Yoga of Relationships
The word "Yoga" means "Uniting, Unification".
Yoga of Relationships provides knowledge and awareness of the unity of human relationships, based on love, happiness, harmony, health, compassion, friendship, mutual respect and support, personal fulfilment and so on.
Is this achievable in everyday life?
Absolutely! Yoga of Relationships uses specific yogic exercises in order to provide direct insight into fundamental human values and more. Anyone can immediately experience the above-mentioned results through performing specific exercises.
Are these exercises complicated?
They are even simpler than writing on paper.
What will this course teach me?
During this weekend we will learn the unique Krishna Kriya, a powerful purifying technique, which energizes your body, purifies your system and gently, but powerfully connects you to your inner Self!
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Post-course benefits
Everyone will learn how to improve their relationship with themselves and thus create a foundation for building good relationships with others.
Those who live alone will be ready to achieve good relationships at all levels in a short time.
Couples will, in turn, significantly improve, or completely transform, an existing relationship.
The most important relationship?
Each one of us is in some kind of relationship – be it a partnership, friendship, parenthood, business relationship… Even when we are «alone», we are not alone. It is, in fact, impossible not to be in some kind of relationship. At least we have a relationship with ourselves.
The most important relationship is our relationship with ourself!
There are two formulas valid for good health and good relationships:
- GOOD HEALTH – GOOD RELATIONSHIPS
- GOOD RELATIONSHIPS – GOOD HEALTH
When we are healthy and full of energy and optimism, we will always be a welcomed guest, friend, and family member…
However, people in poor health usually tend to lose any kind of desire to maintain relationships. There is only one wish that is paramount in times of sickness – to get better. It is important to note that it has been scientifically proven that, if we have poor personal relationships, they often tend to reflect on our health.
Therefore, we conclude that our general health does not really depend on what and how we eat or drink, but most of all it depends on the quality of our relationships and one in particular: the relationship with ourselves.