About Kundalini Yoga classes

Classes offer posture, breathing practices and meditation for students of all levels of ability. A typical class:

Rest

During the class you may rest at any time but do try to keep up.

Tuning In

At the start of each class we “tune in” with the Adi Mantra which is an ancient yogic mantra which allows the chanter to relate instantly to the divine teacher within. Adi means primal or first and mantra means the creative mental projection using sound. It is used to tune in before Kundalini Yoga classes, to centre us in the higher self and to spiritually guide both the teacher and the students during the class: Ong namo guroo dayv namo - “I bow to the subtle divine wisdom, the divine teacher within”.

Discomfort & Disorientation

Nothing should hurt while doing Kundalini Yoga. You can expect to feel muscles stretching and some heaviness and discomfort if you are holding a pose. Just breath and the discomfort may stop. If you have any discomfort that does not ease and continues to cause pain or you feel disorientated please let the teacher know.

What to bring, what to wear

Please wear clothing that is comfortable and easy to move and stretch in. We do not wear shoes while doing Kundalini Yoga and please take off your socks so that the energy may flow freely through the soles of your feet. If you wish you may bring a yoga mat, although yoga mats and blankets are supplied.

Alcohol and Drugs

Students are cautioned never to practice Kundalini Yoga while under the influence of alcohol or non-prescription, recreational drugs.


If you require more information or would like to book into a class please contact Kathy at info@rarestgem.com.au or phone (08) 8431 0419.