Yoga. Connection. Culture.
The practice & benefits of Yoga enriched with the oldest living culture of the world.
Yoga. Connection. Culture.
The practice & benefits of Yoga enriched with the oldest living culture of the world.
Jacqui Jarrett respectfully brings two ancient cultural practices together.
As First Nations people we understand the importance of acknowledging the origins of practices, customs and way of life.
I acknowledge yoga's origins in India & pay my respects to all the yogis who for centuries, practice & taught so that we may practice &/or teach yoga today around the world.
First Nations Culture
First Nation people of Australia have existed for over 65,000 years. First Nations people still practice their cultural & spiritual ways of life, through unbroken connection, practices, lore, ceremonies, and storytelling that have been passed down from generation to generation.
Jacqui is a Sydney Coastal woman, traditional owner and elder with multiple kinship links to the Sydney basin.
Ancient Yoga Practices
Quote from Pantanjali YS Yama-niyama-asana-prananayama-pratyahara-dharana-dhyana-samadayah-satay-angani
Observance towards others, towards ourselves, physical movements, breath regulation, withdrawal of the senses & meditation all form aspects of yoga practice.
Acknowledgement to country.
Nura Yoga acknowledges and respects the Gadigal people as the traditional owners of the land we meet and operate. We extend these respects to all First Nation Elders, past and presents and the traditional owners from all nations and lands we visit.