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Overview
Being mindful is a mental exercise that sustains awareness of your thoughts, feelings, physical sensations, and environment. It can be developed through regular activities as well as through techniques like meditation.
Learn about the different techniques of mindfulness and the philosophy behind the practices to deepen your practice. Get this course with subtitles in 11 languages. Get lifetime access of the course upon purchase. After completing the course students will earn a certification accredited by YACEP (Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider).
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Beginner to Intermediate Level
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Curriculum
Meditation
- History and philosophy of meditation.
- What is Meditation
- Preparation for Meditation
- Asanas for Meditation
- Mudra & Bandhas for Meditation
- Different Types of Meditation Practices
- Mantra Meditation
- Guided Meditation
- Mindfulness Meditation
- Loving Kindness Meditation
- Inner Silence Meditation
- Progressive Muscle Relaxation Meditation
- Art Meditation
- Breath Awareness Meditation
- Emotional Awareness Meditation
- Raisin Meditation
- Trataka Meditation
- Chakra Meditation
- Yoga Nidra
Teachers
MEGHNA BANERJEE
Meditation Instructor
Meghna Banerjee is a yoga teacher, habit coach, and psychologist. Over the years she has gained 6+ years of experience in the health and well-being field. She has worked on psychiatric cases in rehabilitation centers and has conducted yoga, meditation, and mental health sessions over the years in the corporate field. She has also offered lifestyle coaching and helped 1000+ clients transform their lives by incorporating healthy habits. Her teaching offers an integrative approach toward healing which incorporates evidence-based therapies and transformative yoga practices.
Education:
- B.A Applied Psychology from Amity University
- MSc. in Clinical Psychology NSHM Knowledge Campus
- 500-RYT Certification in Hatha and Ashtanga Yoga from Yoga Alliance USA
- 500-RYT in Kundalini Yoga from Yoga Alliance USA
- Science of Well-Being Certification from Yale University
- Positive Psychology Certification from the University of North California
- Mindfulness and Resilience to Stress at Work Certification from Berkeley
- Existential Well-being Counselling Certification from KULeuven, Belgium
Experience:
- Mental Health professional for 4 years
- Yoga Teaching experience of 3 years
- Corporate Yoga experience of 2 years
- Mindfulness and Resilience training in the Corporate sector for 2 years
Expertise:
- Therapy
- Meditation
- Mindfulness
- Yoga Anatomy
- Pranayama
- Yoga Philosophy
- Hatha Yoga
- Clinical Psychology
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the concept of mindfulness?
Being mindful involves being aware of one's environment and inner states. By teaching people to observe their thoughts, feelings, and other in-the-moment sensations without judging or reacting.
How do I practice mindfulness?
There are different techniques of mindfulness practices, such as walking meditation, eating meditation, mindful breathing, and others. One may try out different techniques in their day-to-day life to sustain their awareness of daily life.
Is yoga mindfulness?
Yoga cannot exist without awareness and mindfulness. The goal of both yoga and mindfulness is to still the mind in order to develop a closer relationship with the self. Both of these direct us to become aware of breathing, by paying attention to our body's feelings and learning to accept reality as it is at any given time.
Is mindfulness a meditation?
The practice of mindfulness requires one to keep attention or awareness of the present moment without judgment. Mindfulness practices consist of formal meditations to sustain awareness in daily life.
How do I start mindfulness?
One can start their mindfulness journey by understanding the concept and the techniques of mindfulness practices. Thereafter after trying the different practices, one can start to incorporate the formal practices in their real life.