yoga institute in santa cruz/vs nashik yoga

geerthana aloha · Jun 15th, 2006, 11:23

hi

if anyone has any experience or advise about the following two yoga teacher's training program?

yoga institute in santa cruz vs nashik yoga teacher's training

which is the best and well recognized?

your kind advise greatly appreciated...

aloha

aadil · Jun 15th, 2006, 12:23

I have had friends do it at both the institutes and they both are pretty good as far as the teaching is concerned but if you are worried about comforts and facilities available then the one in Santacruz, Mumbai is preferable over the Nashik one as there are a lot of drawbacks on that front with a lot of mosquitoes and no running hot water available at most times. The prices at the Mumbai institute are much less than the Nashik place and the other thing is going from Mumbai to Nashik which is an added cost. Otherwise there are not too many differences in the two places. Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Aadil.

geerthana aloha · Jun 25th, 2006, 06:11

thank you for kind attention..

amethyst · Jun 25th, 2006, 14:52

Hi,

I've received the yoga training in Nasik this year and the outcome of the experience helps me to adapt to changes and strengthens me spiritually and physically. It is true that there are many mosquitoes but I got used to it during my stay in the ashram, and with a bit of common sense its a quick fix to this problem(insect repellent or incense).

By the way, the hot water facility has been installed in the common bathroom so need not worry about it.

Living in the ashram for the 1st week was a struggle for me as I was so tempted to pack my belongings and go home. I've made some very good friends who provided me tremendous mental support with their words of comfort.Also, the teaching staff are so encouraging to make one's feel so comfortable to stay on and not worry so much. It is indeed challenging to learn yoga in an ashram but is definitely a very meaningful experience that one will never forget.

I miss Nasik and will visit india again for my next yoga retreat.

cheers,
amethyst.

kiranlal · Jun 25th, 2006, 15:52

I heard a lot about the yoga institute and it seems to be one of the most genuine and oldest organsation in this fiend, with an india style, and i according to my information it is teaching house holders style of yoga which is a simplified version of classical yoga.

milan · Jun 26th, 2006, 10:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by amethyst

Hi,

I've received the yoga training in Nasik this year and the outcome of the experience helps me to adapt to changes and strengthens me spiritually and physically. It is true that there are many mosquitoes but I got used to it during my stay in the ashram, and with a bit of common sense its a quick fix to this problem(insect repellent or incense).

By the way, the hot water facility has been installed in the common bathroom so need not worry about it.

Living in the ashram for the 1st week was a struggle for me as I was so tempted to pack my belongings and go home. I've made some very good friends who provided me tremendous mental support with their words of comfort.Also, the teaching staff are so encouraging to make one's feel so comfortable to stay on and not worry so much. It is indeed challenging to learn yoga in an ashram but is definitely a very meaningful experience that one will never forget.

I miss Nasik and will visit india again for my next yoga retreat.

cheers,
amethyst.

I want to go there!!! Can you please send me a private message? I want to know more about it...

Jun 15th, 2006, 11:23	#1
geerthana aloha Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: honolulu Posts: 17	yoga institute in santa cruz/vs nashik yoga hi if anyone has any experience or advise about the following two yoga teacher's training program? yoga institute in santa cruz vs nashik yoga teacher's training which is the best and well recognized? your kind advise greatly appreciated... aloha

Jun 15th, 2006, 12:23	#2
aadil Aircraft Service Engineer, Astronomer & Traveller Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Mumbai, India. (Lat 18.967 N, Long 72.833 E, Alt 11 m) Posts: 1,796	I have had friends do it at both the institutes and they both are pretty good as far as the teaching is concerned but if you are worried about comforts and facilities available then the one in Santacruz, Mumbai is preferable over the Nashik one as there are a lot of drawbacks on that front with a lot of mosquitoes and no running hot water available at most times. The prices at the Mumbai institute are much less than the Nashik place and the other thing is going from Mumbai to Nashik which is an added cost. Otherwise there are not too many differences in the two places. Hope this helps. Cheers, Aadil. __________________ Climb high; climb far; Your goal, the sky, Your aim, the stars!!!

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kiranlal The only one of its kind Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Mumbai,Trivandrum,Kerala,India Posts: 519	Yoga institute Mumbai I heard a lot about the yoga institute and it seems to be one of the most genuine and oldest organsation in this fiend, with an india style, and i according to my information it is teaching house holders style of yoga which is a simplified version of classical yoga. __________________ A big world and small people

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amethyst Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Asia Posts: 37	Hi, I've received the yoga training in Nasik this year and the outcome of the experience helps me to adapt to changes and strengthens me spiritually and physically. It is true that there are many mosquitoes but I got used to it during my stay in the ashram, and with a bit of common sense its a quick fix to this problem(insect repellent or incense). By the way, the hot water facility has been installed in the common bathroom so need not worry about it. Living in the ashram for the 1st week was a struggle for me as I was so tempted to pack my belongings and go home. I've made some very good friends who provided me tremendous mental support with their words of comfort.Also, the teaching staff are so encouraging to make one's feel so comfortable to stay on and not worry so much. It is indeed challenging to learn yoga in an ashram but is definitely a very meaningful experience that one will never forget. I miss Nasik and will visit india again for my next yoga retreat. cheers, amethyst.

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