Dearest Yogis,
I’d like to personally invite you to a course on the chakra system, also known as the subtle body, that I will be teaching Friday, March 13 – Monday, March16. The chakra system is relatively unknown to most yogis yet it is the most vital aspect of “yoginess” as it encompasses the whole human experience. It is what prevents us from spiritual, emotional, and psychological bypassing by teaching us how to drive the vehicle of our body.
When I began to practice yoga in earnest, it was to seek inner truth, to cope with and hopefully heal from depression, and to give greater meaning to my life. In short, I was looking for greater understanding of my psycho-emotional and psycho-physical struggles so I could rid myself of them and begin to thrive in my life. And even though I knew where my struggles stemmed, I was struggling for some kind of deep, internal organization to my human experience.
I practiced yoga 5-6 days a week for 15 years before delving into direct study and practice of the chakra system with my teacher, Anodea Judith, PhD. Yoga brought an extraordinary amount of leveling to the imbalances in my life. Psychotherapy brought greater insight. Medication has played its role too. But the chakra system as, “centers of organization that receive, assimilate, and express life force energy,” was a game changer. It is a functional, applicable, practical manual to all of our human parts.
For those of us that have experienced any level of trauma in their life, I believe we need to come at the process of transformation from many angles. The chakra system, as a map of the soul that teaches us how to go from matter to spirit and spirit to matter without evading ourselves along the way, is an imperative. It is our key to wholeness.
I hope you will carve out the time and resources to join me for this course, the same one that was my first course with Anodea only it wasn’t in my backyard. I have NEVER regretted an investment of my time or money when it came to inquiry into the Self — and neither will you.
In lightness and in darkness,
Melanie
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