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Amelia Barili
The Power of Yoga and Qigong - Creativity and Healing
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Amelia Barili
The Power of Yoga and Qigong - Creativity and Healing
July 9-11, 9-14

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Stress is “frozen enlightenment”. During troubled times it can throw us out of balance, leave us feeling trapped or negatively affect our health. It can also be an invitation to go deeper into ourselves to access what is most valuable and bring greater peace and joy in our lives. In this workshop we will learn to work with challenges as a source of inner strength and healing.

Drawing from the wisdom traditions of Yoga and Qigong and the latest discoveries of Cognitive Science, Dr. Amelia Barili will teach effective practices to access the mind through the body, and the body through the mind, for creativity, resilience and self-healing. She will include deep energy work to recognize and release the emotions that are at the core of our stress. These transformative practices are applicable to counseling and healthcare professionals and are recommended for anyone wanting to lead a healthy and deeply satisfying life. No previous experience with yoga and qigong is required.

  • Continuing Education Credit for nurses.
  • Fulfills the spiritual practice prerequisite for John F. Kennedy University's Graduate School for Holistic Studies.
  • Qualifies for YTT 500. You must apply to the YTT 500 program before taking this class for credit.

AMELIA BARILI, Ph. D., received her diploma in Yoga Therapy and Philosophy in 1972 from Kaivalyadhama Yoga School in India and has taught Yoga internationally. She is also a disciple of Grandmaster Yang, Mei Jun, the 27th generation inheritor of the Taoist Medical Qigong system. Dr. Barili, a faculty member of UC Berkeley and the Institute of World Religions, has brought these ancient practices into the academic environment and teaches meditative techniques as tools to overcome stress and foster creativity in her classes at UCB.

For more information see www.ameliabarili.com.

    Total Cost Per Person
    (including tuition, meals, lodging, and facilities use)
     
    Housing Type2 Days5 Days
    Commuting (Day use, meals & facilities)311 740
    Own Van335 800
    Own Tent335 800
    Mount Madonna Center Tent349 835
    Dormitory (4-7 to a room)385 925
    Triple (3 to a room)403 970
    Double (2 to a room or cabin)421 1015
    Double with Bath (2 to a room)443 1070
    Single (1 to a room or cabin)477 1155
    Single with Bath (1 to a room)521 1265

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  • A deposit of $100 is required with registration.
  • CANCELLATION or CHANGE in REGISTRATION
    Deposits are non-refundable and are not transferable to another person. For cancellations received at least 2 weeks before the program starts, the deposit less a $50 fee will be credited to any other program within one year. No credit is available for cancellations less than two weeks prior to the program start date, for no-shows, or for leaving an event early. Housing changes incur a $20 change fee.

  • Registration check-in for this program is from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm.
  • Dinner is served from 5:30-6:30 pm on Friday and 5:00-6:00 pm on other days.
  • If you will be arriving late, please ask us to save a dinner for you.
  • Orientation begins at 7:00 pm.
  • The program will end at 1:00 pm on the final scheduled day.
 
 

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