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Iyengar® Yoga Zertifizierungshandbuch Iyengar® Yoga Zertifizierungshandbuch Stand: Januar 2019 Impressum Dieses Handbuch wird von Iyengar Yoga Deutschland e. V. (IYD) herausgegeben. 1. Auflage April 2003 2. Auflage Januar 2004 3. Auflage Januar 2005 4. Auflage Januar 2006 5. Auflage März 2009 6. Auflage Dezember 2010 7. Auflage Februar 2012 8. erw. und neu bearb. Auflage Januar 2019 © 2003‒2019 Iyengar Yoga Deutschland e. V. „Iyengar“® wird mit Erlaubnis des Markeninhabers verwendet. 2 Impressum „ Unterrichten ist eine schwierige Kunst, aber es ist der beste Dienst, den du der Menschheit erweisen kannst.“ B. K. S. Iyengar „ Wissen ist immer etwas Universelles. Es ist nicht nur für einzelne Personen. Es ist nichts Individuelles, aber jedes Individuum steuert etwas dazu bei. Wenn Wissen in die richtige Richtung geht und die Unwissenheit vertreibt, führt es uns alle in die gleiche Richtung. So lerne ich also, wenn du lernst. Wenn du fühlst und verstehst, gibt mir das Wissen. Auf ähnliche Weise beginnst du zu verstehen, wenn ich dir Wissen vermittle.“ Geeta S. Iyengar Liebe Prüfungskandidatin, lieber Prüfungskandidat, das Zertifizierungsgremium (ZG) und der Vorstand des Iyengar Yoga Deutschland e. V. freuen sich über dein Interesse, ein zertifizierter Lehrer oder eine zertifizierte Lehrerin werden zu wollen beziehungsweise deinen derzeitigen Level zu erweitern. Der Ablauf der Zertifizierung ist seit Anfang der 1990er-Jahre unter der Anleitung von B. K. S. Iyengar (1918– 2014) und Geeta S. Iyengar (1944–2018) entwickelt und verfeinert worden. Wir hoffen, dass diese Broschüre den Ablauf der Zertifizierung verständlich macht, sodass du weißt, welcher Standard erwartet wird, welches Wissen du mitbringen musst und wie du geprüft wirst. Wenn du Fragen oder Bemerkungen hast, richte sie bitte an die Geschäftsstelle des IYD. Kann die Geschäfts- stelle dir nicht weiterhelfen, werden deine Fragen an das Zertifizierungsgremium (ZG) weitergeleitet. Unsere Gemeinschaft der Yogaübenden nach der Iyengar®-Methode ist stolz auf die Qualität der Iyengar®- Yogalehrer/innen und freut sich über dein Interesse und deine Bereitschaft daran zu arbeiten, diesen Standard zu erhalten. Die inhaltliche Grundlage dieses Textes bilden der Iyengar® Yoga Association Constitution Guide aus Pune, der von B. K. S. Iyengar 2004 an alle nationalen Vereinigungen versendet wurde, sowie seine revidierte Ausgabe von 2009. In dieser Ausgabe wurde versucht, den Text grundlegend neu zu ordnen und die Inhalte leichter und sicherer zugänglich zu machen. Wir hoffen auf weitere Korrekturen und Verbesserungsvorschläge von euch. Wir möchten unseren herzlichen Dank und unsere Hochachtung für die Arbeit von B. K. S. Iyengar, Geeta S. Iyengar und Prashant S. Iyengar ausdrücken, die uns allen diesen Weg ermöglicht haben. Zertifizierungsgremium und Vorstand IYD e. V. 3 TEIL 1: ALLGEMEINES Kapitel 1: Institutionen, Organe, Begriffe..........................................................................................................................................8 1 Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Yoga Institute (RIMYI) ...................................................................................................................8 2 Iyengar Yoga Deutschland e. V. (IYD) ...............................................................................................................................................9 Mitgliederversammlung .........................................................................................................................................................9 Jährliche IYD-Convention .....................................................................................................................................................9 Vorstand ...................................................................................................................................................................................9 Zertifizierungsgremium (ZG) .............................................................................................................................................10 Regionalforen.........................................................................................................................................................................10 3 Prüfung und Prüfungskommission .................................................................................................................................................11 Moderatoren/innen ...............................................................................................................................................................11 Prüfer/innen ..........................................................................................................................................................................12 Prüfer/innen-Konferenz .......................................................................................................................................................12 4 Allgemeine Werte und Richtlinien ..................................................................................................................................................13 Definition des/der Iyengar®-Yogalehrers/in .......................................................................................................................13 Die rechtlich geschützten Gemeinschaftsmarken .............................................................................................................13 Tätigkeitsfelder nach Level und Verwendung des Markenzeichens ...............................................................................14 Ethische Richtlinien ..............................................................................................................................................................15 Kapitel 2: Prüfung und Zertifizierung ..............................................................................................................................................16 1 Titel, Level, Anforderungen ..............................................................................................................................................................16 2 Fristen, Voraussetzungen, Anmeldung ...........................................................................................................................................17 3 Asana-Prüfung....................................................................................................................................................................................18 A Demonstration ...............................................................................................................................................................18 B Lehrprobe .......................................................................................................................................................................20 4 Pranayama-Prüfung ..........................................................................................................................................................................23 5 Schriftliche Prüfung ...........................................................................................................................................................................24 A Schriftliche Prüfung vor Ort ........................................................................................................................................24 B Hausarbeit.......................................................................................................................................................................24 6 Weitere Auflagen bei Intermediate ..................................................................................................................................................25 7 Ergebnisse ............................................................................................................................................................................................26 8 Wiederholung der Prüfung ...............................................................................................................................................................27 9 Rückmeldung des Prüflings ..............................................................................................................................................................28 10 Erneuerung des Zertifikats .............................................................................................................................................................29 4 Inhaltsverzeichnis TEIL 2: PRÜFUNG UND ZERTIFIZIERUNG AUF DEN EINZELNEN LEVELS Kapitel 3: Introductory ........................................................................................................................................................................30 1 Prüfungsordnung Introductory........................................................................................................................................................30 Zulassung/Übersicht .............................................................................................................................................................31 Asana-Syllabus .......................................................................................................................................................................31 Prüfungssequenz ...................................................................................................................................................................40
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