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YS 138 | Lords of Earth and Sea: A History of the Chola Empire
Instructor: Anirudh Kanisetti
This course provides an accessible, richly illustrated entry point into one of history's most remarkable civilizationsâthe CĆáž·a (Chola) dynasty (c. 850â1280 CE)âtracing how a regional clan rose over four centuries to reshape the politics, religion...
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YS 137 | The Dawn of Physical Yoga: New Discoveries in Tibetan Haáčhayoga
Instructor: Dr. Giacomella Orofino
This course explores the early history of physical yoga through a close study of Tibetan Buddhist tantric sources related to the Amáčtasiddhi. This remarkable text can be identified as the earliest known manual of physical yoga and offers a unique ...
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BS 114 | TheravÄda Buddhism
Instructor: Dr. Aleix Ruiz-Falqués
This course offers a dynamic introduction to TheravÄda Buddhism, the only living Buddhist tradition that preserves and transmits the earliest strata of Buddhist thought in an unbroken lineage. Join Dr. Aleix Ruiz-FalquĂ©s to explore the doctrinal, ...
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YS 218 | The YogavÄsiáčŁáčha
Instructor: Dr. Tamara Cohen
The YogavÄsiáčŁáčha (11-14th century CE) is one of the most influential philosophical-literary works in the history of Yoga in South Asia. Told as an extended dialogue between the young prince RÄma and the sage VasiáčŁáčha, its teachings revolve around ...
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BS 113 | MahÄyÄna Buddhism
Instructor: Dr. Ralph H. Craig III
Join Dr. Ralph H. Craig III for an in-depth exploration of MahÄyÄna Buddhism through its formative texts, doctrines, and practices. The MahÄyÄna (or âGreat Vehicleâ) was a significant movement within Indian Buddhism that began in approximately the...
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YS 136 | Straps, Mats, and Huts: A Visual and Material History of Yoga
Instructor: Dr. Seth Powell
Much of the study of yogaâs historyâlike the study of religion in South Asia more broadlyâhas been carried out primarily through the investigation of key doctrines, philosophy, practices, and a history of ideas as understood from authoritative tex...
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YS 135 | BÄuls, Fakirs, and Yoga
Instructor: Dr. Keith Edward CantĂș
For students of yoga studies and Indic cultures, this course offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the vibrant, often-unseen intersection of musical tradition and profound spiritual practice in the two Bengals. Primarily rooted in Banglade...
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YS 134 | Yoga, Power, and Politics
Instructor: Dr. Christian Lee Novetzke, Dr. Sunila S. Kalé
Most people think of yoga as a philosophy or mind-body practice or perhaps a meditative exercise. But what if ideas of yoga also have something to say about politics and power? This course will introduce students to a novel history of yoga as a th...
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YS 217 | The GorakáčŁaĆataka: Hundred Verses of GorakhnÄth
Instructor: Dr. James Mallinson
The GorakáčŁaĆataka is a Sanskrit text in a hundred verses that was written around 1200 CE, probably somewhere in the Deccan region of India. As its name indicates, its teachings are attributed to the famous yogi Goraážłsa. It was written by an unname...
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YS 133 | ĆrÄ«vidya: Tantric Wisdom of the Goddess
Instructor: Dr. Anya Golovkova
ĆrÄ«vidyÄ is a Hindu Tantric Goddess tradition centered on the worship of the goddess TripurasundarÄ«, also known as the Beauty of the Three Cities. TripurÄ, who is also referred to as RÄjarÄjeĆvarÄ« (the Ruler of Kings) and LalitÄ (the Playful One),...
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YS 132 | KuáčážalinÄ«: In Body, Text, and Context
Instructor: Dr. Ruth Westoby
KuáčážalinÄ« is often described as a snake-like energy that lies coiled, sleeping at the base of the human body. Practices of yoga are intended to awaken kuáčážalinÄ«, either to remove her blocking the central channel, or cause her to rise up through it...
