Lecture Location: Miller Theatre

Online registration will close at 6 pm on June 17, 2017. Walk-ins on the day are welcome and subject to availability.

Arhatic Yoga is a synthesis of many Yoga modalities (Hatha Yoga, Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Gyan Yoga, and Kundalini Yoga). 2000 years ago, Patanjali shared in his sutras how Yoga was a guaranteed path to achieving union with God or attaining spiritual oneness. What Patanjali taught was the purest form of Yoga using the Eightfold path which consisted of postures (asana), breathing exercises (pranayama), proper diet, mental and emotional hygiene, inner purifications and character building (yama, niyama), meditation (pratyahara, dharana, dhyana) and ultimately self-realization (samadhi).

This session will demonstrate how by using pranic healing one can clean one’s energy body and chakras which help in eliminating pain, disease, suffering and leads to health and happiness. It will also introduce some chakra cleansing meditation which helps to create peace, harmony, removes stress and negative energy & blockages from the energy body.

Honey Pamnani is the founding partner, trainer and chief energy officer at Inspire2Aspire Consulting with over seven years’ experience designing and delivering health, happiness and wellness workshops all over Hong Kong. She completed her Classical Yoga Teacher Training course in 2014 and is an active Yoga practitioner. She is also a Laughter Yoga Teacher. She has undergone Laughter Yoga Teacher training and is certified to conduct Leader training.

Mahesh Pamnani is the founding partner, trainer & chief happiness officer at Inspire2Aspire Consulting with over seven years’ experience designing and delivering health, happiness and wellness workshops all over Hong Kong. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Science & has studied Positive Psychology under Dr. Tal Ben Shahar at the Whole being Institute in the U.S.A. and also studied Positive Psychology Coaching. He is well-versed in positive leadership and neuroscience. He is also a Laughter Yoga teacher and an active Yoga practitioner.

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