Yogasayf.com Website Review

SWAYAMBHU:- Swayambhu (स्वयम्भू) is a Sanskrit word that means self-manifested, self-existing, or that is created by its own accord. Yoga teaches us how to self-manifest your inner being, your life to the extent. With this moto SAYF strictly works on the quality of teaching to give what is genuine and what is best for the student. Swayambhu Adi Yoga Foundation (SAYF), Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh. Without losing the factual spirit of YOGA. SAYF strictly focuses on the quality of the education we serve. Teachers in SAYF has to fulfill the minimum criteria( i.e. completed Masters in Yogic Science + 2years of teaching 'or' minimum 5 years of teaching experience in YOGA) to teach international students at SAYF. Starting from 27 Dec 2018 Price $350 7 Days Retreat Strating from 27 Dec 2018. With the divine blessings of Gurusatta Pt. Shri Ram Sharma Acharya. The knowledge we give to our students is always has been proved and tested by the live examples or we can say has been practiced by our teachers. Each and every aspect of the teaching has its roots from the ancient and valuable teachings given by ancient rishis through their original texts. SAYF provides different courses in the form of 25 days YTTC and small 7-14 days training programs. The YTTC at SAYF is under registration by Yoga Alliance USA and meets the complete 200 hours teacher training course criteria set by them. The syllabus for our courses has been created by our teachers with a lot of efforts so, the students can gain most of the knowledge within the time limit with the ease and comfort. I had the honour to take Dr.Sunil Kumar Ji’s clas*es. He is not only very proficient in the techniques of Hatha Yoga, but he is also a very knowledgeable person.Thank you! for the inspiration and guidance you are giving to us. Thank you dear teacher for letting me in to the clas* with experienced practitioners allthough I was new! Thank you for all your genuine way of teaching! The way of taking the practice seriosly and move towards onepointedness.