Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras: Gateway to Enlightenment, by Rama Jyoti Vernon

 Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras: Gateway to Enlightenment, Chapter One” is Rama Jyoti Vernon’s new exciting book on the ancient teachings. The commentaries in this book are meant to help the reader to integrate these teachings into everyday life and yoga practice.“Rama Vernon has lived her life as a beacon of Divine Feminine wisdom, and this book is her masterpiece. Her history of devotion to birthing and maturing the practice of yoga in America is unparalleled. In her second book, Rama’s exquisite prose brings new insight and depth to the psychology of the practices of yoga and most significantly, to the quieting of our minds.”

~~Diana von Welanetz Wentworth, New York Times bestselling author of ten books, including two Chicken Soup for the Soul titles

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Externship September 15th, 2018

January 12th: CAYS Ayurvedic Yoga Therapy Externship!

Ayurveda & Yoga Therapy Clinic

Return to Balance ~ Maintain Wellness

Affordable and private Ayurveda & Yoga Therapy Sessions with RYT-200 hour interns: Rachel Owen, LMT, Certified Ayurveda and Yoga Teacher and Elyssia Schaeffer, Nutritionist, Certified Ayurveda and Yoga Teacher. Supervised by: Ann Wagoner, Certified Ayurvedic Practitioner, E-RYT-500* One 2-hour Initial Consult + Two 60 Minute Follow-ups.

Includes:

  • Detailed history intake
  • Ayurvedic evaluation of pulse, tongue, eyes, skin and nails
  • Assessment of Ayurvedic mind-body type (Prakruti) and imbalances (Vikruti)
  • Personalized Ayurvedic plan for diet, health routines, Yoga, breath work & meditation

Saturday September 15th, 2018. Only two openings left! One at 10am, 11:30 am and one at 2pm.  Location: The Nest, 2153 SW Main Street Suite 202, Portland

Call or email Ann to schedule. 503.890.2105 ann@lighthouseayurveda.com

Ayurveda is the 5,000 year old wisdom of healthy living. It is a way of natural healing and emphasizes maintaining the harmony of body-mind-spirit through diet, life style and natural herbs. Student interns and supervisors are not licensed physicians, nor are Ayurvedic services licensed by the state. In Ayurveda the emphasis is not on disease diagnosis but on maintaining the balance of the individual’s constitutional nature, or Dosha, so Ayurvedic treatments are never one size fits all, but custom tailored for each individual.

*Your visit is closely supervised by Center for Ayurveda and Yoga Study faculty, Ann Wagoner. Ann is an Ayurvedic Practitioner, CAP, from Mount Madonna Institute and an E-RYT-500 Yoga Alliance certified yoga instructor.

**This special is only valid through March 31st, 2019. Sessions can be paid for separately.

Center for Ayurveda and Yoga Study

The Center for Ayurveda and Yoga Study in Portland, Oregon has 200 and 300 hour courses from September 8th, 2017 through July 15th, 2018. Learn how to bring Ayurveda and Yoga together to help yourself and others find balance in mind, body and spirit. Classes meet the second weekend of the month Friday through Sunday. Instructors are: Jeevani Eigen, Wendy Hambidge and Ann Wagoner. To register or for more details, email ann@lighthouseayurveda.com. Program provides Yoga Alliance certification and Professional Ayurvedic Continuing Education credits from the National Ayurvedic Medical Association.

Learn yogic back breathing as taught by Rama Jyoti Vernon as well as how to balance your constitution, Dosha, for the season. Learn about the three Doshas — Vata, Pitta and Kapha — and which qualities can be balanced by various lifestyle changes. Students will gain in depth knowledge for self-renewal and balance and learn how to apply this to their current profession or study. Learn ancient secrets of Ayurveda, the science of life that dates back 5,000 years, and how to put this into use now. When merged together, these two modalities have deep transformative potential. Discover today what new paths may await you!

Center for Ayurveda and Yoga Study

The Center for Ayurveda and Yoga Study has a 200-hour course starting soon! Learn how to bring Ayurveda and Yoga together to help yourself and others find balance iblue-spiral-clip-artn mind, body and spirit. Classes meet weekly or monthly. Classes held at Portland Community College. Instructors are: Jeevani Eigen, Maureen Maclise, Wendy Hambidge and Ann Wagoner. For more details, email ann@lighthouseayurveda.com.

Learn yogic back breathing as taught by Rama Jyoti Vernon as well as how to balance your constitution, Dosha, for the season. Learn about the three Doshas — Vata, Pitta and Kapha — and which qualities can be balanced by various lifestyle changes. Students will gain in depth knowledge for self-renewal and balance and learn how to apply this to their current profession or study. Learn ancient secrets of Ayurveda, the science of life that dates back 5,000 years, and how to put this into use now. When merged together, these two modalities have deep transformative potential. Discover today what new paths may await you!

Coconut Ladoo (Laddu)

Laddu
Vata: Decreases
Pitta: Decreases
Kapha: Increases

Season: Special Occasion

Besan Ladoos (Laddus) are not just for Diwali. Enjoy them for special occasions or with tea. Besan is the same as chick pea flour or garbanzo bean flour. These sweet treats can also be cooling for summer.

