Yoga Philosophy with Julie Rost
I am very excited to announce that our Yoga Philosophy Course will begin in May! We will be using a new newsletter platform that allows me to continue to offer our Yoga Philosophy Program in an accessible and affordable format.
For the price of a single yoga class, paid subscriptions will cost $15 per month and will have the benefit of a monthly Yoga Philosophy Class, a Yoga Therapy Class, as well as the ability to participate in Discussion Threads.
I hope you will see this as a great way to continue learning within our yoga community. I seek to share not only yoga philosophy and practices, but how they can best help us do the inner work and nurturing necessary for healing.
Paid subscribers will receive the following 4 newsletters each month:
Week 1: Guiding Theme
The Guiding Theme newsletter introduces our topic of study for the month, merging Yoga philosophy, seasonal and symbolic observations in Nature, discussions with students and clients, and therapeutic applications to the practices of Yoga. We will continue to share the holistic approach of Yoga through the 5 Branches which include Tantra (body/energy), Bhakti (love/relationship), Karma (work, mindfulness), Raja (meditation, psychology) and Jnana (philosophy, wisdom).
Week 2: Yoga Philosophy
The Yoga Philosophy newsletter includes a video class on Yoga Philosophy taught by Julie that dives deeper into the theme of the month, as well as offers resources and questions for further study and conversation. This new content is similar to our Yoga Philosophy program last year, which utilized Yoga as the foundation, while bringing in modern and ancient thought from various spiritual traditions, science, esoterics, natural living and health.
Week 3: Yoga Nature
The Yoga Nature newsletter shares how the natural world affirms our learning of sacred Truths. My spiritual practice of walking in the woods reveals seasonal as well as universal messages from this beautiful earth and its various and diverse expressions of the Divine, in elements, insects, plants, birds, and mammals. Symbolism and myth from ancient cultures who were more closely connected to the natural world often come into play as well.
Week 4: Yoga Therapy
The Yoga Therapy newsletter includes a yoga class which is based on the Yoga Therapy clients I am working with who present similar themes of imbalance, stress, and struggle. In addition to being a well rounded yoga class, complete with its therapeutic benefits, my hope is that as you participate in these classes you feel supported and part of a greater healing community.
I am looking forward to this new chapter in our yoga journey!
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Julie Rost, Founder, YogaLife Institute. Her undergraduate degree in Psychology included research based in the healing benefit of Yoga for Adolescents. Years of working in women’s reproductive health led to a three year service as Peace Corps Volunteer in Malawi, Africa, where her experience with village doctors of traditional medicine catapulted her interest in studying the holistic and natural approaches of the Yoga lifestyle. She received her Classical Yoga and Yoga Therapy training from the YogaLife Institute in PA. Julie is currently the Spiritual Director of the YogaLife Institute of NH, teaching Yoga Philosophy 101 and 201 and teaching in its 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training Program. She teaches private yoga classes, workshops, and retreats, and offers private Yoga therapy sessions.