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YS 216 | MÄáčážĆ«kya UpaniáčŁad
Instructor: Dr. Varun Khanna
Join Dr. Varun Khanna for a journey into UpaniáčŁadic philosophy, asking the questions that are central to the UpaniáčŁads: Who am I? Why am I here? What is my goal in life? Is there a way to transcend death, and achieve immortality? These fundamental...
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YS 131 | The Yoga of Sabhapati Swami
Instructor: Dr. Keith Edward CantĂș
This course studies the fascinating and lesser-known yoga of the "JñÄna YogÄ«" Sri Sabhapati Swami (1828â1923/4). Sabhapati's work in English and Sanskrit attracted global attention in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and helped op...
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YS 215 | Yoga and VedÄnta: The AparokáčŁÄnubhĆ«ti
Instructor: Dr. Zoë Slatoff
This course offers a close reading of the AparokáčŁÄnubhĆ«ti, whose 144 verses provide a concise and accessible entry into nondual Advaita philosophy while incorporating dualistic Yoga teachings into the VedÄntic system.
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YS 501 | YSACP Graduate Seminar
Instructor: Dr. Seth Powell
The Graduate Seminar is the capstone of the Yogic Studies Advanced Certificate Program. It is designed to solidify and integrate this vast learning, as an opportunity to develop and carry out a personalized research project, to prepare graduates f...
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YogavidyÄ Conference 2024
Join 28 of the world's leading yoga scholars online for YogavidyÄâa 3 day conference featuring the latest research in Yoga Studies. Recordings now available!
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YS 130 | Yoga and Psychedelics
Instructor: Dr. Stuart Sarbacker
This online course explores the historical development, philosophical contexts, and practices of Indian and global yoga traditions and their relationship to the use of psychoactive substances, especially psychedelics.
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YS 129 | Abhinavagupta: The Art of Nonduality
Instructor: Dr. Ben Williams
This course is an introduction to the great tantric master and towering intellectual figure from Kashmir, Abhinavagupta.
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YS 214 | The YogayÄjñavalkya
Instructor: Dr. LubomĂr OndraÄka
This course offers an in-depth study of the YogayÄjñavalkya, a Sanskrit text on yoga ascribed to the famous Vedic sage YÄjñavalkya.
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BS 112 | Yoga in Buddhism
Instructor: Dr. Samuel M. Grimes
The primary aim of this course is to demonstrate the wide valency of the term âyogaâ in a Buddhist context. Students will encounter a wide variety of practices that are termed yoga in a traditional context, but that are often distinct in appearanc...
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YS 128 | KalÌŁarippayaṟṟË: Embodying the Cosmic Wind
Instructor: Dr. Lucy May Constantini
In this course, we will learn about kaáž·arippayaáčáčË, a ritually transmitted martial art with an allied medical system which originated in South India in the Malabar region of present-day Kerala. We will explore how the tradition understands and def...
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YS 213 | The ĆivayogapradÄ«pikÄ: Lamp on Ćiva Yoga
Instructor: Dr. Seth Powell
This course offers an in-depth study of the ĆivayogapradÄ«pikÄ, or the âLamp on Ćiva Yogaââits historical context, significance, theory, and praxisâthrough a careful line by line study of the text in Sanskrit and English.
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YS 127 | Embodying Transnational Yoga
Instructor: Dr. Christopher Jain Miller
In this course, we will explore the ways yoga practitioners engage in the practice of eating, singing, and breathing. We will learn about these three transformative, yet understudied embodied yoga practices: yogic diet, music, and breathing techni...
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BS 111 | Buddhist Medicine
Instructor: Dr. Pierce Salguero
This class provides an introduction to the many ways that Buddhism has intersected with health and medicine throughout history and today. Across cultures, Buddhism has always had a lot to say about mental and physical wellbeing. Most Buddhist trad...
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YS 126 | Theosophy and Yoga
Instructor: Dr. Keith Edward CantĂș
In this course we will examine the oft-neglected yet important connections between Theosophy and modern yoga. While the roots of Theosophy go even in deeper, we begin with the founding of the Theosophical Society by prominent authors and travelers...
