aYs SCOTLAND

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Lynne Scott

Over the years Lynne's personal practice has become increasingly influenced by the yoga tradition teachings of Desikachar and his father Krishnamacharya. She completed the Viniyoga Britain Practitioner Programme in 2003, and is a Qualified Viniyoga/aYs Teacher. Lynne teaches in Edinburgh, and can be contacted by phone on 0131 669 0407, or by e-mail.

Current information about her classes is given below. Note that the Wednesday morning and Thursday afternoon classes are therapy level classes organised by the Parkinson Disease Society inviting ME people and anyone who wants a simple class. Contact Lynne for details of cost and whether places are available.

Lynne now has a website with more details.  Just click this link!

Vedic Chanting

Vedic Chanting is a meditative practice from the rich tradition of Indian spiritual practices. It integrates body, voice, mind and emotions in the quest for unity with the source from which sound originates. It is about learning to listen and recite with care, attention and deep involvement of head, heart and body….and it is fun.

For more on Vedic Chanting go the main aYs website and click on the link to Vedavalli.

Margo Romberg

Margo has been involved with the study and practice of Yoga since 1987 and has taught yoga since 1998. She is a registered teacher of the Scottish Yoga Teachers Association having completed their teacher-training course in 1999.

In 2000 she joined the teaching staff of the Scottish Yoga Teachers Association Teacher Training course, as yoga philosophy tutor.

Soon after completing the SYTA's training course Margo became attracted to the Viniyoga approach to yoga. She completed the Viniyoga Foundation course in 2000, and has recently finished the four-year Viniyoga Practitioner Programme, and is a Qualified Viniyoga/aYs teacher.

Margo teaches in Dundee, Cupar and St Andrews, and can be contacted by phone (01382 778622) or by e-mail.

Current information about her classes appears below. Classes resume the second week of September 2009

Phone Cupar YMCA on 01334 412460 for information about the Thursday morning class.

Lesley Hay

Lesley has been involved with the study and practice of Yoga since 1975 and has taught since 1981. She trained with the Irish Yoga Association, completing the course in 1983, and is a registered teacher of the Scottish Yoga Teachers' Association. She has continued to develop her knowledge of Yoga and her teaching skills through attending workshops and seminars.

It was a seminar in 1996, on the Viniyoga approach to Yoga, which led to Lesley’s interest in the yoga teachings of TKV Desikachar, and his father Krishnamacharya. She completed the Viniyoga Britain Foundation Courses 1 (in 1997) and 2 (in 1999), furthering her study of this yoga tradition. At the end of 2008, Lesley completed the aYs 4-year Practitioner Training Programme, studying with Paul Harvey.

Lesley teaches in Edinburgh, and can be contacted by ‘phone (on 0131 441 7214) or by  email.

Yoga Sutra Study Group

Yoga Sutra Study Group with Lynne Scott

Monthly on Saturdays

11:00am - 12:30pm

Meeting to study, discuss and chant the Yoga Sutra of Patanjali.

Details from Lynne (phone 0131 669 0407)

Lynne’s Vedic Chanting Group

Monthly on Saturdays, 2:30 - 4:00pm

Details: phone Lynne Scott on 0131 669 0407 or email her.

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Vedic Chanting

On Vedic Chanting, see the description above, in the information about Lynne’s classes.  Margo’s Vedic Chanting Class is montly, on Saturday mornings, 10.00 am - 12 noon.  For more information, contact Margo: phone 01382 778622 or email her.

Lynne has been involved with the study and practice of Yoga since 1974. She is a registered teacher of the Scottish Yoga Teachers Association having completed their teacher training course in 1979.

In 1995 she joined the teaching staff of the Scottish Yoga Teachers Association Teacher Training course, as assistant tutor from 1995 - 1997 and tutor from 1997 - 2001.

Since 1979 she has attended seminars and workshops throughout the UK to further her training.