Swami Balendu tells yoga teachers – and every other reader in general – to make things easy instead of difficult. It will help them as well as their students and people around them.
Swami Balendu tells why he and his family normally don't use the Sanskrit terms for yoga poses when teaching yoga. Read their reasons here.
Swami Balendu discusses the question whether yoga teachers should correct students directly with words or touch. Read his reasons why he generally discourages both.
Swami Balendu describes the two-day workshops which were organized for the teachers of their school. They learned a lot about how stories can be well integrated in classes.
Swami Balendu describes how the plans for the Yoga Teacher Training with the Cologne University started. Read why he would take part – but not as a yoga teacher.
Swami Balendu writes about physical punishment in India, describes the normal situation in schools and explains why it is banned in the school he opened.
Swami ji writes a conclusion after describing ten different types of followers in the last weeks. Read why he does not really like the word follower at all.
Swami Ji writes about discrimination of children of lower castes in schools and why poor people have only little chance of improving their situation without any support.
Swami Ji tells how 40 students in Haridwar, India, got punished by a teacher for not doing their homework and playing instead of listening to him.
Swami Ji writes about the necessity of physical closeness in order to make an emotional connection with children - which is relatively easy as they understand emotions well!