1. Muladhara – मूलाधार
(Root Chakra)
Located at the base of the spine, the Root Chakra represents our foundation and feeling of being grounded. It is associated with survival instincts and stability.
READ MORELocated at the base of the spine, the Root Chakra represents our foundation and feeling of being grounded. It is associated with survival instincts and stability.
READ MORELocated at the base of the spine, the Root Chakra represents our foundation and feeling of being grounded. It is associated with survival instincts and stability.
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In yoga teacher training, students learn grounding techniques, including standing poses and breathwork, to activate and balance the Root Chakra. Emphasis is placed on building a strong foundation in both physical practice and teaching methodology.
BACK TO PAGESituated below the navel, the Sacral Chakra governs creativity, pleasure, and emotional balance. It influences our relationships and sense of abundance.
READ MORESituated below the navel, the Sacral Chakra governs creativity, pleasure, and emotional balance. It influences our relationships and sense of abundance.
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Teacher trainees explore hip-opening sequences and fluid movements to connect with the Sacral Chakra. Discussions include fostering creativity in class planning and understanding emotional intelligence in teaching.
BACK TO PAGELocated in the upper abdomen, the Solar Plexus Chakra is the center of personal power, confidence, and self-discipline.
READ MORELocated in the upper abdomen, the Solar Plexus Chakra is the center of personal power, confidence, and self-discipline.
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Training focuses on core-strengthening exercises and breath control to empower the Manipura Chakra. Trainees learn to cultivate confidence in their teaching presence and decision-making.
BACK TO PAGEThe Heart Chakra, at the center of the chest, is the bridge between the lower and upper chakras. It governs love, compassion, and connection.
READ MOREThe Heart Chakra, at the center of the chest, is the bridge between the lower and upper chakras. It governs love, compassion, and connection.
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Trainees engage in heart-opening postures and practices that foster empathy and connection. The curriculum includes techniques for creating inclusive and compassionate class environments.
BACK TO PAGEThe Throat Chakra is the center of communication and self-expression. It enables us to speak our truth and listen effectively.
READ MOREThe Throat Chakra is the center of communication and self-expression. It enables us to speak our truth and listen effectively.
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Teacher training emphasizes clear communication skills, including cueing and voice modulation. Practices include chanting and breathwork to activate the Throat Chakra.
BACK TO PAGEPositioned between the eyebrows, the Third Eye Chakra governs intuition, insight, and imagination.
READ MOREPositioned between the eyebrows, the Third Eye Chakra governs intuition, insight, and imagination.
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Trainees practice meditation and visualization techniques to enhance inner awareness. The curriculum includes developing intuitive teaching methods and understanding student needs.
BACK TO PAGEAt the top of the head, the Crown Chakra represents spiritual connection and enlightenment. It is the gateway to higher consciousness.
READ MORELocated at the crown of the head, the Crown Chakra is represents the gateway to higher consciousness and spiritual connection. It governs our relationship with the divine and the realization of unity with all existence. This chakra represents enlightenment, inner wisdom, and transcendence beyond the physical.
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In yoga teacher training, the Crown Chakra is explored through meditative practices, deep silence, and spiritual inquiry. Trainees are guided into stillness using Yoga Nidra, seated meditation, and mantra chanting to connect with the subtler aspects of the self. Philosophical studies—particularly of the Upanishads and Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras—support understanding of non-duality and liberation. Emphasis is placed on cultivating humility, presence, and devotion, allowing teachers-in-training to embody the spirit of yoga beyond techniques.
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Chakras are energy centers in the body that correspond to various physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of life. Located along the spine, from the base to the crown of the head, these seven primary chakras regulate the flow of prana (life force energy) and influence vital organs, the nervous system, and the emotional body. Balancing and activating the chakras through practices like asana, pranayama, meditation, and mantra is essential for maintaining health, emotional well-being, and spiritual growth. When the chakras are aligned and energy flows freely, it leads to a state of harmony, vitality, and deeper awareness, essential for advancing in yoga and meditation practices.
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