Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Posted March 27, 2007 Sat Nam! I've been a certified Level I teacher for some time now, but only recently have I been able to find a place where I will be able to teach and hopefully bring this wonderful yoga to students in my area. I wonder if anyone has some insight on how to express/explain why I wear a headwrap and white clothing when teaching? This is to a class of people who are probably mostly Hatha or Kripalu yoga students, or brand new. The woman who owns the yoga center asked me if I could teach without the headwrap. I said no, and explained about protection of the crown chakra, etc. But I want to describe this in a simple and direct way to the students. Any thoughts? Peace, Ananda Quote
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Posted March 27, 2007 ---- Original Message ---- " annarchambault " <annarchambault <Kundalini-Yoga > Tuesday, March 27, 2007 6:50 PM White and head cover > Sat Nam! > > I've been a certified Level I teacher for some time now, but only > recently have I been able to find a place where I will be able to > teach and hopefully bring this wonderful yoga to students in my area. > I wonder if anyone has some insight on how to express/explain why > I wear a headwrap and white clothing when teaching? This is to a class > of people who are probably mostly Hatha or Kripalu yoga students, or > brand new. The woman who owns the yoga center asked me if I could > teach without the headwrap. I said no, and explained about protection > of the crown chakra, etc. But I want to describe this in a simple and > direct way to the students. Any thoughts? Sat Nam! Read http://www.yogayoga.com/kundalini/FAQs#q14 or/and http://www.khalsamen.com/faq.html#Turban or/and http://www.spiritrisingyoga.com/page.asp?ID=4 I hope it can help you! Fateh Dharma! Sujan Singh http://www.yogajap.com Quote
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