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Yoga at Manor Farm, East Sussex

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Quote of the day
Through following the spiritual way of life, you understand your relationship with the world. The truth is that when you get disturbed or angry, you think that someone has made you angry, but this is not the case. The truth is that you have the seeds of anger in you and the other person presented the opportunity for the seeds to germinate. The remedy is now to get rid of those seeds or impressions.
Professor O. Sharma
We believe that yoga is not just simply a set of physical exercises but an attitude to life. Part of this attitude is the importance of sharing your knowledge with others. To this end, we have converted our family house into a yoga centre, in the heart of the Sussex countryside.

Our oast house has accommodation for up to 15 people, and a large barn has been converted into a fully equipped yoga studio. The centre is set in 16 acres of land in a quiet and secluded area. The garden consists of fields, woods, a series of ponds, and an organic kitchen garden, which provides the ingredients for the vegetarian food that we cook for our guests.

In this setting we run regular weekly yoga classes, day workshops, and weekend residential courses. We see yoga as one way to develop an awareness of our inner selves, in order to improve our performance in daily life and our relationships with our families, friends and work colleagues. Our teaching also includes karma yoga and talks on yoga philosophy. We have a large library of books on yoga and Indian philosophy and history.

Lucie who teaches most of the courses is a British Wheel of Yoga qualified teacher. She is also a provisional Diploma Course Tutor and has recently finished a BA degree in Hindi and Indian Philosophy at SOAS, London.

 

Editorial
23/02/2008
Lucie is back from India a taking bookings for the spring and summer yoga events at Manor Farm. For details please see workshops page.

23/02/2008
There are two Residential Yoga Retreats planned for the Spring and Summer terms - 4th-6th April and 4th-6th July. See workshop page for details. Lucie is taking bookings for the April Retreat now.

23/02/2008
ALL YOGA CLASSES AT MF STARTED ON 18TH FEBRUARY 2008
Mondays (experienced) evening 7.00-8.30PM
Wednesdays (intermediate) morning 9.30-11.00AM and evening (mixed ability) 6.00-7.30PM
Lucie is also teaching beginners classes at Robertsbridge Community College on Mondays (5-6.30pm) and Thursdays (7-8.30pm)

22/12/2007
The British Wheel Of Yoga Foundation Course has started at MF November '07 and will run till July '08. At the present no other FC planned.

22/12/2007
The BWY teacher training has started at Manor Farm in May '06. Lucie is teaching with BWY DCT Lyn Core. All students have sucessfully compleated Unit Two, Unit three has started in December. No other TTC is planned for the near future.