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YS 212 | The RÄmÄyaáča
Instructor: Dr. Arti Dhand
This course is an introduction to one of the most important traditions of Hinduism, The RÄmÄyaáča. The RÄmÄyaáča is more than a workâor even a corpusâof literature; it is a phenomenon, a lived tradition, the source and inspiration for much art and c...
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BS 110 | Pilgrimage and Buddhism
Instructor: Dr. Kate Hartmann
In the 2,500 years since the Buddhaâs death, Buddhist communities have developed a diverse array of practices of traveling to holy places. In this course, we will explore a variety of Buddhist pilgrimage traditions from a variety of perspectives.
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YS 125 | Intro to Advaita VedÄnta
Instructor: Dr. Varun Khanna
This course serves as an introduction to Advaita VedÄnta philosophy. It is a blend between traditional and academic material, seeking to bridge the gap between the practice of Advaita VedÄnta and its academic study.
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YS 124 | The Yogic Body
Instructor: Dr. LubomĂr OndraÄka
This online course explores the concept of the body in pre-modern yoga traditions. We will examine different approaches to the body in various South Asian religious traditions, beginning with the Vedic religion, the tantric milieu, and in yoga tex...
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BS 203 | Philosophy of the Middle Way: CandrakÄ«rtiâs MadhyamakÄvatÄra
Instructor: Dr. Jay Garfield
This course offers a close reading of CandrakÄ«rtiâs MadhyamakÄvatÄra (Introduction to the Middle Way), exploring his views about ethics, causality, emptiness, the two truths, and the status of persons in the conventional world. We will address his...
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YS 211 | UpaniáčŁads: ÄȘĆa, PraĆna, Muáčážaka
Instructor: Dr. Varun Khanna
In this course, we will read selections from the ÄȘĆÄ UpaniáčŁad, PraĆna UpaniáčŁad, and Muáčážaka UpaniáčŁad. We will discuss the fundamental questions "Who am I? Why am I here? What is my goal in life? Is there a way to transcend death, and achieve immor...
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YS 210 | The DattÄtreyayogaĆÄstra
Instructor: Dr. James Mallinson
This course will begin with an overview of the DattÄtreyayogaĆÄstra ("DattÄtreya's Discourse on Yoga"), which was written in about 1200 CE. It is the first text to teach both the eightfold yoga system of Patañjali and the physical methods of haáčha...
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YS 123 | Sufism and Yoga
Instructor: Dr. Carl Ernst
This online course explores the history of encounters of Muslims with the teachings of yoga over more than a thousand years. Contrary to common expectations, Muslims have engaged with yoga both intellectually and in terms of practice, often expres...
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YS 209 | The MahÄbhÄrata
Instructor: Dr. Arti Dhand
This online course is designed to be a first foray into an enduring work of world literature, the great Sanskrit epic, the MahÄbhÄrata. One of the beloved cradle tales of Hinduism, the MahÄbhÄrata tells the famous story of a war fought by two side...
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YS 103 | Yoga e Ascetismo Hindu, Dal Passato al Presente
Instructor: Dr. Daniela Bevilacqua
Questo corso online esplora il legame secolare tra yoga e ascetismo in India attraverso il mondo dei sÄdhu. Analizzeremo lo sviluppo dell'ascetismo hindu da un punto di vista sia storico che etnografico. Particolare attenzione sarĂ data alla prati...
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YS 122 | Ayurveda, Yoga, and Alchemy
Instructor: Dr. Dagmar Wujastyk
This online course examines the histories of all three disciplines. It will reveal their historical entanglements and trace the trajectories of their evolution as components of today's global healthcare and personal development industries.
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BS 109 | Introduction to Buddhist Art
Instructor: Dr. Rebecca Bloom
This course introduces some of the major figures, forms, ideas, and issues that define the history of Buddhist art through the close examination of exemplary artworks and important landmarks. Drawing on religious and artistic traditions from acros...
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YS 121 | 8 Limbs of Yoga: History, Theory, and Practice of AáčŁáčÄáč gayoga
Instructor: Dr. Stuart Sarbacker
This online course explores the historical development, philosophical contexts, and pragmatic structures of what is perhaps the most influential pan-Indian, and now global, framework of yogaâAáčŁáčÄáč
gayoga, the "Eight Limbs of Yoga."
