Luang Prabang Yoga - Yoga on the Nam Khan and Mekong Rivers in Laos
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Jessica Magnin, RYT®500 and E-RYT®500, is a dedicated yogini on and off the mat for the past 24 years and a passionate yoga and meditation teacher since 1996. Certified with the White Lotus Foundation of Santa Barbara and Baron Baptist Level I, she has completed over 350 hours of Anusara® training as well as 16 years with ParaYoga®. Jessica is a senior student of Yogarupa, Rod Stryker, one of the world’s pre-eminent teachers. Since then, she has been initiated into the ancient sacred lineage of Shri Vidya. To find out more about Jessica, visit her website at http://jessicamagnin.wordpress.com/about/.

All the proceeds from both workshops will benefit Practice for Compassion, a scholarship program to support the continuing education of teens in Luang Prabang. All funds will be used for the educational needs of the teens. To learn more about the scholarship program and the teens that are being supported by the funds, visit http://www.o2yoga.ch/continuing-education.html.

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Surrender Into Yourself
August 18, 2013 from 10am to 1pm
Hotel de la Paix

11.46 Sthira Sukham Asanam.
Asana should be firm, steady and stable yet comfortably established in good space.
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali


The ancient yogis stated that the quality of our relaxation (savasana) is a direct refection of the quality of our yoga practice (sadhana). A practice that is steeped in steadiness, firmly engaging the mind and the body and grounded with intention and the fullness of the present moment, is what the Sages called sthira. This steadiness, when coupled with the flow of one’s breath, taking a comfortable seat in our own skin and finally surrendering to the Now, gives way to a feeling of lightness, ease and joy, known as sukham.

111.43 Kaya akashayoh sambandha samyamat laghu tula samapatti chakasa gamanam.
By samyama (concentration, meditation and enlightenment) on the relation between the earth element of the body and the lightness of space, the mind travels through a-cotton like feeling to where the true Self shines.


Through the cultivation of balanced asana, precise alignment, integrated breath and mindfulness, our relaxation (savasana) will take us to that place of remembrance (smarana) of your true infinite nature.

This 3 hour workshop is open to all levels and will include asana, pranayama, meditation and of course, savasana.

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