CLASSES

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Monday-Wednesday-Friday 6:00 - 8:30AM

Self-Practice Only for registered students

Mysore Program with teacher starts 9 September

MYSORE MORNINGS

Start your day with Mysore Morning Practice!

Included in the month Mysore Morning Program card is the Led Class Sunday.

Doors open at 6am, Opening Chant at 6:15am.

Monday - Thursday 16:30 - 18:30

MYSORE AFTERNOONS

End your day with this Mysore Afternoon practice. All of the classes at Ashtanga Yoga Shala Jyväskylä coordinate breathing and physical movement together to improve focus and concentration, and help students cultivate control of their body and mind. Included in the Mysore Afternoon program is the Led Class on Sundays.

SUNDAY 8:30 -10AM

LED ASHTANGA

A traditional led Primary Series class that follows the Sanskrit count as Pattabhi Jois taught and now his grandson, Sharathji. The Led Ashtanga Class is a very important part of the Mysore Ashtanga Program in that it’s purpose is to maintain and reinforce the correct sequence of postures and understanding of the vinyasa system, the correct breath and movement synchronization. This class is for those who have an established Mysore practice and is included when you enroll in the Mysore Program. It is also possible to attend as a drop-in class for those who have an established Ashtanga practice.

FRIDAYS 16:30 -18:30

class booking required 1 day in advance

YIN YOGA

Yin Yoga is a gentle practice suitable for all levels of students. Slow-paced to calm the mind and nervous system, enabling the student to turn inward and focus on the breath and sensations in the connective tissues,this form of yoga is a lovely way to to slow down physically and devote more space internally. It is a wonderful complement to any Yang Yoga practice and to prepare the mind and body for the practices of pranayama and meditation.

Yin Yoga works deep into the connective tissues to activate change at a deeper level, focusing on areas around the joints, releasing fascia and increasing flexibility. During the 1.5hour long class, students hold poses between 3-5 minutes each, mostly on the floor, stimulating meridians and energy lines.

Payment for classes, courses and retreats can be made by bank transfer to:

IBAN: FI95 1134 3500 4069 55

BIC: NDEAFIHH
Name: Maria Bela Lipat

Or in cash on the day you come to class or course.

We share our exact location after you have signed up for class.

PRICING:

Please note that monthly cards are for 30 days only from start date of first class.

No extensions, except when teacher is absent.

MYSORE MORNINGS

- 4x a week practice, Monday - Wednesday - Friday, includes Led Class on Sundays

135euros/month

110e/month for those eligible for discounts

MYSORE AFTERNOONS

- 5x a week practice, Monday - Thursday, includes Led Class on Sundays

145euros/month

130e/month for those eligible for discounts

160euros/month includes Yin Yoga every Friday

145e/month includes Yin Yoga every Friday for those eligible for discounts.

YIN YOGA - class booking required, 1 day in advance

Drop-in Rates or 5x-10x Class Card

*Drop- In Class :18euros/class
*Drop-In for Mysore and Led Primary is allowed ONLY If you have an established Mysore practice. For those coming for a week or two, special rates apply. Please contact us for special weekly rates!

Discounted rates are for students, seniors, and unemployed.

Beginner's Ashtanga Yoga Course:

95euros/ 4 sessions

90minutes/session

Includes 4 Mysore Afternoon classes

the following week after the course

Pranayama Course and Meditation Course:

95euros for 4 days Course - 90 minutes/session

*5x Class Card - 60e/valid for 2 months

*110x Class Card - 100e/valid for 2 months

-Available for Yin Yoga Class.

-Available only for those with an established Mysore practice and cannot come to class 4-6 days a week.

-Valid for 2 months from time of purchase for morning or afternoon classes, No extensions.

“Om poorna-madah poorna-midam
Poornaat poorna mudachyate
Poornasya poorna maadaya
Poorna mevaa vashishyate
Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti-hi”

Meaning:

Om ! That (Brahman) is infinite, and this (universe) is infinite. The infinite proceeds from the infinite. (Then) taking the infinitude of the infinite (universe),
It remains as the infinite (Brahman) alone.

Om ! Peace ! Peace ! Peace!

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NO CLASSES ON

MOON DAYS

What is a moon day?

A Moon Day is a day on which there is a new or full moon. No Mysore classes are held on these days, based on a tradition in India that it is inauspicious to do so.

Moon Day Schedule in Finland:

9 March, Monday - Full

24 March, Tuesday - New

7 April, Tuesday - Full

22 April, Wednesday - New

7 May, Thursday - Full

22 May, Friday - New

5 June, Friday - Full

21 June, Sunday - New

5 July, Sunday - Full

20 July, Monday - New

3 August, Monday - Full

18 August, Tuesday - New

Like all things of a watery nature (human beings are about 70% water), we are affected by the phases of the moon. The phases of the moon are determined by the moon’s relative position to the sun. Full moons occur when they are in opposition and new moons when they are in conjunction. Both sun and moon exert a gravitational pull on the earth. Their relative positions create different energetic experiences that can be compared to the breath cycle. The full moon energy corresponds to the end of the inhalation when the force of prana is greatest. This is an expansive, upward moving force that makes us feel energetic and emotional, but not well grounded. The Upanishads state that the main prana lives in the head. During the full moon we tend to be more headstrong.

The new moon energy corresponds to the end of the exhalation when the force of apana is greatest. Apana is a contracting, downward moving force that makes us feel calm and grounded, but dense and disinclined towards physical exertion.
The Farmers Almanac recommends planting seeds at the new moon when the rooting force is strongest and transplanting at the full moon when the flowering force is strongest.
Practicing Ashtanga Yoga over time makes us more attuned to natural cycles. Observing moon days is one way to recognize and honor the rhythms of nature so we can live in greater harmony with it.
-Tim Miller