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BS 108 | Buddhism and Compassion
Instructor: Dr. Stephen Jenkins
Compassion is one of the most precious, but also misunderstood, ideals in Buddhist thought. This course examines how early Buddhist texts present compassion and ask what this means for our understanding of compassion today. We will also examine th...
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YS 120 | Women and Gender in Hindu Tantra
Instructor: Dr. Sravana Borkataky-Varma
This course examines the status of women and the category of gender within in the contemporary world of Hindu ĆÄkta Tantra (esoteric goddess traditions). We will challenge normative assumptions and categories of female practitioners and teachers b...
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BS 107 | Buddhism and Climate Change
Instructor: Dr. Daniel Cozort
This course will focus on ways that Buddhism might contribute to changing minds and actions, by countering mistaken views, modeling ethical behavior, and promoting social resilience. We will survey the great range of issues involved with climate c...
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YS 208 | DevÄ«mÄhÄtmya: Greatness of the Goddess
Instructor: Dr. Raj Balkaran
This course offers an in-depth study of the DevÄ«mÄhÄtmya, the foundational Sanskrit text of Indian Great Goddess worship. Composed some fifteen centuries ago, it signals the Brahmanical sanctification and crystallization of indigenous Great Goddes...
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BS 106 | Buddhism and Animals
Instructor: Dr. Geoffrey Barstow
In this course, we will take a look at some of the ways that the Buddhist tradition has approached non-human animals. We will explore how Buddhist communities throughout history thought about animals.
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BS 105 | Women and Buddhism
Instructor: Dr. Jue Liang
This course brings attention to the stories, ideas, and practices about and by women in various Buddhist traditions, from its beginnings in the northern Indian subcontinent to its modern emanations across the globe.
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YS 207 | UpaniáčŁads: Kaáčha, ChÄndogya, Keáča
Instructor: Dr. Varun Khanna
In this course, we will read selections from the ChÄndogya UpaniáčŁad, Kaáčha UpaniáčŁad, and Kena UpaniáčŁad. We will discuss the fundamental questions "Who am I? Why am I here? What is my goal in life? Is there a way to transcend death, and achieve imm...
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BS 104 | Tibetan Buddhism
Instructor: Dr. Constance Kassor
This course offers an introduction to Buddhism in Tibet, its historical development, various schools and institutions, and its continued spread around the globe within the last century. Along the way we'll explore key beliefs and practices related...
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YS 119 | Yoga and Esotericism
Instructor: Dr. Keith Edward CantĂș
In this course we will examine exchanges between South Asia and the rest of the world that had a significant effect on yogaâs history and contemporary life. After setting the stage for how to view such exchanges in as holistic a way as possible, w...
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YS 206 | The Amáčtasiddhi: Haáčha Yoga's Source Text
Instructor: Dr. James Mallinson
Join Dr. James Mallinson for a close reading of the Amáčtasiddhi, the "Attainment of Immortality," the first text to teach any of the practices and principles which came to be classified as haáčhayoga.
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BS 202 | Visuddhimagga: The Path of Purification
Instructor: Dr. Maria Heim
This course offers a close reading of the "The Path of Purification" (Pali: Visuddhimagga), composed by BhadantÄcariya Buddhaghosa (5th century), the foremost commentator in the Theravada tradition. As we read, we will learn to think with Buddhagh...
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YS 118 | Yoga in Latin America
Instructor: Dr. Adriån Muñoz
This course seeks to make incursion into the fascinating history of how yoga entered different parts of Latin America, whose yogic community is unquestionably large and fast-growing. While some cases simply continued other yogic trends in North Am...
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BS 201 | BodhicaryÄvatÄra: How to Lead an Awakened Life
Instructor: Dr. Jay Garfield
In this course, we will read closely the BodhicaryÄvatÄra, composed by the Buddhist monk and scholar ĆÄntideva (c. 8th century). Chapter by chapter, we will follow ĆÄntideva's extraordinary account of moral transformation.
