Friday 19 June 2009

How To Become The Best Yoga Teacher With Training

The final day of graduation, the transition from being a student to becoming a yoga teacher, can be compared to a butterfly getting out of a cocoon. For a new yoga instructor, it is the marked beginning of a long quest to learn more and more about body, thoughts, mind, and spirit. Though one must always remember that the yoga teacher training should never stop with graduation.

Being a yoga trainer is to take a journey where there is constant room for improvement, indeed it a never ending endeavor towards self-improvement and being in harmony and unison with one's inner self. Many people waste their lives in the race to chase. Yoga teacher training teaches an individual to enjoy each day, as a new verse of your most favorite song, and it is also expected that every person will pass on the same message to his students.

Students after graduation need to make a constant effort not to get caught in the pursuit of the excessive nature of worldly matters which is very much possible in today's hectic lifestyle. It is more than likely that many of the trainees join the class to beat the stress and pressures of daily life and hence they always look forward to a yoga teacher who can help them to be relieved from stress and anxiety, it is also a fact that a teacher who is stressed themselves will be of very little or no help to the trainees.

One habit which can take any person in yoga instructor training a long way is the a habit of penning down a journal, in which one can include writings on one's vision as a teacher and what one has been able to achieve till now. A good student should continue to study the discipline as much as possible till it becomes their life. In your private free time, one can concentrate on independent self study on topics related to this path of inner development.

Last but not the least, the most important duty of a good yoga teacher is to help each and every trainee of his or hers, to move a little closer to the realization of their own unique spiritual identity for which they have come into this world.

By: Sherry Holistan

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