Hatha Yoga nach Eva Ruchpaul mit Anastasia Stoyannides

Hatha-Yoga-Classes online via Zoom and in Werkstätt Krähe in Vienna with Anastasia Stoyannides. Yoga classes with yogateacher Anastasia Stoyannides we will enrich your yoga practice and deepen the knowlege of the Technique Ruchpaul* in a creative and qualitative way.

While combining practice and theory you will take time to feel beyond the physical aspects of yoga and connect with the wisdom of xuh an ancient discipline. Details will be given upon registration. Beginners are mostly welcome!

•  Morning Classes
Montag 7:30 – 8:15
Dienstag 9:30 – 10:45
Mittwoch 9:30 – 10:45

Dienstag 7:30 – 8:15
Samstag 8:30 – 9:45
Sonntag 10.00 – 11:15

•  Evening Classes
Dienstag 19:45 – 21:00
Mittwoch 19:30 – 20:15
Sonntag 18:00 – 19:15

•  Classes in the Studio Krähe + Online
Dienstag 9:30 – 10:45
Mittwoch 9:30 – 10:45
Sonntag 18:00 – 19:15

Ort
Werkstatt Krähe, Westbahnstrasse 7, 1070 Wien

All courses will be open to students of all levels of yoga experience and will take place at yoga studio Werkstatt Krähe, Westbahnstrasse 7, 1070 Wien.

Details and more information
Anastasia Stoyannides
Tel.: 0699 / 106 54 515
anastasiayoga@yahoo.de
www.anastasiayoga.com


*) Hatha-Yoga Technique Eva Ruchpaul
"The architecture of a session has as an objective the fundamental  destination of the yogic posture, which is to
modify by a physiological action the rhythm and the quality of the mental activity"  (Eva Ruchpaul)
www.yoga-eva-ruchpaul.com       

In the technique developed by Eva Ruchpaul, we focus on a progressive study of the ãsana practice and the conscious use of the breath as a transformative experience.

The posture, the ãsana, is not defined as a pre-condition or as a goal, but instead it is respected as an exercise of awareness that lead toward mental stability and self-realization.

The “bien tempéré” principle, that the postures are not repeated during a session but become unique experiences of stability, reflects the wish to guide attention toward a state of immobility, a state where the body is meditating beyond the limitations of time and form.

The ancient yogic tradition defines the ãsana as “stable” and “comfortable”. Seen as an exercise of serenity, the ãsana creates an internal space of silence, yet without solitude. The posture is a compass that guides our attention to refine our ability to observe, to discover and to articulate movement.

Conscious breathing is an essential element in this process. The conscious breath is the fabric that weaves subtly through the yoga session. The more fluid and conscious our breathing is, the more we will experience completeness and peacefulness.

In such a state of equanimity we will learn how to perceive another notion of effort. The principle, of making an effort to reduce all physical effort in the practice of ãsanas, allows the posture to reveal its maximum healing effect and presents a state where the physical tension is transformed into a harmonious state of well-being.

Supporting the practitioner to discover his/her actual physical needs and moving far beyond any expectations about the ideal performance, we will be expanding towards an honest and balanced ãsana practice, where what is essential is to estimate who we are and how do we feel after a yoga session.