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YS 117 | Karma, Rebirth, and Liberation
Instructor: Dr. Philipp Maas
After a brief historical overview of teachings of rebirth in the worldâs religions and throughout history, this course addresses different hypotheses concerning the origin of teachings of karma rebirth in ancient India. It will introduce a range o...
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BS 103 | Indian Buddhist Philosophy
Instructor: Dr. Karin Meyers
This course charts the philosophical territory from the Buddha's first discourses through the development of distinctive schools of Buddhist philosophy: Abhidharma ("Higher Dharma"), Madhyamaka ("Middle Way"), YogÄcÄra/CittamÄtra ("Yogic Practice/...
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YS 205 | Bhakti Yoga: The BhÄgavatapurÄáča
Instructor: Dr. Edwin Bryant
This course will consist of a close-reading of a selection of the most famous bhakti yoga stories and teachings from the BhÄgavatapurÄáča, focusing on the amazing lives of some of the best known yogis of yore and their astonishing yoga practices. T...
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BS 102 | Buddhist Meditation in Theory and Practice
Instructor: Dr. Daniel Stuart
This course provides an exploration of how Buddhist contemplative traditions emerged in early South Asia, and the ways in which they evolved and transformed as they spread to Central, East, and Southeast Asia.
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YS 116 | Sikhism and Yoga
Instructor: Dr. Jvala Singh
This course will explore the historical emergence of the Sikh traditionâallowing for a unique look at the practice of Yoga during the medieval and Mughal period in India, where there were significant interactions and philosophical discussions betw...
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BS 101 | Intro to Buddhism: History, Philosophy, and Practice
Instructor: Dr. Kate Hartmann
This course provides an in-depth introduction to the diverse ideals, practices, and traditions of Buddhism from their origins in South Asia to their various expressions across time and place in modernity.
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YS 115 | A History of Yoga and Devotion
Instructor: Dr. Patton Burchett
This course explores the rich and shifting historical relationship between yoga and devotion (bhakti) from ancient India up to the present-day. Advancing beyond preconceived modern notions of what yoga and devotion are, we will examine the body of...
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YS 204 | The SÄáč khyakÄrikÄ: Stanzas on All-Embracing Insight
Instructor: Dr. Philipp Maas
The course will introduce you to the fascinating world view of SÄáč
khya as it was codified in the SÄáč
khyakÄrikÄ. This enigmatic Sanskrit text, consisting of about 70 stanzas, is the foundational work of Classical SÄáč
khya philosophy
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YS 114 | RÄja Yoga: History, Theory, and Practice
Instructor: Dr. Jason Birch, Jacqueline Hargreaves
This course will delve into premodern traditions of RÄjayogaâthe practice of meditative absorption that became an inseparable counterpart to physical yoga, more generally known as Haáčhayoga. Yogis learned physical yoga to accomplish meditative abs...
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YS 113 | Yoga's Past, Present, and Future
Instructor: Dr. Mark Singleton
This course examines the state of yoga immediately prior to the the "modern yoga renaissance" of the late-nineteenth century, and continuing with a reassessment of the history of Äsana. What has been lost, and what gained, by yoga's popularisation...
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YS 112 | Yoga and Hindu Mythology
Instructor: Dr. Raj Balkaran
This course explores the role of Hindu Mythology in perpetuating yogic themes. Students will receive a thorough grounding in Hindu mythological traditions and an appreciation for the pivotal place of Hindu myths in encoding and preserving the Hind...
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YS 203 | The HaáčhapradÄ«pikÄ: Lamp on Haáčha Yoga
Instructor: Dr. Seth Powell
In this course, you will be guided through a close reading of the entire text, line by lineâbased on the original Sanskrit and an accessible English translation. We will study and discuss the various methods of practice including...
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YS 111 | Women and Yoga: A History of Female Practitioners
Instructor: Dr. Ruth Westoby
This course offers a broad survey of the history of female yoga practitioners drawing on rich narrative and visual accounts of practitioners. We will bring this historical material into conversation via key themes and analytical approaches. The co...
