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Covid guidelines Going back to work

Guidelines from governing bodies concerning reopening your workplace.

IYA An overview of the Vedas & Gayatri japa with Shantala Sriramaiah Sunday 14th February 2021 9am – 11am on zoom

€30.00. Please book with Michelle Waters email: michwat06@yahoo.co.uk or 083 1064589. Read more >>

The TTC. Why a minimum training of 500 hrs over 4 years?

At the heart of the Yoga tradition lies one central truth: we are all inextricably connected. Yoga is a potent and life transforming practice and therefor teaching Yoga carries enormous responsibilities. A yoga teacher does not only have to deal with the physical but also with all the multidimensional aspects such as the energetic, psychological, physiological, emotional, mental and spiritual aspects of the student. These teachings need to be received in a safe and sacred environment. The ability to transmit these non-verbal aspects of yoga is the fundamental quality that differentiates a real yoga teacher from other teachers. Read more >>

IYA 1978 – 2018, 40 years celebration

IYA Yoga Classes

View Yoga classes available from IYA qualified teachers. Area Representatives. Classes by County. Read more >>

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IYA Child Protection Policy

This document has been compiled by the IRISH YOGA ASSOCIATION for trained IRISH YOGA ASSOCIATION TEACHERS, who teach Yoga to children.