Sivananda vedanta yoga references

I'm writing this to gather memories of the Yoga Camp we enjoyed this weekend.

• Videos of  adanas and kirtan learned
• Surya namaskar - Sun Salutation - Salut au Soleil  alternate 
• To remember her pleasant voice, here is a video of our swami chanting and speaking at similar temple SWAMI SATYAPREMANANDA
• An online Sivananda vedanta store in the US

The workshop: 

Ad for the workshop SivanandaYoga Camp the art of positve thinking

THE ART OF POSITIVE THINKING
WITH *SWAMI SATYAPREMANANDA*
May 26-28 at Val Morin Quebec Canada

As you think, so you become!
Gain practical tools for managing, improving, and empowering everyday life. Through this workshop, you will explore how to transform negative thought patterns into positive ones and learn how to apply the yoga philosophy successfully. 

more information
https://www.sivananda.org/camp/program/the-art-of-positive-thinking/

L'ART DE LA PENSION POSITIVE
AVEC *SWAMI SATYAPREMANANDA*
Du 26 au 28 mai à Val Morin Québec Canada

Ce que vous pensez, vous le devenez!
Gagnez des outils pratiques pour gérer, améliorer et renforcer la vie quotidienne. Grâce à cet atelier, vous explorerez comment transformer les modèles de pensée négatifs en positifs et apprendre comment appliquer la philosophie du yoga avec succès.

plus d’information
https://www.sivananda.org/camp/program/the-art-of-positive-thinking-fr/

Kirtan and mantra

https://kripalu.org/resources/beginners-guide-kirtan-and-mantra

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As an added benefit, it creates a sense of flow. When you participate in kirtan, you may experience a few different stages of consciousness, says David. At first, when the kirtan leader sings a mantra and you (along with the rest of the audience), sing it back, you probably hear your own voice in relationship to the voices around you. But as time passes and you relax into the chant, you may notice your voice in harmony with everyone else’s. The third phase is the most alluring: Suddenly your perspective shifts, and it sounds as if there’s a single voice singing. You’re no longer aware of your own voice or others’; there may be 50 people in the room, but only one collective voice. At this stage, Newman says, “Your sense of ‘me’ or ‘I’ can literally dissolve and you realize you’re part of the river of life—you’re not separate from it.” Some people experience this as a sense of joy and ecstasy, while others describe it as a sense of boundlessness or timelessness. “You’re just in a very spiritual, untethered, unselfconscious place,” he says. Suddenly, “no matter what’s going on in your life, you know that at a very fundamental level, everything is going to be all right.”

Steve Edwards about.me/sitivi