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YS 110 | Tibetan Yoga: Histories, Practices, Transformations
Instructor: Dr. Ian Baker
This course offers a four-part, illustrated lecture series exploring the historical development and scientific interrogation of mind-body practices in Tibetâs VajrayaÌna Buddhist tradition of âhighest yoga tantraâ (Anuttarayoga Tantra), postulated...
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YS 109 | Classical Yoga and Buddhism
Instructor: Dr. Karen O'Brien-Kop
This course will introduce students to the interconnections between the classical Yoga of Patañjali and the systems of mind-body practice that are described in Buddhist texts of the same period. In particular, we will consider early Buddhist expre...
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YS 108 | Roots of Haáčha Yoga
Instructor: Dr. James Mallinson
This course will chart the history of physical yoga practice in India from the first-millennium BCE up to the 15th century CE, at which point it became classified under the catchall term "haáčha yoga." It will show how until about a thousand years ...
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YS 107 | Yoga and Ćaiva Tantra: An Uncharted History
Instructor: Dr. Ben Williams
This course, based on original Sanskrit scholarship and a coherent synthesis of the best existing scholarship on tantric traditions, provides a solid grounding in the origins, development, and essential features of classical tantra. This understan...
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YS 106 | ĆÄkta Tantra: Yoga and Hindu Goddess Traditions
Instructor: Dr. Sravana Borkataky-Varma
This online course surveys the rich tapestry of Goddesses within the Hindu ĆÄkta traditionsâand uniquely explores their living relationship to the practices of Yoga. We will begin with the ten Great Wisdom Goddesses (daĆa mahÄvidyÄ) of India. Then...
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YS 105 | A Brief History of Äsana
Instructor: Dr. Seth Powell
Participants will walk away with a solid foundation in the history of Äsana, a clearer understanding of the traditional role of the body and physical postures in premodern yoga traditions, insight into exciting new yoga scholarship, and a better u...
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YS 104 | The Story of OMÌŁ: Sacred Sound and the Vedic Roots of Yoga
Instructor: Dr. Finnian Gerety
This course explores the rich history of the sacred syllable in Indian religions, highlighting the significance of mantra meditation in the development of classical Yoga. We will examine the ideologies of sound, speech, and silence
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YS 202 | The Yogas of the BhagavadgÄ«tÄ
Instructor: Dr. Seth Powell
This course provides an in-depth immersion into the history, philosophy, and theology of the BhagavadgÄ«tÄ. It gives special attention to the various teachings on yoga, including three of the earliest definitions of yoga in a Sanskrit text.
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YS 201 | The Yogasƫtras of Patañjali
Instructor: Dr. Seth Powell
This course provides an in-depth study of the history, philosophy, and practice of the Yogasƫtra, drawing on Seth Powell's own Sanskrit-English translation. Immerse in a close and thorough reading of one of yoga's most ancient, important, and mis-...
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YS 103 | Yoga and Hindu Asceticism, From Past to Present
Instructor: Dr. Daniela Bevilacqua
This course explores the age-old connection between yoga and asceticism in India, through the world of the saÌdhus. We will look at the development of Hindu asceticism from both a historical and ethnographic point of view.
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YS 102 | Modern Yoga in the West
Instructor: Dr. Philip Deslippe
This course is designed to give students an understanding of the development of modern yoga in the West from the mid-nineteenth century up to the present day in areas including the United States and England, Europe and Australia, Latin America, Ru...
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YS 101 | An Introduction to the History and Philosophy of Yoga
Instructor: Dr. Seth Powell
This course offers an overview of the latest and most exciting research in yoga studiesâilluminating yogaâs past and present. Along the way, we will debunk common misperceptions about yogaâs antiquity and uncover the incredible ways yoga has chang...
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FREE Audio Lecture | What Would Patañjali Think?
Instructor: Dr. Seth Powell
This talk took place on the fifth annual International Day of Yoga, June 21, 2019 at Triyoga Camden in London. Access the audio recording and keynote slides.
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FREE Video Lecture | Visual History of Yoga and Yogis
Instructor: Dr. Seth Powell
Learn about the history of yogic postures (Äsana) through material evidence in medieval south India, based on Seth Powell's original research and fieldwork in Hampi.
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