Ingredients:
2 cup chick pea flour
3/4 cup coconut oil (or ghee)
1/2 cup powdered sugar (or less to taste)
8 cardamom pods (husks discarded and seeds ground)
3 tablespoons ground almonds or almond butter or pumpkin butter or sunflower seed butter
2-3 Tablespoons rose water
5-10 threads of saffron soaked in 2 T water for 10 minutes
2-3 teaspoons maca
1/2 cup shredded or grated coconut
20 goji berries or toasted almonds or cashews for garnish

Directions:
1. Put saffron in water to soak
2. Toast besan flour over low heat for 10 minutes until it smells nutty
3. Add coconut oil until flour is saturated and toast a few minutes more until roasted smelling
4. Add sugar, cardamon, rose, saffron, maca
5. (Add a bit of sesame oil if mixture is too dry)
6. Roll balls in a tad of oil, then coconut, then top with a nut or berry
7. Chill 2-3 hours before serving in an airtight container

Serves: 20
Preparation time: 20 minutes

For Individual Doshas:

Vata: Use ghee and a pinch of nutmeg
Pitta: Try a semolina flour
Kapha: Add a dash of cayenne

© 2015 by Ann Wagoner

Note for Easy Ladoos

Ingredients:

1 cup black sesame seeds
1 cup chopped walnuts (or half walnuts, half almonds)
½ – ¾ cup honey (Meadow Foam preferred)

Directions:

1. Dry roast sesame seeds in a wide skillet over medium heat, stirring occasionally until fragrant. Remove from heat to cool.

2. In a food processor whir together sesame seeds, walnuts and honey.
3. Roll balls in coconut flakes.
4. Top with a goji berry

Tip — Keep hands wet while rolling laddoos

Balance through Ayurveda & Yoga – Develop Ankle Strength for Fall and Winter

Boomer Health Lecture at Fairway Village, Tuesday, November 3rd, 6:30 to 8pm; 15509 SE Fernwood Dr, Vancouver, WA

  1. Recommendations to improve balance:
    1. Slow down and move with grace
    2. Start every day with stretching and breathing exercises
      1. Full inhales and exhales with three part breath
      2. Balancing postures: Palm Tree (on balls of feet) & Chair (weight in heels)
      3. Eye exercises & Daily Om
    3. Warm nourishing foods (no ice water)
    4. Foot and ankle massage with warm oil before bed daily
  1. Reference & book recommendation. “Yoga: The Practice of Myth and Sacred Geometry,” by Rama Jyoti Vernon

Boost Your Immunity

Ayurvedic Cooking Class: October 26th from 6 – 8:30 pm. Wish to optimize your health? Fall is an excellent time to prepare foods from the season as roots ripen, storage crops flavor, and the weather gets cooler. Get creative recipe ideas for eating wisely to optimize digestion. Learn how to prepare Delicata Squash, Mixed Vegetable Curry and Homemade Applesauce. The twist? Ann is a Ayurvedic Practitioner and will infuse the class with wisdom of the ages: learn about your Ayurvedic body type (Dosha) and the foods and recipes for the Fall (Vata) season. We will also make chai from scratch! Cardamom, clove, pepper, cinnamon, ginger, oh my! Come learn how simple it is to make your own chai. Choose from the spices that most balance you. Stay warm, purify your blood, relieve gas, restore the nervous system, strengthen bones, improve digestion. DEMO, Level: Beginning.

Register with Clark College.

Institute of Ayurvedic Yoga Therapy

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Ann Wagoner co-founded the Institute of Ayurvedic Yoga Therapy in the fall of 2015. This year long program certified students from Yoga Alliance and NAMA to be an Ayurvedic Yoga Consultant. The 300-hour certificate allows those with a 200-hour RYT to become Yoga Therapists.

Ayur means life and Veda means knowledge. This ancient knowledge of life holds the secrets to a healthy mind, body and spirit. Discover how you can share these ancient healing secrets with others.

Ann Wagoner is an Ayurvedic Practitioner with Lighthouse Ayurveda, Yoga Teacher, MA, CAP, E-RYT-200. Learn healthy routines for life. Applications for 2015 are now closed. For NEW programs and courses in 2016-17  email ann@lighthouseayurveda.com. Oregon Yoga and Ayurveda therapy students can be distance learners as well. Attendance in person at the school is required. Courses are offered one weekend per month. Learn to use yoga, pranayama, meditation, diet, marma, chakras, daily routines as well as tongue and pulse reading to balance the doshas.

 

Rama Jyoti Vernon visits Portland!

RamaFlier Acclaimed Yoga teacher and international peace mediator, Rama Jyoti Vernon will teach yoga and lead a discussion from her new book “Yoga: The Practice and Myth of Sacred Geometry” on Friday April 3rd. From 1-4pm, she will be at SomaSpace, 4050 NE Broadway Street ($40). From 6:30 to 8:30pm, she will be at New Renaissance Bookshop, 1338 NW 23rd Avenue ($20). To register, email: ann@lighthouseayurveda.com or call 503-890-2105.

Ayurvedic Yoga Training

Ayurvedic Yoga Training! Four full-day Sundays: January 25th, February 22nd, March 29th, April 26th at The Bodhi Tree Studio, 3430 SE Belmont Street, Portland, OR 97214. 10am to 5pm with lunch at Tao of Tea from 1-2pm. $100 for one day, $300 for all four.

Learn to use yoga poses, focused breathwork and daily practices for seasonal and constitutional  (Dosha) balance. Expand your Yoga practice with a deeper understanding of Ayurveda and the three Doshas.

Instructors: Ann Wagoner and Susan Bass.

See: Ayurvedic Yoga Training 2015