Zen Yoga

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Sundays 17:00-17.45, based on donations

PLEASE NOTE: ALL DAIZAN’S CLASSES ARE CURRENTLY ONLINE

Daizan’s classes are currently based on donations. You will find the link just after the “Attendance online” paragraph.

Zen Yoga, in particular, emphasizes three intertwined areas – physical alignment, the flow of energy in the body and awareness (or mindfulness). Mindfulness of the body is one of the four practices taught by the Buddha that lead directly to enlightenment.

Each pose taught in this class brings new parts of the body into focus so that we can become aware of any tightness or restriction. As we bring our awareness to these areas of tension, they immediately start to shift and release.

Zen yoga practice melts away the tightnesses and resistances that prevent us from enjoying the flow of life.

This class is suitable for all levels.

Booking and Further Information

Attendance in person (currently not available)

Please book and pay for your class online via PayPal by selecting use the relevant option in the drop-down below. Then bring your booking receipt with you to the class.

Please note that the annual pass is available anytime over the year and it will be valid for 12 months.

Attendance online

If you would like to join via online video link, please select the concessions/online option. After successful purchase you will be redirected to a page that will give you a link to register on Zoom.us for the class you wish to join. Zoom is the platform we use for our online classes and it works like Skype. Please make sure you only register for as many classes as you have paid for.

All sessions are based on donations. Please support our work by clicking the link below:

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO DONATE.


 

In-person classes are not allowed at present, so please ignore the below option.

Zen Yoga class package




Class Teacher – Daizan Skinner

Daizan Skinner

Daizan is the founder and director of ZenYoga.

Having studied in Zen monasteries over many years, Daizan is a Zen master in the Rinzai tradition. He has been teaching meditation and yoga in London since he returned from Japan in 2007.

His teachings emphasise the transformative power of mindfulness, melting away blocks and resistances so that we can enter life more fully and fearlessly.