A journey into the ancient Wisdom of the Elements
through the practice of Tibetan and Chinese Yoga & Meditation

Seminar with Sydney Leijenhorst

9th-11th december 2011

Sydney Leijenhorst has practiced martial arts, meditation and yogic arts for more than three decen- nia. He practiced qigong with various Chinese and European qigong teachers such as Zhang Yu, Lu GuanJun, Shen HongXun, Yang Jwing Ming, Chris- sie Coburn Krzowska and several others. He is deeply connected to several Tibetan Buddhist tradi- tions – particularly the Kagyu and Bön – through which he received another stream of ancient teach- ings on the yogic and meditative awakening of the five elemental qualities of our body-mind. In addition he engages in modern day encounters between an- cient spiritual traditions, modern psychology and today’s culture, that offer their own insights and methodologies.

friday: 20.00-22.00
saturday: 10.00-18.00
sunday: 10.00-15.00

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Message for the practitioners of Tibetan meditation & yoga @ KenKon, Integral Life and Training Centre and potential guests for the TY session tomorrow:

Dear all,

Unfortunately there is no Tibetan Yoga class tomorrow, September 6. The traffic from here to Hamburg seems more challenging than I was used to. And I have to teach karate from Friday early evening to Sunday afternoon. Therefor I need to leave before 10 h. I realized this too late and was not able to find a replacement for my me in time. My apologies.

If you had any friends that planned to come – alone or with you – please let them know that there is no session, but that they are welcome next Friday.

I look forward to see you again next week at the meditation or yoga classes. Let’s make it a wonderful year!

Warm regards,

Sydney

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