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Showing posts with label African culture. Show all posts

Ancestral Voices to Explore World African Ancestry

 Explore World African Ancestry with
Ancestral Voices: Esoteric African Knowledge

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An educational documentary spanning two continents, opening up a much-needed debate about traditional African spiritual systems; their cosmologies, ideologies and underlying ethical principles.

Modern science no longer refutes the origins of mankind being in Africa and similarities in the cosmological ideologies of African esoteric systems with those found in many established world religions today suggest that it was not only people that migrated, but also concepts and themes that then provided the bedrock for the formation of other religious faiths.

Afrikan Yoga by Pablo M. Imani


Yoga, Afrikan Yoga, Pablo Imani

Pablo Menfesawe-Imani BA (Hons) MA, BSY, YRT, ITEC, is an Author, Yoga Teacher, Massage Therapist, Holistic Health and Wellbeing Consultant and Balanced Health practitioner trained in Kinesiology. He is the founder of Afrikan Yoga.
 

Afrikan Yoga’s essence is inner harmony, peace, and calm... 


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designed to develop flexibility, suppleness, psycho-spiritual awareness and controlled relaxation of the mind and body. 

This form of Egyptian Yoga focuses on energy development and emotional cleansing of the physical and emotional body through the development of movement and postures.

Through the practice of a system of Sayunaats/Postures commonly called Asanas, its use of Hanu movements Raagus African Dance and Hudu African Taichi aims to unite the body, mind, and spirit for health and well-being. 

This discipline is considered a powerful tool to relieve the stresses of modern-day life which in turn can help promote total physical and spiritual well-being.

Afrikan Yoga is characterized by its attention to rhythmic movements and precise focus on breath. An emphasis of co-ordinating movement, dance and awareness of muscles, internal organs and emotional effects of movements are emphasized in Afrikan Yoga. They are said to release emotional blockages, increase vitality, improve circulation, libido coordination and balance, ensuring a strong foundation for meditational poses.

Unlike the Western and Indian approaches where students are fixated to static movements of the body and suppressed emotions an Afrikan Yoga class is verbal and lively with precise instructions and corrections to movements and postures. A typical class encourages freedom of movement in the hips, torso, arms and legs.


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Afrikan Yoga is Kemetic Yoga. So far, another awesome resource I'm familiar with is a beautiful place call Studio Alkemy Yoga & Wellness in Montreal, Canada.




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