yoga


There are many ways to practice and live yoga. The original science of yoga originated in India about 5000 years ago. As a holistic system of practice for the harmony and union of body, mind and soul.
In the course of time, different yoga styles and styles in different traditions developed in India. With the increasing popularity of philosophy in the West, even more new and westernized yoga styles have sprung up in recent years. Modern science also influenced the course of development, as it was more and more proven that the yoga exercises have a positive influence on health.
 
Sandra completed her first Hatha Yoga training in the tradition of Swami Sivananda in 2013 in South India. In this tradition there are five points at the centre:

  • Asanas (physical exercise)
  • Pranayama (breathing exercises)
  • Deep relaxation
  • positive thinking and meditation
  • Healthy nutrition

This was followed by basic medical training and a further yoga training in South India in 2016 in Ashtanga Yoga. She regularly attends advanced training seminars of the Swiss Yoga Association, the Natha Yoga Association Switzerland and takes part in congresses.
Since the beginning of 2020 she has been deepening her knowledge in Berlin with Dr. Shrikrishna Bhushan Tengshe and Dr. Martina Bley in a three-year further training course "Pranayama and Meditation".

"yoga includes physical exercises (asanas), the training of breathing (pranayama) and meditation (dhyana). especially during the yoga holidays or yoga weekends we have time to deal with all three aspects." Sandra

effect of ASANA on health


  • gives the body strength & stability
  • improves mobility & balance
  • relieves back & neck complaints
  • stimulates the cardiovascular system
  • supports the immune system
  • promotes the blood circulation & rhythms of the organs

effect of pranayama on your system


  • deepens breathing and increases oxygen uptake
  • regulates and calms the nervous system
  • promotes better sleep
  • improves the mindfulness & ability to concentrate

effect of meditation


  • increases the mindfulness & ability to concentrate
  • increases compassion & empathy
  • reduces anxiety