The Spiritual Side of Yoga Series

2022 - 2023 Season

Winter 2023

MORSL is again offering an online class for you to discover the spiritual side of yoga. Happening 6-7PM on Wednesdays for a total of 8 weeks (excluding reading week), this class is informative, soothing and meditative, and suited for every body and all levels.

Registration is required for each session via myInvolvement. The myInvolvement links will be added soon! This program is eligible for recognition on your co-curricular record.

Feb. 1: Introduction

Feb. 8: Cakras

Feb. 15: Self-Inquiry

Feb. 22: Mudras and Mantras

(Reading Week)

Mar. 8: Pranayama

Mar. 15: Meditation

Mar. 22: The 8 Limbs of Yoga

Mar. 29: Hope

 

Fall 2022

MORSL is again offering an online class for you to discover the spiritual side of yoga. Happening 6-7PM on Wednesdays for a total of 8 weeks (excluding reading week), this class is informative, soothing and meditative, and suited for every body and all levels.

Registration is required for each session via myInvolvement. The myInvolvement links will be added soon! This program is eligible for recognition on your co-curricular record.

Sep. 28: Introduction

Oct. 5: Cakras

(Oct. 12 is a reading day so we’ll skip this)

Oct. 19: Self-Inquiry

Oct. 26: Mudras and Mantras

Nov. 2: Pranayama

Nov. 9: Meditation

Nov. 16: The 8 Limbs of Yoga

Nov. 23: Hope

Winter 2022

While public health concerns still have us (mostly) cooped up at home, MORSL is again offering an online class for you to discover the spiritual side of yoga. Happening 6-7PM on Wednesdays for a total of 8 weeks (excluding reading week), this class is informative, soothing and meditative, and suited for every body and all levels.

Registration is required for each session via myInvolvement. This program is eligible for recognition on your co-curricular record.

Jan. 19
Jan. 26
Feb. 2
Feb. 9
Feb. 16
Feb. 23
**Reading Week - No Class**
Mar. 9
Mar. 16

 

Fall 2021

Looking to stay grounded in these chaotic times? Interested in the spiritual significance of yogic practice? Join the McGill Office of Religious and Spiritual Life for our new Zoom series, Spiritual Yoga Off-the-Mat! Taught by experienced instructor Milda Graham, this seated, meditative practice will help you slow down, connect with like-minded students, and learn about yoga’s ancient spiritual roots.

WHEN: 6-7 PM (EST) over Zoom

Spiritual Yoga Off-The-Mat - November 17
Spiritual Yoga Off-The-Mat - November 24


Summer 2020

**Our first online class was recorded live and is now available on our  YouTube channel. Check out the complete playlist! 

The movement-based exercise that many Westerners associate with Yoga is in fact only the asanas, the physical branch of a multi-dimensional spiritual practice that originated in India thousands of years ago. Though practicing the asanas develops strength, stamina, and balance, it is but a gateway into the mental, emotional, and spiritual practice that Yoga represents. The word "Yoga" in Sanskrit actually translates as 'union' or 'connection'. The true aim of Yoga is to connect us to our innermost emotions and the universe around us.

During this one-hour session, students will learn yogic philosophy in conjunction with the meaning behind various yoga practices in these sessions led by a certified yoga instructor. Through engagement in multiple aspects of Yoga, including pranayama, meditation, and asana, students will learn about the spiritual practice of yoga.

The spiritual side of yoga is what makes it such a powerful practice. If you are looking to learn more about how yoga connects with spirituality, please join us for this enlightening and active yoga series led by a certified instructor. Classes are always free but registration is required due to limited space.

 

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