Australian College Of Classical Yoga
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The College in Melbourne's eastern suburbs offers the very best in classical yoga teacher training and meditation teacher training, with courses, classes and workshops on offer. The College is an affiliation of yoga teachers trained in classical disciplines who aim to bring a traditional discipline back into modern Yoga.

The Australian College of Classical Yoga has been developing teachers and students to the highest standards of our tradition for 25 years. Our Blackburn Studio is dedicated to living and instilling Mindful and Meditative practices in Life and Spirit. Learn, practice, or study to become a Meditation Teacher.
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The Australian College of Classical Yoga is headed by founder Swami Shantananda, and brings to it her knowledge, experience, and wisdom; garnered over thirty years of training and practice in the Shaivite lineage. The Australian College of Classical Yoga offers Meditation and Yoga Teacher Training, both on-campus (Melbourne) or by Distance Ed.
How would you create a safe, yet challenging Yoga class? How do you share that indescribable feeling of peace and renewal that you feel after your own Yoga practice? ACCY has 20 years of experience teaching Yogis to share their love and passion of Yoga with others. The Australian College of Classical Yoga was founded by Swami Shantananda in 1999, and her deep knowledge and wisdom are reflected in this unique training course.
This is a six-month course that gives participants a thorough background in meditation and styles of meditation and the history and purposes of each. On completing the Diploma of Meditation and Mindfulness, you will be able to teach meditation and/or mindfulness in the way that is best suited to you and your intended students.
Traditionally, Yoga is a life work. It brings us to an experience of reality which is not obstructed by the limitations of ideas and opinions. The mind gives us only a model of reality. Freeing ourselves from the illusion that the model is the reality, is the purpose of Yoga. If you looked up a reference book, you would find that the period in yoga known as the classical era was associated with the time and work of Patanjali and the Yoga Sutras.
These eight limbs are the Sadhana of Yoga. Literally, they are the 'means to gaining' the state of Yoga - which is unitary consciousness, not generated by thoughts. Each of the eight limbs must be seen in the context of how it helps you become free of a thought-conditioned state of awareness - to experience Reality directly instead of through mental ideals.
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