Sanskrit and Vedanta
If you want to go beyond the physical and obvious, join us for one of the Vedanta workshops and retreats. IIn this two weeks course you will learn how to read and write
With Swami Tattvarupananda Saraswati
December3rd – 16th 2010
Venue: Arsha Yoga Gayathri, Kerala,India
Course fee: € 580 ( English with German Translation)
In this two weeks course you will learn how to read and write Sanskrit. By mastering the Sanskrit alphabet you will be able to read and chant the classical Vedic scriptures. If you have previous knowledge of sanskrit you can deepen it during the intermediate Sanskrit classes. The main focus of the course is on acquiring the basics of Vedanta philosophy and studying of Kathopanishad. Besides the main syllabus, the ashram follows a daily schedule with morning pranayama and meditation, yoga class and satsang
Swami Tattvarupananda Saraswati is a direct disciple of SwamiDayananda Saraswati, under whose guidance he studied Sanskrit, Vedanta and the Bhagavad Gita in a 3-year residential course. Today, he runs a Gurukulam (home) for children from poor families at Trivandrum (Kerala). Apart from getting the basic school education, children also learn yoga and the Vedic science. He also teaches in different ashrams in India and Germany.
To know more about his teachings and charity work, please visit the official website of the Gurukulam: www.jjkgurukulam.org
Daily Schedule
| 06.00-06.45 a.m | Pranayama & meditation | 01.00 p.m. | Tea |
| 07.00 a.m | Tea | 01.30-03.30 p.m. | Lecture |
| 07.30-08.30 a.m | Sanskrit Class(Beginners) |
04.00 p.m - 5.00 p.m. | Sanskrit Class(Intermediate) |
| 08.30 a.m - 10.00 a.m |
Asana Class |
06.15 p.m. | Dinner |
| 10.15 a.m. | Brunch | 07.30 -09.00 p.m. | Satsang |
| 11.00 a.m. | Karma Yoga | 10.00 p.m. | Lights Out |
4 weeks course at Bad Meinberg, Germany August 1st to 29th 2010 (www.yoga-vidya.de)
1-year course :
Begin on March 27th 2010, end on May 2011, Yoga Vidya Speyer, Germany on 10 weekends and one week retreat
possible to join until April 16th 2010!
