Integral Anatomy for Yogis
Course 7: The Heart Tree
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Describe the structure of the Heart Tree and Heart Center,
List the properties and potentials of the Heart Tree and the Heart Center,
Describe blood’s capacity for communication and transportation,
Explain why the heart is not simply a pump, but a center where the blood refreshes its movement,
Identify the heart’s relationships to its surrounding structures, such as the diaphragm, thymus, spine, liver, and lungs,
Describe the purpose and structure of the lymphatic system,
Describe the contraindications and benefits of working with inversions in yoga for the fluid systems of your body,
Describe three ways in which you may support the health of your heart center as well as the fluid systems of your body,
Describe your quality of your own relationship to your Whole Heart and Heart Center.
About This Course
Course Materials
Q&A
Module Overview
The Whole Heart: What is it?
The Whole Heart: Structural Elements
The Whole Heart: Properties & Potentials
The Whole Heart: Blood
The Whole Heart: Blood Circulation
The Whole Heart: Relationships
Review
Module Summary
Module Overview
The Heart Center: What is it?
The Heart Center: What is it (physically)?
The Heart Center: Structure
The Heart Center: Relationships
The Heart Center: Movement Properties
Review
Heart: Additional Resources
Module Summary
Module Overview
Applications to Practice
Meditation: Heart Awareness
Review
Module Summary
Module Overview
The Whole Heart: Your Relationship
The Whole Heart: Health
Module Summary
Module Overview
Fluid Types
Overview of the Lymphatic System
The Waterways: Application to Practice
Review
Module Summary