Jógovna is an unique, authentic and boutique yoga studio in Prague, founded with the main idea.

Let's reconnect.

Our story

We believe that things happen at the right time and in the right way. That's why we weren't surprised that in 2016, we got a space in Jindřišská Street in Prague 1 that we knew was the right fit from the start. Old parquet floors and high ceiling in the hall, natural clay plaster on the walls, white cast floor and old industrial lighting in the reception area. As soon as we walked in, we knew exactly what we wanted the Jógovna to look like and that we wanted to not only keep most of what the space had to offer, but also accentuate it, adding thoughtful pieces of furniture such as a unique large table in the reception area connected to more ordinary material for the library, a shop, and yoga mat holders, complemented by metal lockers in the changing rooms.

příbeh

Everything was fine-tuned to the last detail with sustainability as the main idea. And so a space was created, Jógovna, a meeting place under the hands of Milan Konečný and KON Studio. It is actually

a family project, because Milan Konečný is the father of the founder of the Yoga Studio, Šarka Vojáčková... And so, from an online platform called Jógovna, where Šárka was presenting the classes and workshops, a unique and authentic yoga studio in Prague and then the first official place of Jivamukti yoga in the Czech Republic

was created.

JIVAMUKTI

Referring to Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, which state that asana should be sthira and sukham, Jivamukti Yoga states that one's relationship with others (asana) should be mutually beneficial and should come from a consistent (sthira) place of joy and happiness (sukham). It is a radical idea that, when put into practice, transforms the practice of asana into something more than mere physical exercise to keep the body fit or to increase strength or flexibility. The practice of asana becomes a practice and a way to improve our relationship with ourselves and with everyone else, not only people, but also animals and planet Earth. A way to come to the dissolution of the feeling of separateness, the realization of the unity of being, the discovery of lasting happiness.

CLASSES

THE BASIC PHILOSOPHY OF JIVAMUKTI YOGA IS EXPRESSED THROUGH FIVE PILLARS:

BHAKTI

Devotion

Let us live from the heart and not be afraid of it. There is something here that transcends us. Whether we call it God, the universe or energy... Let us trust that all is well and as it should be. Let us surrender to that higher principle and purpose. A powerful practice of devotion then is chanting and kirtan, chanting mantras, which can be the first and very essential step of devotion. It is when we take off our masks, our tight armor, and finally let go of the reins and begin to sing, dance and rejoice in life with confidence from the heart. Let us remember, WITH GREAT LOVE ALL IS POSSIBLE.

AHIMSA

Nonviolence

Let us live in such a way that we do no harm to any living being. Let us live compassionately and extend that compassion to everyone around us. To people. Near and far. To those we love, but also to those we've had or are having trouble with. Let's extend that compassion to animals, trees, nature. To all of Mother Earth. Let us live sustainably and in love. Let us be spiritual activists. BECAUSE THERE IS NO PLANET B.

HOPE

Sound

Let's hear it. When was the last time we really listened to someone? Completely present and without evaluation. When was the last time we were there for someone without wanting to jump in and take the floor? Or didn't want to, because our minds were somewhere else anyway? Listening is an art and also a spiritual technique that leads us to a subtlety where we are gradually able to really hear. First, what someone tells us. Then a more subtle vibration inside. In the heart. On a completely different level than running thoughts. The goal of yoga is Anahatam Nadam, the sound or song of the heart that has always been there, we just haven't heard it. Just as there is compassion and love in our heart, which are our nature. We just didn't know it... THE WORLD NEEDS MORE LISTENERS.

DHYANA

Meditation

Let's take our time. Close your eyes for a moment and focus on your breath. Every inhale and every exhale. With each breath, say to yourself, “Let…” And with each breath, “Go”... Let Go. Let go of everything that keeps us separate at the level of the mind and that holds us back and does not help us on our journey. Let us take five minutes each day with ourselves in silence and without evaluation. Let us be a witness. Let's be silent observers and observe. Gradually our stained glass through which we view and perceive the reality around us will change. Let us continue and remember our practice of LET GO.