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Inclusive Yoga - A critical conversation with Dr Julia Palmiano Federer

Join this special evening at Yoga Luna, where we will be hosting an open-talk and community discussion around the important subject:

How might we preserve and honour the ancient practice of Yoga whilst promoting inclusivity and avoiding cultural appropriation?

This open-discussion will be hosted by Dr Julia Palmiano Federer, a valued member of our Yoga Luna Teacher Team and leading academic and published author of the book: NGOs Mediating Peace: Promoting Inclusion in Myanmar’s Nationwide Ceasefire Negotiations

Important questions that we will be exploring, include:

  • How can we invite a more diverse group of people into Yoga spaces in Switzerland?

  • Which resources can we read to approach yoga critically?

  • How do we cope with this topic as western teachers and students?

  • How can one be a western yoga teacher and not appropriate?

  • How do we justify to benefit from knowledge that is thousands of years old? And how can we give back?

  • Is it ok to chant mantras without having any cultural background?

  • How can we practice and teach yoga in a way that respects the tradition of yoga philosophy/culture and all human beings?

  • How might we decolonise Yoga?

  • Why is it that these days yoga seems to be reseved for people who are financially well off?

*This is a donation based event - free to book - pay afterwards what you can afford.

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