Yoga students from all disciplines who are looking to broaden their knowledge and techniques of yoga
Jivamukti Yoga teachers who are looking for a refresher course

Jivamukti Yoga students who are interested in the JYTT course but want to try a sampling first before committing to a whole month

Those who want more than a yoga vacation

Those who want to study in depth under the guidance of qualified teachers

Those who are interested in becoming happy and free in this lifetime 

The immersion schedule includes: 
* Meditation instruction and practice 

* Daily asana practice, including a deeper look at alignment
* Study of the Bhagavad Gita and Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra 

* Practical exploration of the link between yoga and spiritual activism 

* Integration of the yogas of karma (service), jnana (knowlwdge) and bhakti (devotion)
* Question-and-answer sessions with faculty


Example of daily schedule: 
8:30-9:00 meditation 

9:00-11:00 asana class 

11:00-12:30 asana practical—Vinyasa Krama
12:30-2:30 lunch 

3:00-5:00 scripture exploration: Patanjali Yogasutra
6:00-8:00 dinner
8:00-10:00 Satsang: talk on Karma/Kirtan

February 2012

24.-26.2. 2012
Moscow, Russia
with Gabriela, assisted by Anna Lunegova
more info and registration: www.nymyoga.com

June 2012

29.06-01.07.2012
London, UK
with Gabriela, assisted by Huma Jalil
more info and registration: www.triyoga.co.uk

September 2012

09.-14.10.2012
Esalen Institute, Big Sur, CA
with Gabriela, assisted by Giselle Mari
more info and registration: www.esalen.org

October 2011

03.-07.10.2011 
London, UK
with Gabriela and Yogeswari
more info and registration: www.jivamuktiyoga.co.uk