A dynamic yoga style in which the asanas (postures) flow into one another. The breath leads the movement. This intensive yoga practice strengthens the muscles, improves mobility and trains balance. The harmonious sequence of movements connects body, breath and mind. Previous yoga experience is beneficial.

This course invites you to get to know the Settling the Mind Meditation as taught by Dr. Thupten Jinpa, Tibetan teacher and academic. It is a special form of mindfulness meditation that is also practiced in a lying posture and encourages us to let go of mind habits and body tensions. We allow our body and mind to slow down their energy and to settle down. The focus of this practice is on exploring letting go on a physical, emotional and mental level. We can learn to 'hear' and 'feel' deep stillness and peace within us. “This inner space is serene, restful and slow” (Th. Jinpa). After a short arrival meditation and an introduction to the basics of Settling the Mind we will both, practice concentration on sinking in, and also reflect together on the need and longing for a mind that is serene and settled.

Targeted stretching of certain muscle and fascia groups can prevent muscle tension and make our tissue more flexible. However, the success of the exercises is linked to correct execution. In this course, you will learn anatomically correct muscle stretches according to the latest findings. Stretched muscles are more elastic, less prone to injury, more resilient and recover more quickly. Various relaxation sequences can also be used.

Our back plays a crucial role in the stability of our body and spine. Pain is often caused by poor posture, one-sided movements, and lack of exercise. In order to prevent this, the muscles that strengthen the back and improve posture are specifically targeted in the class. These exercises are complemented by mobilization and coordination exercises. The course concludes with an extensive stretching session. This course takes place online using Zoom. An email with the access data will be automatically sent one day before the respective course day at around 6:00 a.m.

Learn how to cook delicious and authentic Indian curries which are purely vegetarian and full of fresh vegetables, traditional spices and the distinctive scent of India. You will learn about the different seasoning mixes and their use. The menu includes, for example, dal with spinach and ginger, paneer with chard, tarka dal with carrots and a spicy potato curry. We will enjoy our menu together with a fresh mango lassi. All dishes are gluten free. Please bring: tea towel, apron and small storage containers.

Bavarian cuisine is essentially hearty, traditional and simple. Most of the recipes reflect the prosperity of Bavaria's rural regions. To enjoy life here, it's a good idea to get to know the dishes in depth. How about learning how to make some of the must-try dishes? Kartoffelsalat, Braten, Kaiserschmarn? Join us for a day among expats, learning how to cook those dishes we love so much and enjoying them with a good beer (or, why not, a non-alcoholic alternative), while exchanging impressions of our lives in Munich. Please bring along: apron, tea towel and storage container;

Would you like to do something good for your body? In this introductory course in Hatha Yoga, you will learn exercises that relax both your body and your mind and promote your inner balance. To achieve these goals, we attach great importance to the precise execution of the individual asanas and free, undisturbed breathing. On the way there, we use the available aids such as yoga blocks, belts and blankets if necessary.

In a demanding and stressful environment it is important to activate the ability to connect with inner resources in order to find more balance and a life with less anxiety and greater peace of mind. In this seminar you will learn more about the connection of body and mind, thoughts, feelings and resulting action. The methods applied are meditation, mindful and easy body exercises and awareness in daily life.

A dynamic yoga style in which the asanas (postures) flow into one another. The breath leads the movement. This intensive yoga practice strengthens the muscles, improves mobility and trains balance. The harmonious sequence of movements connects body, breath and mind. Previous yoga experience is beneficial.

Taijiquan and Qigong are traditional Chinese internal arts to harmonise and strengthen body, mind and spirit. Regular practice can bring better health, increased energy levels and a greater ability to deal with stress and pressure. The movements are energetic, elegant and subtle. With the right amount of patience, Taijiquan and Qigong are easy to learn and practice.

In this Munich beer tasting, we will get to know Munich's most popular breweries and their history. We will taste their most outstanding varieties, including the most popular and refreshing combinations. We will learn about the glasses and the measures used, the history of beer in Munich, the beer purity law and many other interesting facts. All this will be accompanied by a snack that we will prepare together: the typical Bavarian potato salad, sausage salad and Obazda.