YOGA with JAYANTA CHATTERJEE
Yoga sessions  from September 24 to October 12, 2018 with Jayanta Chatterjee
@konstantinoupoleos aka neverland, Kolonos, Athens, Greece
​On the occasion of his presence in Athens, Jayanta Chatterjee will teach in 2 hour Yoga session at Space konstantinoupoleos aka neverland from September 24 to October 12, 2018 . 

Drop in price for each session 10 euros. ​

​More information - bookings at
6944 301678 & 210 9214248
or vassikri@gmail.com
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Jayanta Chatterjee
In the year 1985 Jayanta Chatterjee was born in the Hindu Brahmin family. In his childhood held got his interest in martial arts and later he learnt that very well after he grown up. He completed his graduation in the year 2009 on the subject Drama and done his masters degree on Direction (Drama) in the year 2011 Rabindra Bharati University. The Excellency of soul made him so devoted to the Indian arts and culture. He became so generous about the spiritual instinct of Indian arts and culture. In the year 2008 he started to learn the perceptual content of Indian spirituality ( Ashtanga yoga and Indian philosophy ). And in the same year he joined Milòn Mèla - The Sources’ Research - Indian Performing Arts and started working with Abani Biswas (a collaborator of Grotowsky) director of the Sources’ Research – Milón Méla Project. For his tremendous research’s and work on that subject Indian ministry Of culture awarded him with two years scholarship. The subject was how a practice Of spirituality is effective and connected with the preparation and practice of an actor. Now he take theatre workshop in India and Europe for artist and a people how is interested to do yoga( Ashtanga yoga ) and martial art (Kalaripayattu).
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Yoga
Yoga is a ancient Indian mindbody-spirit discipline, said to have or originated in the ‘sutra’  (philosophical  verses) of Patanjali Muni (around 200 BC ). The word of Yoga is from the old Sanskrit, and means ‘union’. While  there are many different forms of yoga. But the purpose of all of them is the same – to achieve oneness with the cosmos. For the serious yogi, the ultimate aim is to attain ‘Moksha’ or liberation from the karmic cycle of birth and death. The form of yoga that’s most widely known in the West is ‘hatha Yoha’, a system of ‘Asanas’ (postures) meant to perfect and discipline the body, and its accompanying breath exercises, called ‘Pranayama’.