06.56 go to the shala
07.00 get on the mat
~08.30 savasana
08.45 have breakfast: grape fruit, buckwheat porridge filled with nuts, fruit, flaxseeds and topped with cinnamon, tea and/or coffee
11.00 technique class, philosophy and chanting with Morning Star
(~12.30 short brake for fruit and drinks)
14.00 lunch
afternoon - depending on the weather - hang out with other yogis, read, take a trip to local sights, sleep
18.30 dinner
sauna
20.30 meditation
22.00 go to bed
17 comments:
Heavenly.
Ok, this is silly but I have to say that I may likely have money some day, not a lot of it, but enough for a travel budget.
Are owl allowed at yoga camp or will I need to brush up on my Swedish?
Oh, Chitta! Oh I wish I could come to yoga camp, too!!! It is soooo beautiful. So serene.
I guess they probably don't speak English, huh? I'll need to brush up, too. ;)
Looks and sounds great! I am happy you are happy! :)
oh, i wish everyone could go to yoga camp!!! it's the most heavenly vacation you could ever treat yourself with :) it's absolutely impossible to be unhappy there.
if there is anything to brush up (Owl, you make me curious, is there?), i'd say it could never hurt to do so. but i'm also sure that owls, as well as any other beautiful creatures, are allowed and very welcome. swedes are good at english, although, i'm more uncertain about third series skills...
C'mon people. Anusara has deep philosophical roots.
Deep.
Roots.
They even have their own philosopher. Can ashtanga say that? Let's open our hearts and find out.
Oh wait, I just remembered why I prefer yoga aged, imported, and well seasoned. Call it a commodity if you must, but can we sort of agree that all yoga is not equal and interchangeable? If it ever got fully commoditized, like oil or wheat or steel beams or a YW flow class, ohhhh godhelpus.
Chitta, ha! I left my comment for CP here! Sorry!
But, the previous comment is about as good as my Swedish gets. I can go to IKEA and practice a little bit...
MMM... lovely sunset.
ha ha! don't worry, Owl, i feel kinda honored to get such a comment on my blog. since there will probably never be a post to fit it here anyway, i'll take what i can get :) funny though, while reading your comment i thought 'wow, how is she going to make the connection between THAT discussion and my post?'.
anyway, ikea is a good start :) and you can always listen to swedish web radio. i can also recommend the online dictionary tyda (which means solve or interpret).
Oh, so very beautiful and peaceful and serene, like you! I can understand why you label it post-yoga bliss.
The vinyasa studio I take classes at sometimes is running a couple of retreats over the next year and I am becoming seriously tempted....
Anna, you should be tempted :) i keep repeating myself, but seriously, it is the best treat ever! if the retreat in question appeals to you, go girl, just go!
Oh, yoga camp looks lovely! You lucky lucky girl!
i REALLY want to be there right about now, furreally. it would be perfect.
it would be perfect, Eeyore. next year we will all have to go!!! FURreally.
What would your teacher say about all the international students there, forcing everyone to speak English...? ;)
Joy, you have a good point, of course. however, it's not like everyone would be forced to speak english all the time! and seriously, like you yourself told me when i was going to paris, english is the language in which ashtanga is taught anyway, so everyone knows it. if a few of you, or even only one, is actually considering to come here, i'm absolutely positive that we can work it out so that everyone can enjoy and have a great time. FURactualies :)
:D
I would loooove it...
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