Yoga
Traditions
Course
Description
This
course will examine the theory and practice of
Yoga, in historical and cultural
context, from its origins in India to contemporary
America. The philosophy of
classical Yoga will be introduced, in comparison
with other systems of Indian
philosophy, and with other systems of Yoga,
including Hatha Yoga and Integral
Yoga. The practice of Yoga will be compared with
other techniques of meditation,
such as Buddhist and Jain meditation, Qi Gong, and
the practices of Tantra,
alchemy, and shamanism. The course will include
guest speakers and field trips.
Previously
Offered:
Autumn
2000, Autumn
2002
Next
Offered:
Autumn
2004
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