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Amit Manbar- Yoga Teacher
What is yoga: The origin of the word “yoga” is the word “YUJ”. In Sanskrit, the meaning of the word is: connection, union, direction of the consiesness to a certain place. This is the act of connecting our personal will to the will of the divinity. This means, according to …
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I have been following the path of yoga since 2006. I met this magical practice in Rishikesh, India, where I met a yogi named Parkes and had the privilege to learn from him for days and nights on the banks of a river in a beautiful and peaceful land. There, I first learned of the ideas and the poses of yoga. Later during that journey I experienced further learning with different teachers, and I continued to explore and to dive deeper into the practice of yoga.
In 2009 I first met the ashtanga yoga technique and was certified to teach by my teacher to this day, Shimon Ben Avi. Since then, I have participated in workshops and experienced learning with many different teachers such as Prasad Rngkar, Swami Aomnnd, Andrei Sidrski, Hugh Fulton, Sarah Hayden and others.
Today, I study and teach yoga as a way of life in the spirit of the tradition which was given to us by the great teachers Ptbhi Joyce and Krishnamacharya, the spirit of Vinyasa. On my way I also met many others who lit my path. I would be happy to share all my knowledge on the world of yoga with anyone who will may benefit from it.
Blessing and Light, Amit Manbar
I have been walking path of yoga since I was 18 years old, when I attended Iyengar Yoga classes in my hometown of Strasburg, France, and had an immediate connection to the practice and ideas of yoga. Later that year, I traveled to India for a journey that lasted 12 months, where I deepened my connection to yoga with a variety of teachers in a variety of ashrams throughout India. I began to explore this tradition and especially to understand yoga outside of the mattress. I continued my journey at the age of 20, when I went to India again, and I took an Ayurvedic (Indian medicine) massage course and practiced meditation and yoga with a variety of other unknown teachers, and developed a personal practice routine that supported my life.
In 2009 in Israel I met my teacher to this day, Shimon Ben Avi, and I met the Ashtanga Yoga Vinyasa method that became my base of practice.
In 2013, I studied a two-year teacher’s course, and continued to explore and deepen the self-inquiry which yoga offers, with the help of a variety of teachers in Israel and abroad, such as Roxanne Stolk, Andrei Sidarsky and many more. I teach Ashtanga and Vinyasa lessons and yoga classes for children to which I am connected through my work as a Waldorf kindergarden teacher, and I find it a great privilege to share, teach and learn yoga.
You are welcome to walk with me. Hari Om.