Vipassana Meditation

Meditaion Course

You must manage and administer your body and mind, as well as apply Dhamma in your daily life. Gautam Buddha taught with clarity and honesty, which we should implement in our lives today.

10 Days Vipassana Meditation Course in India

Listen the inner silence

For beginners and intermediate level students who want to take a break from their busy lives, Real Happiness Meditation School provides a 10-day Vipassana Training. If you want the greatest results, the course is pre-planned and cannot be altered. We ensure that you stay in a tidy and clean environment, such as a homestay with an open kitchen, library, yoga hall, and other essential amenities.

Kayanupassana, Vedananupassana, Cittanupassana, and Dhammanupassana are the four phases of the Vipassana course. We work on the Body for two days in the first section, studying its behaviours and attempting to learn how to regulate and lead them in the appropriate path. We work on feelings in the second half, observing them and reacting accordingly. We work on the mind in the third section, observing it and attempting to control and learn how to regulate it. We work on Dhamma in the fourth part and endeavour to improve people's lives.

The four portions are divided into two days per day, with one day being completely turned off and the other being completely silent (Mauna). The meditation participant will be separated from his or her phone, laptop, tablet, or other communication device. Vipassana practise will provide you with a life-changing opportunity that will not only complete your past but also provide you a better perspective for the future.

SYLLABUS, ABILITY AND DATES

  • About Yoga
  • History of Yoga
  • Indian Traditional Yoga
  • Asana Adjustment & Alignment
  • Origin of Yoga
  • Yoga Benefits
  • Guidelines of Yoga Class
  • Difference between Yoga & Gym

Meditative Postures

  • Sukhasana
  • Swastikasana
  • Muktasana
  • Padmasana
  • Vajrasana
  • Sidhasana
  • Ardha Padmasana
  • Virasana

Standing Postures

  • Pranamasana
  • Utkatasana
  • Surya Namaskara A & B
  • Parshvakonasana & Variation
  • Urdhva Vrksasana
  • Padangusthasana
  • Trikonasana & Variation
  • Veerbhadrasana I, II & III

Balancing Postures

  • Vrikshasana
  • Vasisthasana
  • Utthita Hasta Padangustasana
  • Natarajasana
  • Ardha Chandrasana
  • Garudasana
  • Kakasana
  • Kukkutasana

Inversion Postures

  • Adho Mukha Shavasana
  • Sirsasana & Variation
  • Halasana
  • Pindasana
  • Adho Mukha Vrksasana
  • Sarvangasana
  • Karna-Pidasana
  • Urdhva Padmasana

Twisting Postures

  • Merubakrasana
  • Ardhamatsyendrasana
  • Parivrtta Parsvakonasana
  • Marichyasana A, B, C & D
  • Pasasana
  • Parivrtta Trikonasana
  • Eka Pada Koundinyanasana - I
  • Parivrtta Janu Sirsasana

Back-Bend Postures

  • Bhujangasana
  • Marjariasana
  • Ardha Dhanurasana
  • Matsyasana
  • Urdhva Mukha Svanasana
  • Ushtrasana
  • Chakrasana & Variation
  • Eka Padarajakapotasana

Forward-Bend Postures

  • Adho Mukha Svanasana
  • Janu Shirasana ( A, B, & C)
  • Prasarita Padottanasana
  • Ardha Baddha Padma Paschimottanasana
  • Paschimotanasana ( A, B, C & D)
  • Padangushtana
  • Parsvottanasana
  • Triang Mukha Eka Pada Paschimottanasana

Restorative Postures:

  • Balasana
  • Makarasana
  • Viparita Karani
  • Supta Badha Konasana
  • Sashankasana
  • Shavasana
  • Supta Matsyendrasana
  • Purvottanasana

  • About Shatkarma
  • Jal Neti
  • Kunjal Kriya (Vaman)
  • Trataka
  • Benefits of Shatkarma
  • Sutra Neti
  • Nauli (Abdominal Breathing)
  • Kapalbhati

  • What is Pranayama?
  • Anulom-Vilom
  • Bhastrika
  • Sheetali and Sheetkari
  • Benefits of Pranayama
  • Nadi Shodhana
  • Surya Bhedana
  • Ujjayi Pranayama

  • Bhagavad Gita Philosophy
  • Chakras
  • Kundalini
  • Darshana

  • Techniques of Teaching
  • Student and Teacher Guidelines
  • Basic Class Plans
  • Marketing

  • Gyan Mudra
  • Varun Mudra
  • Prana Mudra
  • Bhairav Mudra
  • Vishnu Mudra
  • Vayu Mudra
  • Surya Mudra
  • Yoni Mudra

  • Jalandhar Bandha
  • Mool Bandha
  • Uddiyan Bandha
  • Maha Bandha

We require tremendous attention, thorough listening and understanding, a no-argument attitude, no ego, and the ability to accept nature's creations and flow with life easily for the course.