Traditional yoga,
taught in Geneva

Weekly small-group classes and professional training. Beginners welcome.

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Our trainings

Our lineage

A living lineage

“Between the rigour of Lonavla and the awakening of Indra Devi.”

Science and texts on one side, the yoga of the heart on the other: a transmission from teacher to student, in service of health and of humanity.

Our lineage

Open day

Saturday 7 November: come and discover the yoga teacher training

One hour to meet the team, ask your questions and discover the yoga teacher training (200 h, in Geneva).

Saturday 7 November, 9:30–10:30 am
26 rue Peillonnex, Chêne-Bourg · free entry
📞 +41 79 215 10 45 · ✉️ info@centre-formation-yoga.ch

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Our weekly classes

In Chêne-Bourg, steps from the station. Beginners welcome.

Every week

Monday 12:30 – 1:30 pm · Haṭha Yoga and Meditation
Wednesday 12:30 – 1:30 pm · Hatha Yoga
Thursday 5:00 – 6:00 pm · Yoga classes for children, ages 6 to 11

Espace Turquoise · 26, rue Peillonnex

Coming soon

Women’s circle

Two Fridays a month · 7 pm – 9 pm

Two hours among women, on Friday evening. We start with the body, then we sit down and the conversation flows for those who wish to take part.

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11-class pass — CHF 280.–  ·  the first one is free
10-class card CHF 330.–  ·  Private class 60 min CHF 120.–

Yoga and health

We care for a person,
in all their uniqueness.

The back, the breath, sleep, nervous tension, digestion: each session adapts to the body that practises it. Simple postures, breathing, relaxation — and attention to the rhythm of life, well beyond the mat.

Haṭha Yoga and Meditation — Monday 12:30 – 1:30 pm, Chêne-Bourg
Hatha Yoga — Wednesday 12:30 – 1:30 pm, Chêne-Bourg

A complementary approach: it does not replace a diagnosis or medical treatment.

Our trainings

Step to the other side of the mat.

Five professional trainings, in person in Geneva or online. In the lineage of the Lonavla Yoga Institute.

Yoga teacher, 200 h

Next cycle on 7 November 2026 · Geneva

CHF 3 600.–

Yoga therapy

6 November 2026 · 4 December 2026 · 7 March 2027 · 29 May 2027 · 13 June 2027 · 20 June 2027

CHF 1 680.–

Yoga for children

28 – 29 November 2026

CHF 500.–

Pre- and postnatal yoga

Fully online, on Zoom

CHF 902.–

Yoga for teenagers

Next dates to be announced

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Vibration, joy, exaltation, immutability, eternal bliss: these are the five qualities of Beatitude.

SSP I, 23

Consciousness is always new, the moon always new. I see the expanse of the waters always new. Since I have purified body and mind, here I am, Lallā, ever and always new.

Lallā

Appearance, splendour, manifestation, flowering, radiance: these are the five attributes of Awakening.

SSP I, 24

Real existence, reflection, power of action, power of knowledge, independence: these are the five qualities of the birth of Consciousness.

SSP I, 25

Assertion of the Self, indisputable sovereignty, the feeling of being oneself, the capacity to experience all experiences, omniscience: these are the five characteristics of Realization.

SSP I, 27

The heavenly tree with the mighty branches of awareness stands fully grown in the dwelling of the Heart. Its flowers are enjoyment, its fruits the radiant jubilation of unmixed happiness.

Maheśvarānanda in Mahārthamañjarī

The mind is clarified by cultivating attitudes of friendship, compassion, joy and equanimity toward happiness, misery, virtue and vice. Or by exhaling and retaining the breath.

PYS I, 33-34 

When the breath is agitated, the mind is agitated. When the breath is still, the mind is still. This is why one must restrain the breath.

HYP II, 2

The body decays as an unbaked clay pot dissolves when thrown into water. It is therefore necessary to pass it through the fire of yoga, to strengthen and purify it.

GhS I, 8

The posture should be steady and easy. By relaxing effort and meditating on the endless. From this, no assault of the pairs of opposites.

PYS II, 46-48

The texts

What we pass on comes from here.

« When the breath is agitated, the mind is agitated. When the breath is still, the mind is still. »

Haṭha Yoga Pradīpikā, II, 2

« The posture should be steady and easy. »

Patañjali’s Yoga Sūtra, II, 46

« Since I have purified body and mind, here I am, Lallā, ever and always new. »

Lallā