The third YAMA – ASTEYA
with guest teacher David Lurey –
Saturday 11 July 2015 CANCELED
We are sorry to inform you that this event has to be postponed!
Zunray is offering a series of workshops on the Yamas. We ask E-RYT 500 guest teachers to create a dynamic 3-hour workshop where yoga philosophy is combined with asana practice. Each teacher will have their own way of sharing their knowledge and teachings so be prepared to practice, to listen, to take notes, to meditate, to ask, to expand your yoga wisdom…
Asteya – Non Stealing
A Yogic principle that teaches us that we have everything we need to practice Yoga in this moment. When we feel inadequate or tempted to take from others to fulfill ourselves, our desires can lead us to steal and misappropriate energy. This workshop will involve pranayama, asana and applied philosophy through interactive experiences (i.e. games!) to find places where we may feel lacking which would lead us to steal and also to recognize areas where we are abundant and can practice the antidote to stealing… Generosity!
Open to all levels of students
David Lurey
David Lurey, E-RYT 500, was introduced to yoga in 1996 and since then has developed into a talented, focused and caring teacher. Studying different aspects of yoga with various experienced teachers all over the world has deeply prepared David to help you embrace all aspects of your practice.
Radiating enthusiasm and love, David Lurey teaches Vinyasa Yoga for a connection to the self, AcroYoga for connecting to other humans and Green Yoga as a way to connect more deeply with the planet and cosmos & Bhakti Yoga for divine connections. Creating intelligent and inspiring Yoga classes and workshops is a passion for him to touch body, mind & spirit in every chance.
Motivating music is an important part of this yoga progression.
David takes students through opening and often challenging postures while encouraging the magical power of breath and mental stillness to cultivate the true loving nature of the heart. His classes invoke the natural elements in yoga practice to balance active lifestyles with self-reflection and meditation.
