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Anthea trained with the International
Sivananda school of Yoga Vedanta becoming a Yoga Siromani,
Teacher of Yoga, as developed by Swami Vishnu Devananda
in 2003.
Anthea now holds a British Wheel
of Yoga Diploma as governed by the British Sports Council.
Prior to this Anthea gained a University
Law Degree with Honours and worked in the legal and
media profession until moving into the fitness industry
where she took up yoga as a form of practice and relaxation.
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Anthea follows the tradition of Sivananda, Hatha and Dynamic
Yoga. She has extensive knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology
and bases her teaching on The Four Paths of Yoga, Karma (Action),
Bhakti (Devotional), Raja (Psychological) and Jnana (Philosophical)
and their effects on the physical and astral body.
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What is Hatha Yoga? Hatha yoga means the union of the two
energy forces, pranic (breath) and mental (mind) energy. One
of these normally predominates causing imbalance. Hatha Yoga
works on balancing the two bringing them into equilibrium,
channelling them through the sushumna awakening the Kundalini.
Once Kundalini is awakened it travels through the charkas
and terminates in the ajna charka and the psychic centre is
awakened. To achieve this safely the body and mind must be
balanced and cleansed through practice based on The Five Points
of Yoga. Proper exercise (Asana), proper breathing (Pranayama),
proper relaxation (Savasana), proper diet and positive thinking
(Vedanta and Dhyana). Anthea includes music and essential
oils during practice, meditation and pranayama to create a
vibration of peace and harmony to balance the mind, body and
spirit.
Anthea also teaches Pregnancy Yoga and Yoga Therapy to people
with learning difficulties and people living with cancer through
the NHS. Currently Anthea is working as a Trainee Psychotherapist
studying an MSc in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Counselling
at Birkbeck, London University.
Anthea also works as a Psychodynamic Counsellor.
Antheas contact details
are:
anthea@thewayofyoga.co.uk
or call me on +44 (0) 788 5731 910.
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