Saturday Workshop with Caroline Coggins
with Caroline Coggins

Following the path of slow knowledge, having a teacher- finding the freedom that unfolds with path walking- listening closely to accept ourselves, returning to our true nature, as Geeta would say. 

We work to weave breath, mind,  body,  and in such a way we come to know the basement material. Ever-unfolding integration brings a quieter mind and a sense of the spirit in all things. 

About Caroline Coggins

I first met BKS  Iyengar when he visited Australia in 1983. I was a young practitioner, already an osteopath. The meeting was electric. Energy charged the room. 

I decided right then and there to study in India with him. 

I then returned most years until his death in 2013. I studied with the whole family over the years, but it was Geeta who became my teacher of the heart. 

Psychoanalysis, which is s bit like yoga,  path walking, was to make sense of my emotional life held within the body, to give it a structure, then to practice as a psychotherapist and to hear others journeys. 

Spirit, always a deep stream in my life, returned me to my roots and I became a Catholic. I completed an MA in Theology and Spiritual direction, other ways to  listen. 

In 2021 I closed my school of almost 40 years in Sydney and began the next stage of the journey. 

This stage takes time and needs time.  

I continue to travel and teach, having more time to integrate all that has informed my journey. Mentoring students, teachers, and seekers has been an inspiring learning. 

The practice life unfolds and shapes each of us in time, back into our truer selves,  a freer place.