WEEKLY ONLINE VEDIC STUDIES

 Some selected classes are uploaded on youtube  

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CONTRIBUTION

According to the tradition you give from your heart based on your financial situation. It is important to honour the sacred exchange without which one will not receive the blessings fully. If you want to give Dakshina, you can do this via wise by using this email [email protected] If you do not have wise, you can join via this link https://wise.com/invite/irmn/jennya22

If your heart is longing to join and you are not in a place to give, you are so welcome to join and you can contribute in other ways. Transcribing classes, editing videos, etc. 
Please send me an email to bewomanproject@gmail.com 

If you would like to receive recordings from these classes you are welcome to proceed through this page. There is a one time investment of 108e that includes the replays, admin and platform fees.

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na tatra sūryo bhāti / na candratārakaṃ
nemā vidyuto bhānti / kuto’yamagniḥ
tamevabhāntamanubhāti sarvaṃ
tasya bhāsā sarvamidaṃ vibhāti

There the sun does not shine, nor do the moon and the starts.
There this lightening does not shine, what to talk of this fire?
That (awareness) shining, everything shines after it, by the light of this awareness, all this shines in various forms.

Co-Facilitator Yoga Philosophy Teacher at your Yoga Teacher Training Course/Retreats/Seminar

 I love teaching the 20/30/40 hours (or more) curriculum that is required by
Yoga Alliance to fulfill with the requisitions for a complete 100/200/300/500 hours Yoga Teacher Training Course.

I have been invited to teach at well known and established International Yoga Teacher Trainings such as:

Sky Akasha Tobias Sama Yoga Teacher Training & Vaidika Dharma

Meghan Currie Yoga Teacher Training

Daniel Garcia SOHA Yoga Teacher Training

Taryn Weggelaar from Loka Yoga School

Previous years at Tanya Kaps One Yoga TTC as well as Beta Lisboa Yin Yoga & Dynamic Spiral Yoga

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"Sharada teaches ‘Yoga Philosophy’ which she calls Yoga Knowledge with all her heart. She conveys the Vedantic/Yogic Teachings & Sacred Disciplines in a real, authentic, graspable, enjoyable, deep, heart-opening and mind-blowing way."

“She is a slight young woman with Swiss, Philippine heritage and it’s clearly not the first life she has dedicated to Vedanta. She has such poise, presence and a deep love of Sanskrit, and her discourse is mind-opening, gentle and exquisite.”

“She is one of the best teachers I have ever come across in my life! Truly transformational, life-changing experience!” Taryn Weggelaar, Loka Yoga School

How the curriculum can look like.
It can also be adjusted to your program. 

What is Vaidika Dharma?

VAIDIKA is a Sanskrit word that means a universal citizen.

Dharma, universal values that are applicable to all people at all times.

A universal value, for example, is ahimsa, non-injury. No being wants to be hurt. Every being runs away from hurt.

This is something very obvious and known to all, yet sometimes we do hurt.  We say things that are not pleasing, we easily lie, we take advantage of other people, we compete, we convert people, and so on.

For a person that is more mature, a value such as ahimsa becomes very important, even to such a degree that eventually one does not want to compromise ones values any more. One has understood that if I play with fire, I get burned.

Vaidika also honors all being through rituals, referred to as yajnas and pujas.

Reaching out to the unseen, the unknown grace factor, through prayers and offerings is a beautiful act of expressing ones gratitude for all the infinite given blessings in one’s life.

Life lives on life. I don’t take anything for granted. For a Vaidika, it is important to honor all beings including the elements, the sun and moon,  forefathers, spiritual teachers, people, animals and the plant kingdom.

Vaidika comes from that which is Veda.

Veda talks about dharma, rituals and there are beautiful stories in the form of literature such as the Puranas and epics like the Maha Bharata and Ramayana. These are healthy myths that provide noble characters to look up to. What have the elders, the wise ones done when faced with difficult situations?  Maybe there is something we can learn from them.

For a Vaidika, there is only One.

There is only one being, one whole that is God. God appearing as all forms, all names, all beings. There is a vision of oneness, of wholeness and of completeness. All beings are whole and complete.  The end goal of a human being is ultimately moksha. Freedom from pain and suffering. Freedom from the cycle of birth and death.  The Vaidika structure helps one to mature, to grow and to be ready for that defectless goal to be achieved. A place of no return – oneself. The self that is One. The self that is the self of all beings. The self that is ever free, limitless and unaffected by anything that happens in this world.

There is a beautiful universal prayer that wishes all beings freedom and peace – mokshaH and svastiH.
That which is ultimately good.
The highest Goal.

Fearlessness.