CONTACT YOGA & THAI MASSAGE

with

SIMON PARK & JULIA HORN

   

June 15th-17th, 2007

 

The YOGAs of RELATIONSHIP.

Join us with or without a yoga partner.

CONTACT YOGA’s goal, like the true meaning of the word yoga, is union.” Relationship stretches you to greater flexibility, furthers your personal awakening, and leads you to your highest self. Grounded in traditional yoga postures, Contact Yoga explores that mysterious and dynamic edge where two people connect - physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Using poses specifically designed for two practitioners, Contact Yoga brings relationship into the body, reflecting patterns of connecting and distancing, loving and protecting, giving and receiving.

This combination of openness and contact creates greater connection for the practitioners, increasing their joy of being fully alive. Contact Yoga is revolutionizing the image of modern yoga.


THAI MASSAGE is an ancient and sacred system of healing with roots in Yoga, Ayurvedic Medicine and Buddhist spiritual practice. It is a unique and powerful system of Yoga Therapy, which combines rhythmic massage, acu-pressure, asanas (Yogic stretching exercises), gentle twisting, energy work and meditation. Thai Yoga Massage stimulates and balances the flow of healing energy within the body, opening the areas which are blocked bringing the person deeper into balance and harmony for health, happiness and wellness of being. This system creates a powerful release of stress and tension, an increase in vitality and well-being and it deepens the connection between mind, body and spirit in both the giver and receiver

 

Workshop @ Triangle Yoga

Friday June 15th, 7:30pm-9:30pm

Saturday June 16th, 12:30-5:30pm

Sunday June 17th, 12:30pm-3:30pm

$185 early bird fee, $220 after May 15th.

 Call 919-933-9642 to register.

SIMON PARK was introduced to to the grace and beauty of vinyasa yoga through Shiva Rea
in the World Arts and Cultures Department at UCLA. He continued his study of both Ashtanga
and Iyengar Yoga at Yoga Works in Santa Monica, CA, where he was certified to teach in 1997.
Saul David Raye, founder of the Center for Thai-Yoga Therapy, also introduced him to Thai Massage
at that time. Simon received his training in Swedish Massage with Telema Hess, founder of Omega
Bodyworks. He integrates Thai Massage, Swedish, Shiatsu and osteopathic techniques into his teaching.

Simon is the co-creator of Body Enlightening, a unique blend of Thai Massage and Partner Yoga
that has been featured in W Magazine, the Yoga Journal and the New York Times Magazine.
Currently, he travels extensively teaching Vinyasa Yoga, Yogic Arts™ and Thai Massage.
He lives in New York City.

JULIA HORN is a native North Carolinian now performing with Edward Clark's Tripsichore Yoga Theatre.

She lives in London, England.