Chakrology® * Lineage-grounded * Evidence-informed * Sanskrit-respectful *

Teach Meaning, not just movement.

Chakrology®

Theming is just the seasoning. Meaning is the ingredients.

Teaching mythology without over-explaining it.

Most yoga teachers understand the stories – but don't know how to actually teach them in class.

Chakrology gives you a structured way to take mythology from story – to recognition – to embodiment.

So your students don't just hear it. They experience it.

13-week training  -CPD Accredited with Yoga Teachers Together (YTT)

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Start the Mythology Teaching Program

This is not another sequencing guide.

 

This is a practical way to teach meaning through experience - not explanation. 

Inside you'll learn how to:

 - stay with a posture long enough for meaning to emerge

 - use story without over-telling it

-  when to speak - and when not to

 - move from preforming a class to holding a room

Includes:

 

- 13-week mythology teaching program

- Structured 3-week arcs for every myth

- Posture + story integration

- Reflection prompts for before, during, and after teaching

- A reusable lesson planning framework

- Original Chakrology® artwork

 

This is not about adding more to your teaching. It's about removing what isn't needed to allow space for myth and meaning to arise.

 

 

This is not for everyone.

This is for teachers who: 

 

 - know there is more to teaching than sequencing and cueing

- feel uncomfortable filling space just to keep a class moving 

 - want to use story without turning it into a lecture

  - are ready to trust silence, timing and presence

 

This is not for teachers who:

 - want scripts, scripts, and more scripts

- feel the need to over-explain

- prefer performance over presence

- are looking for quick cues or surface-level themes 

What changes when you teach this way?

Your classes begin to feel different.

Not because you add more - but because you stop doing what isn't needed.

Mythology stops being something you tell. It becomes something you embody.

A posture is no longer just a shape. It becomes a place where a story can quietly sit.

You don't need to explain Shiva.

Or break down Parvati. Or translate every symbol.

You learn to trust that:

- a pause can carry meaning

- a single line of a story can be enough

- and sometimes, saying less allows the myth to land more deeply.

Story is no longer something you deliver. It becomes something that threads through the room.

You stop trying to make meaning happen. And begin to notice where it already is.

 From whisper to weave.

This work follows a simple progression. Not something you rush - something you return to.

Week 1 –  Sravana (Listen)

You learn the story. You don't teach it yet. You sit with it.

Week 2 –  Manana (Recognise)

You begin to see yourself – and your students – in it. 

You start creating space.

Week 3 – Nididhyasana (Embody)

It no longer needs explaining.

It comes through in how you teach – through pacing, timing, and what you choose not to say.

 

 

 

This is where you begin

Teaching mythology isn't accidental.

It's a skill – one that can be learned.

This program gives you the structure to start.

So meaning can be felt – not explained.

 

Join the 13-week program