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A 5-day, 5 sessions program – All session attendance mandatory
Weekdays: 7.00pm – 10.00pm (except Thursday start time is 6.30pm)
Weekends: 9.30am – 4.30pm
In this program you can experience and walk away with skills to effectively handle emotions/stress to realize more freedom and happiness in all aspects of life.
Where: Los Angeles Art of Living Foundation Center
Through this workshop, participants have found long- lasting relief from the stresses and strains of their lives and have gained an unshakable sense of balance and joy.
Happiness and peace can only be experienced in the present moment, yet the mind has a tendency to swing between regrets about the past and anxiety about the future. This constant vacillation is a primary cause of stress. It reduces the ability to think clearly, complicates relationships, clouds creativity, disturbs our sleep, and drains energy. The breath has proven to be a powerful tool for releasing stress, renewing the spirit, and restoring balance, health, and energy to the body, mind and emotions.
What you will learn:
Much of the stress or limitations in life come from vacillating between regret about the past or worry about the future. And yet, the present is the only place that happiness can be experienced. A remarkable feature of the course is that participants are able to re-discover the present moment- not as a concept but as a direct experience.
The centerpiece of this course is Sudarshan Kriya, a powerful breath-oriented technique that eliminates stress and brings one completely into the present moment. One of breath’s great secrets is that for every emotion there is a corresponding rhythm in the breath. Sudarshan Kriya utilizes this connection between the breath and emotions, and the whole system is brought into balance. The results are tangible and immediate.
Participants leave with simple but powerful techniques they can practice everyday, and an extraordinary weekly group practice is available in many areas. These practices are sacred treasures that grow in value over the years, helping the benefits continue to blossom in daily life. The Art of Living Course has been enjoyed by people of all traditions, religions, and walks of life, in universities, churches, governments, businesses, prisons, war zones, community rooms, and living rooms. The course is complete in itself and is also a foundation for other Art of Living programs.
Research published in peer-reviewed scientific journals has verified many of the experiences that participants commonly report. Sudarshan Kriya and its accompanying practices have been found to significantly…
“After the course, I had a new sense of clarity. I felt more energetic. I gained an inner sense of balance. The stress on my job has not changed but the way I deal with it is very different now.” -Christopher Ellis, Lieutenant, San Diego Police Dept
“I was more refreshed in one day of practicing breathing techniques than from weeks of vacations. I reached a state of deep relaxation and felt rejuvenated.” -Dr. Henrijeta Pula, Psychologist
“It is my good fortune to be writing this book, because it led me to a practice from which I am deriving enormous benefit. I feel lighter than I used to, as though I’m carrying around less baggage. Yet, at the same time, there is a growing sense of strength at my core.” -Amy Weintraub, on the Art of Living practices, from her book, Yoga for Depression: A Compassionate Guide to Relieve Suffering Through Yoga.
“People world wide are turning to the intensive Art of Living Course, lowering stress, and finding renewed vigor and clarity.” -CBS News
Offered through the Art of Living Foundation, a nonprofit 501©(3) educational and humanitarian organization, in service in more than 140 countries.