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All Trainings
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Raja Yoga II: A Deeper Dive into the Sutras, 5-week course
CourseRaja Yoga II: A Deeper Dive into the Sutras, 5-week course aims towards personal transformation and spiritual awakening. This advanced raja yoga studies course offers a chance to deepen one’s knowledge of Yoga philosophy and its applications.
$495
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Intermediate Yoga Teacher Training 2025 – ONLINE
CourseThe Intermediate Teacher Training course provides you with the opportunity to upgrade your teaching skills, deepen your practice, and share your experiences and ideas, and find creative solutions to challenges encountered in teaching.
$1,850
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Yoga Teaching Essentials - Fall 2025 – ONLINE
CourseYoga Teaching Essentials, a thorough training in Hatha Yoga, helps to establish, expand and refine teaching skills. Open to all Module 1 graduates and teachers coming from a different school of Yoga to be certified to teach Integral Yoga.
$1,800
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Yoga Immersion Program BIPOC – Spring 2025 – ONLINE
CourseThe Yoga Immersion Program aims towards personal transformation and spiritual fulfillment. This comprehensive 9-week course offers a chance to deepen your own practice and experience Yoga as a way of life. 100% BIPOC staff and participants.
$1,600
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200-hour BIPOC Yoga Teacher Training - Spring–Fall 2025, 2-part
CourseModule 1 with 100% BIPOC staff and participants provides a strong foundation for practice is followed by Module 2, a training to become a knowledgeable Yoga instructor opened for any Module 1 graduates and RYT200 from other schools.
$3,100
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Meditation Teacher Training - 2024-25 – ONLINE
CourseOur Meditation Teacher Training program will enable you to go deeper in your own practice and guide your students to go deeper in theirs.
$1,425
What is Integral Yoga?
Integral Yoga, as taught by Sri Swami Satchidananda, offers a synthesis of six branches of classical Yoga: Hatha, Raja, Japa, Karma, Bhakti, and Jnana Yoga. Its aim is to purify and calm the body and mind in order to experience the peace and joy that is our true nature. Integral Yoga practitioners bring that peace into the world by fostering interfaith dialogue and leading service-oriented lives. Founded in 1966, there are currently 30 Integral Yoga centers on six of the seven continents and 5,000 teachers worldwide.