Ashley Rowan and Lydia Myakota-Rowan
Meeting in the Soviet Union at the First International Unity in
Yoga Conference in 1990, Ashley and Lydia began a journey to synthesize
spirit-body arts to further bridge East and West in the form of
inner-realization.
Ashley began yoga study in 1976 with Sivananda, Kundalini and Vipassana
meditation techniques. Teaching since 1984, he became certified
in White Lotus Flow Yoga, a series of moving postures, and studied
asanas and pranayama with B.K.S. Iyengar in India. He also has
a teaching background in tai chi and chi gong. He appreciates the
metaphorical styles of gaia-based teachings and scientific principles
to bring balance to different body personalities. Ashley produced
a video titled Affinity Yoga: A Feeling For All of Life,
and has international teaching experience in India, the Soviet
Union and Mexico. He was recently inducted into the holy order
of the Siddhas Lineage.
Lydia was professor of Psychology at Moscow State University and
began core study groups in Theosophy and esoteric knowledge while
extensively practicing yoga, qi gong, massage, dolphin behavior,
and geology and archeology. Lydia synthesizes body-awareness techniques
with intuitive-mapping, counseling, spirit-quest coaching, qi gong,
tai-chi and yoga. She has practiced qi-gong with masters Mantak
Chia in Thailand, Xue Ming Tang in China, as well as Dr. Xue Shi
Wang and Ken Cohen.
www.rowanbodymind.com
Morning Classes Yoga and the Focus of Consciousness
-Ashley Rowan and Lydia Myakota-Rowan-
Ballroom 7:30am to 8:15am
Experience sacred postures (wholeness), breathing ratios, and sound
through the uniqueness of who you are, and how that effortlessly
streamlines with others to create a magnified effect of consciousness.
"Talking postures" allows an inner dialogue to come to
your conscious mind from the intelligent history of the Bodymind.
There will be movement as well as still postures that speak to
you, allowing the earth and heavens to meet within. The fertile
ground of experiencing dynamic as well as easy postures prepares
you for the day non exhaustively, and allows the focus of consciousness
to call within.