Hari Om Yoga School

I made it through this time... I am going to attend Yoga teacher training, taught by a pusher named Marco, who claims to be a farmer. I was convinced to practice “just Yoga", but I found myself playing Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Functional Training, Running, Painting, contemplative silence, and to attend live concerts with music from overseas groups, dining under the stars with a good beer. I am back with: 1) a piece of paper that enables me to teach Yoga at an advanced level (!) which I do not believe in as I firmly believe that we are all beginners; 2) the knowledge that the body is able to do everything, while the mind has to be convinced; 3) teachers who, without any presumption, will pass on the message by example. Conclusion: between a jump rope, a bath, a right-left hook, you also "learn" Yoga. You learn and play, just as children do. A sort of "get away from all, detoxify and put order in your closet" My Thanks to all. Beatrice

The Silent Warrior Camp is a unique experience. It is a trip where the yin is constantly accompanied by the yang. It is a both a personal journey - where you do your best and go beyond your possibilities - and one that proves we are all part of something bigger. The Silent Warrior Camp, is a special meditation where I “felt” others without using words of sights. I was “there” and they were “there”, too.

As for the Silent Warrior Training, I was fascinated by it during the course of the 300 hours and from that trial lesson I found that my body needs that discipline, that job, that new part of my yogi path. The setting is ideal: the climate, the food, the teachers. So I convinced one of my classmates, and we will be both part of this new Hari-Om path.