Trainings, Courses

Yoga instructor certificates:

2017, Spring-Autumn, “350 hour traditional Hatha yoga teacher training course” internationally accredited, Yoga Alliance International, Sarasvati Training Center, Budapest

2018, Autumn, “100 hour Chandra Vinyasa Krama yoga instructor training” by Zsolt Hegedűs, Vaishnava Yoga Master, Sarasvati Training Center, Budapest

2019, Spring, “100 hour meditation through asanas yoga instructor training” by Zsolt Hegedűs, Vaishnava Yoga Master, Sarasvati Training Center, Budapest

Further courses:

2016, January, “REIKI I course”, László Pintér

2017, Autumn, “Intermediate-advanced Hatha yoga course”, Gergely Medvegy, Vaishnava Yoga Master, Bhaktivedanta College, Budapest
edanta College, Budapest

2018, Autumn, “Spiral Stabilization (SPS) course, Level 1”, Katalin Richter, Iyengar Yoga Instructor

2019, Autumn, “Ashtanga Primary Series course”, István Szalai, KPJAYI Authorized Level 1, Bandha Works, Budapest

2016-2020, Courses and workshops of Nischal Gale, Iyengar Yoga Master, Rishikesh, India

2016-2018, Courses and workshops of Dr. Géza Timcsák, Kassa

2018-2020, Courses of Mariano Ardissone, Ayama Yoga Studio, Miami, Florida

2020-, Membership at the Hungarian Yoga Alliance and Yoga International

2021. Restorative Teacher Training with Cyndi Lee

2021. Musculoskeletal Disorders Yoga Therapy – Preventive and Post-rehabilitation Training for Yoga instructors -Tar Ballai Éva

2022. Iyengar Yoga Workshop with David Meloni

2023. Meditation through Asanas II. Teacher Training /100hr – Hegedűs Zsolt

I am grateful to my Masters!

Messages for the journey:

“Csilla is one of my most open and conscientious students, whose classes I can but recommend to everyone. With her attentiveness, precision is guaranteed.”

“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”

Zsolt Hegedűs, Vaishnava Yoga Master, Ayurvedic Yoga Therapist, Master Yoga Teacher, 100hrs (sadhakayogi.com)

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“Please teach the experience that you go through.” Nishu.

“You have a right to perform your prescribed duties, but you are not entitled to the fruits of your actions. Never consider yourself to be the cause of the results of your activities, nor be attached to inaction.”

(Bhagavad Gita, chapter 2, verse 47)

Nischal Gale, Iyengar Yoga Master, Ayurvedic Therapist, Rishikesh, India (nishuyoga.hu)

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“Technique is only a small part of the actual teaching and healing process, true transformation is triggered mostly as the inevitable reflection of the vibration and consciousness of the Yoga teacher and healer, who were once one and the same.”

Mariano Ardissone Yoga Master, Miami, FL (AyamaYoga.com)