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Hi I’m looking to do a Yoga teacher training and I noticed that you mentioned that Sean had done one. I assume Sean is your friend, just wondered if I could have his contact. I’m really interested in doing one with Surinder Singh and basically, it’s between his course and Sivinanda. So maybe Sean could help me decide.
Hope you can help! Many thanks!
Hi Lydia,
Firstly, I had a look at your blog and it is really interesting – particularly liked the “creating a boho living space” article. I’m about to head off on some more travels and am always interested to see how people maintain these kind of lifestyles.
Regarding the yoga teacher training, I did mine in Mexico with Hridaya yoga and that was amazing. You can read a bit about the run up to that here – http://www.spiritualheartjourney.com
As far as courses in India go I think doing it with Surinder would be amazing (and I’m considering it myself, although trying to get information about dates isn’t so easy) I think the main difference will be that Sivananda is very organised and honestly a bit like a production line. They have amazing teachings and I do love the style of yoga but they churn out a LOT of teachers. Surinder would be very personal and probably a bit less structured but that’s what I’d go for personally…
Happy to have a chat about this sometime
i