with information that you aren’t able to
process’. And these words of wisdom popped
up from my memory bank in various life
situations after the course.
‘Shanti, Shanti,’ as they say in India. It’s the
Western mind that tells you, ‘the more, the
better.’ But it’s not true. The greedy mind may
not appreciate the course straightaway. But let
some time pass to see whether it was worth it
or not.
We need a certain degree of maturity to
appreciate simplicity. We all think that we
know what we came for: we came to learn
Anatomy, and Philosophy, and the Teaching
techniques. But in truth, we don’t know what
we’ll get.
It’s not the information that will transform our
lives after the course. It’s the authentic
experience we get while taking the course, it’s
when we learn not to speed up things, but
really observe and feel.
One more thing you should know is that
frankly speaking, Anatomy isn’t the strongest
subject on yoga teacher training courses in
India. They pay a lot of attention to the system