Available in person and online, the Shadow Yoga teachings encompass different levels of learning. There are various paths from which to choose as one ascends to the heights of knowledge and experience.
Explore a variety of our exclusive resources including books, sequence sheets and apps as well as recommended readings and our film Agniyogana.
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August: London
4–6, Nrtta & Kriya
7–11, Individual Asana
12–13, Mantra Sadhana
September–October: USA
San Francisco, CA
15-17 Sep, Nrtta & Kriya
18-22 Sep, Individual Asana
Bend, OR
27 Sep, Yoga for Women
29 Sep–1 Oct, Shadow Yoga Workshop
October: Sydney
8, Yoga for Women
14-15, Nrtta & Kriya
16-20, Individual Asana
16–20, A course for Advanced students
20, Screening of Agniyogana and Q&A with Emma
December: Retreat in India
17-23, Mantra Sadhana and Individual Asana
April
Retreat in Izmir, Türkiye
Course 1, 17–22, Shadow Yoga
Course 2, 22–28, Cultivation of Baddha Padmasana
Course 3, 22–28, Nrtta Sadhana
26 May–2 June
Retreat in Cluny, France
Course 1, Shakticalani
Course 2, Individual Asana
Shadow Yoga is concerned with the social and environmental impacts of industry and the marginalisation of various groups. We have pledged 1% of sales to help fund diverse grassroots organizations and appreciate the support of our community.
We acknowledge that we meet and work on Indigenous lands across the globe and we pay respect to elders, past and present, and acknowledge the role that Indigenous peoples continue to play within their local communities.
Shadow Yoga is concerned with the social and environmental impacts of industry and the marginalisation of various groups. We have pledged 1% of sales to help fund diverse grassroots organizations and appreciate the support of our community.
In 2002, Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, and Craig Mathews, founder of Blue Ribbon Flies, created 1% for the Planet and started a global movement. “The intent of 1% for the Planet is to help fund these diverse environmental organizations so that collectively they can be a more powerful source in solving the world’s problems."
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Roche de Solutré: Not to miss, on the Great Site of France Solutré Pouilly Vergisson
Musée de préhistoire: Jardin archeological and botanical garden, the Maison du Grand Site to complete the tour.
Château De Pierreclos: In the midst of organic vineyards.
Chateau De Berze-Le-Chatel: Historical monument, one of the most well-preserved medieval fortified castles of Burgundy (where Ridley Scott shot ‘The Last Duel’!)
Chapelle Des Moines: In Berzé-la-Ville (the next village!) – not to be missed.
Château De Cormatin: (only possible to visit its magnificent garden) Between Tournus et Cluny.
Les Communs: Local ceramists.
Chapaize – L’église Saint Martin & L’église De Lancharre: The village offers bed and breakfasts, 3 restaurants a Sunday organic market, an art gallery, and artists’ ateliers.
Grottes D’azé: Earth under life: in -350 000, a primal man appeared in the cave, then rhinos and antique elephants…the prehistorical cave and the underground river hide one of the largest European cave bears fields.
Château De Saint-Point-Lamartine: If one appreciates the writer
Solornay sur Guye: The neighbouring town – includes a restaurant, small food store, salon de thé – pâtisserie
Cité- Abbaye De Cluny: The Benedictin Abbaye Of Cluny Shined On The Whole Middle Age Europe, Being The Widest Of Western Christianity Before The Building Of Saint-Peters In Rome.
Communauté De Taizé: Christian Ecumenical Community Founded In 1940 By Brother Roger.
Abbaye Saint Philibert – Tournus: One Of The Largest French Monastic Cities.