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Workshops

Do you prefer to go deeper instead of staying on the surface? Then our regular workshops lasting several hours offer you a wonderful platform to rediscover yourself. Here you can clarify pressing questions about yoga, here you will find yourself in a process of acceptance of what is. You leave your yoga mat with a deep understanding of your situation in serene serenity and can blossom like the lotus flower.

Upcoming Workshops

Sun October 25, 2026 10 a.m. - 3 p.m

Kairosyoga

Zugerstrasse 1

5620 Bremgarten

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Bindu

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The Gateway to the Source of Consciousness

Info & registration

Sun November 22, 2026 10 a.m. - 3 p.m

Kairosyoga

Zugerstrasse 1

5620 Bremgarten​

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Sahasrara

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The Return to the Supreme Self

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Awakening to Your True Nature

Info & registration

Sun December 13, 2026 10 a.m. - 3 p.m

Kairosyoga

Zugerstrasse 1

5620 Bremgarten

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Lalana Chakra

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Your Gateway to Spiritual Bliss

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Amrita · Soma · Madya

Info & registration

Sun January 24, 2027
10 a.m. - 3 p.m

Kairosyoga

Zugerstrasse 1

5620 Bremgarten

 

 

The 'I'

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and what remains

when the “I” falls silent

Info & registration

Information about the Workshop October 25, 2026

Bindu

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The Gateway to the Source of Consciousness

 

In the Yoga and Tantra traditions, Bindu is regarded as one of the most subtle and mysterious centres of consciousness. It is not a chakra, but the primordial source from which the chakras and our individual experience of existence arise.

 

While the chakras operate within the realm of the mind, Bindu points beyond the mind—towards the unity from which all creation unfolds.

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The Sanskrit word Bindu means "point" or "drop." It represents the dimensionless origin where the original oneness first differentiates into the world of duality. At the same time, Bindu is the gateway to Śūnya—the Void, not as emptiness in the ordinary sense, but as infinite potential from which all life emerges.

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Many yogic texts describe Bindu Visarga, the "falling drop," as the nectar of life that flows from Sahasrara, nourishing body, mind, and soul. It symbolizes the continuous stream of divine energy and grace that sustains life, supports inner transformation, and awakens higher states of consciousness.

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The Chudamani Upanishad expresses this beautifully:

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"When the red Bindu (Shakti), through the control of Prana, rises upward and unites with the white Bindu (Shiva), one becomes divine."

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But what do Bindu, Nada, and Kala truly signify? How are these ancient yogic principles connected with Kether, the highest Sephirah of the Kabbalah? And how can these timeless teachings become a living experience within our own practice?

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In this workshop, we will explore the profound symbolism and practical significance of Bindu—grounded in the authentic Yoga and Tantra traditions, while making these teachings accessible through direct experience.

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Together we will explore:

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  • Yoga Darshana (philosophy) presented in a clear and accessible way

  • Asana

  • Pranayama

  • Concentration and Meditation Practices

  • Mantra and Sacred Sound

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This workshop is for anyone wishing to deepen their understanding of the spiritual dimension of Yoga and to explore the primordial source of consciousness through both study and practice.

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Fee: CHF 180.–* to be paid in advance via Twint to the following number +41 79 416 19 02, including your name and the workshop date.

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​*In case of cancellation up to one week before the start of the workshop, an administration fee of CHF 100.– will be charged. For cancellations made later, the full amount of CHF 180.– is due.

 

Information to the Workshop November 22, 2026

Sahasrara

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The Return to the Higher Self, to the Recognition of Your Essential Identity

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Your True Nature

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Trying to put Sahasrara into words is like trying to carry water in a sieve.

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To realise that a great forest and all its trees are one, it is not enough to walk through the forest. One must leave the forest and stand upon the summit of a mountain; otherwise, one cannot see the forest for the trees. Yet even this summit must not become an object of desire – for whoever seeks to reach it through longing and craving may, at best, end up climbing nothing more than a molehill.

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Sahasrara ultimately eludes all description. It is Shoonya – Emptiness. Or perhaps more aptly: Shoonya-Shoonya – the Emptiness of Emptiness, the boundless emptiness of Totality, known in Advaita Vedanta as Brahman.

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It is Everything and Nothing – and yet even these words are already too much. For the moment we name something, we limit and categorise it. Sahasrara transcends all concepts and is, at the same time, their source.

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It is the union of Consciousness and Prana, of Shiva and Shakti. It is the culmination of Yoga – and, in a certain sense, Yoga itself.

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Literally, Sahasrara means 'one thousand'. What lies behind this number and its deeper symbolism will be explored in this workshop.

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Sahasrara is formless (Nirakara) and at the same time form (Akara) – yet beyond all form and untouched by it (Nirvikara). It transcends logic, for logic is based upon comparison. But what could Totality possibly be compared with?

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Sahasrara is often referred to as the highest experience. Yet even this can be misleading. For every ordinary experience presupposes an experiencer and something that is experienced. In Sahasrara, these divisions fall away: the Seer, the Seeing and the Seen are no longer separate from one another.

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And perhaps this unity was never lost in the first place.

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Who, then, would there be to experience it?

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Ultimately, all of this is merely words – pointers towards something that lies beyond every definition and beyond the capacity of language to describe.

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The sacred Mount Kailash in the Himalayas is symbolically associated with Sahasrara. It is regarded as the place where Shiva and Shakti are depicted in eternal union – Consciousness and Prana as an inseparable unity.

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Other mystical traditions throughout the world, too, have found their own images and paths to point towards this highest Reality.

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What Sahasrara has in common with Nirvana, Kaivalya, Turiya, Nirvikalpa Samadhi, Baqa and Ain Soph will also be explored in this workshop.

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Discover Sahasrara through the Yoga and Tantra traditions – clearly and without mystification, while at the same time opening to its profound mystical dimension – through:

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  • Yoga Darshana (Philosophy) – clear and demystified

  • Asana

  • Pranayama

  • Concentration and Meditation Techniques

  • Mantra and Sound

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Fee: CHF 180.–* to be paid in advance via Twint to the following number +41 79 416 19 02, including your name and the workshop date.

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​*In case of cancellation up to one week before the start of the workshop, an administration fee of CHF 100.– will be charged. For cancellations made later, the full amount of CHF 180.– is due.

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