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After more than ten years, the situation has not changed, our teachers are dedicated practitioners of the tradition and regularly travel to the capital of ashtanga yoga, Mysore, South India, to further deepen their knowledge and understanding by drawing from the parampara (lineage).
Parampara is the knowledge that the teacher passes on to the student. The Sanskrit word parampara expresses the most valuable form of knowledge transmission, the transmission of direct and experiential knowledge. This is the basis of all teaching lineage: in the lineage of preservation of thousands of years of teaching, the teacher and his student are the links.
In the yoga school we teach traditional ashtanga vinyasa yoga and vinyasa krama yoga. The specialty of Bandha Works is the morning ashtanga Mysore program the original and most effective form of teaching ashtanga yoga. In our program, we regularly host internationally renowned ashtanga yoga teachers from abroad, who further enhance the quality of teaching in our institution.
And for those who are just starting to learn about this style, we regularly run ashtanga beginners' courses and Mysore courses.
In addition to teaching asanas, we also place great emphasis on introducing yogic philosophy and a yogic lifestyle. Monthly free ashtanga conferences are held to discuss yoga theory and conscious living in an informal way. It's an opportunity for everyone to ask questions and for fellow practitioners to get to know each other better.
We have had the great privilege of hosting many internationally renowned ashtanga yoga teachers over the years:
At the dedication of our new yoga school, we were blessed to have the Jois family, R. Saraswathi Jois in attendance.
In 2019 and 2020, we had the great honour to publish
two works
by Paramaguru R. Sharath Jois in Hungarian, under the auspices of our foundation, the
Eight Limbs Yoga Foundation.
In addition, the Hungarian edition of Eddie Stern's bestselling
ashtanga book
- published in April 2022 - is also due to our foundation.
Our most recent publication is the Hungarian translation of Swami Prabhavananda and Christopher Isherwood's
How to Know God: The Yoga Aphorisms of Patanjali
(December 2023).