Guided by an exceptional team of teachers, Sacred Yoga Therapy is delivered as intensive modules all comprised of fascinating yogic science, philosophy, information and direct experience. Here the sacred science of Kundalini Yoga is demystified and deconstructed to give a deeper understanding of how Kundalini Yoga and Kundalini energy work. Students learn how to apply yoga therapeutically in the one-to-one and small group settings to alleviate distress and suffering and empower the individual on their journey to finding inner harmony.
Upcoming Trainings
Sacred Yoga tHerapy Training online
Module 2
SPHERES OF LIGHT
& SUBTLE BODIES
SEPTEMBER 1 - 6, 2026
7:30 AM - 4:30 PM GMT
8:30 AM - 5:30 PM CET
2:30 AM - 11:30 AM EST
This course is another foundational module in the program. We study several energetic models/frameworks that relate to the elements and subtle anatomy: the chakra system, the 10 Bodies of Kundalini Yoga, the doshas of Ayurveda, the vayus and the koshas. For each framework, we examine the physiology and psychology in harmony and disharmony. Students learn yoga therapy tools, such as asana, kriya, pranayama and lifestyle guidelines that can be applied within these frameworks. We also learn to analyse kriyas based on these systems. We introduce basic concepts from Ayurveda, approach the basics of 10 bodies numerology and present a brief overview of tongue reading and pulse analysis from both a TCM and Ayurvedic perspective. We work to develop our relationship with Shunia, the sacred space of inner silence.
This module includes:
Kundalini Kriya Analysis
Chakras, their physiological, emotional and psychological correlates
Asanas and their effect on the Chakras
Principles of Ayurveda, the Elements and the Doshas
Psychological and physical profiles of the Doshas
The 10-body model. How they function in health and disharmony
Numerology and 10 bodies model assessment.
Vayus and Koshas
Developing your relationship with Shunia, the sacred space of silence
Oslo,
NORWAY
in association with
IN-Person & ONLINE
Module 1 |Dragonlines | May 5-10, 2026
Module 2 | Spheres of Light | Sept 1-6, 2026
Module 3 | Twisted Hair| Dec 1-6, 2027
Module 4 |Sacred Geometry | Jan 12-17, 2027
Module 5 | Sky of Mind | April 13-18, 2027
Module 6 | Red Thread…| Oct 12-17, 2027
Supervision
Practice Case Studies for
Yoga Therapists
SEPT 29
1:00PM-3:00PM EST
6:00PM-8:00PM GMT
7:00PM-9:00PM CET
A group session holding the space to share, discuss and grow into more effective Sacred Yoga Therapists. Each session features an introductory healing meditation by Guru Dharam.
One of our Yoga Therapy Students or graduate Yoga Therapists will present the case history of a patient that they have been working with. Symptoms and the conditions will be discussed, and the group will work out how and why it has manifested. Opinions and treatment plans will be prepared in small groups. It will then be accessed by Guru Dharam or another faculty member and discussions will be held.
These meetings are open to anyone who has participated in a module of the Sacred Yoga Therapy Training or the Menopause course.
This is a fascinating opportunity to put into practice the theory that you learn in the course.
*FREE for those currently enrolled in the SYT 500 or 800-hour program and available at a modest fee for anyone who has attended a SYT module.
We accepts proposed case to discuss or participation as a client at info@sacredyogatherapy.net
COURSE DETAILS
Over the course of the modules, we examine the different bio-systems of the human body from a holistic paradigm, presenting them both in health and harmony and in disease and disharmony. The primary focus of the program is learning to work with the mind, emotions and the energy body.
We integrate both western and eastern perspectives in our work. The program covers western anatomy & physiology, psychology, neuroscience and research on yoga and yoga therapy. We also study yogic anatomy and the subtle body in depth, looking at several frameworks and systems for addressing the energetic body and its imbalances. These include the elements, meridians, organs, doshas, chakras, 10 bodies and vayus. Perspectives from Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda serve to illuminate our understanding of yoga and yoga therapy.
ADVANCING PRACTICE
The extensive course curriculum includes study of the energetic physiology and pathology of, and specific interventions for numerous conditions including stress, burnout, chronic pain, depression, anxiety, addiction, insomnia, life transitions and other common ailments. We learn many tools for helping our clients to find their way back to balance and wellbeing, which are detailed in the following section. The program provides a solid foundation in ethics and self-inquiry as a practitioner and places a strong emphasis on personal development. As such, the training can also be a transformative and self-empowering process for the student.
Students learn clinical skills including how to take a case history, analyze the resultant picture and create a personalized plan to help empower the person to move from suffering to wellbeing. They also learn how to adjust and evolve their therapeutic plans based on feedback from their clients.
Tools students
Learn
● Yoga postures and sets called “kriyas” specifically selected to empower the individual on their journey to finding inner harmony.
● Meditations to cleanse the subconscious of mental debris and self-limiting patterns.
● Pranayama to purify and synchronize the levels of consciousness and express transformation.
● Visualization to develop the faculty of projection and self-reflective insight.
● Spiritual symbols and affirmations and how to apply them effectively
● Yogic lifestyle guidelines including dietary principles and the energetics of foods and kitchen herbs.
● Knowledge about the effects of heat, cold, dryness, dampness and wind in the body
● A deep understanding of the subtle mechanics of Kundalini Yoga, which allows the practitioner to apply yogic tools with skill and discernment.
● An understanding of which kriyas, meditations and tools are appropriate for specific disharmonies.
All of the above aspects of the course are drawn together in the clinical portion of the program, including case studies, practicum and group supervision.
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