SPIRIT - The Experience of Wholeness
METHOD: 8-Week Course
Union of Body, Mind, and Spirit
In yoga, wholeness means experiencing harmony between the physical body, the thinking mind, and the deeper spirit. Self-awareness allows students to recognize this connection, leading to greater balance, less stress, and more resilience in daily life.
Returning to Your True Self
Through self-awareness practices, students learn to peel away layers of distraction, fear, or societal pressure, and reconnect with their authentic nature. The benefit is clarity, confidence, and inner peace.
Living Beyond Separation
Yoga teaches that suffering often comes from feeling separate – from others, from nature, or from our own inner self. Wholeness is the opposite: an awareness of deep connection with life. Students who invest in self-awareness cultivate compassion, belonging, and a greater sense of purpose.
Integration of All Experiences
Wholeness doesn’t mean being perfect; it means embracing both strengths and struggles as part of the human experience. Through yoga, breathwork, and meditation, students integrate these aspects and grow stronger from them. The benefit is emotional freedom and acceptance.
In yoga, wholeness means experiencing harmony between the physical body, the thinking mind, and the deeper spirit. Self-awareness allows students to recognize this connection, leading to greater balance, less stress, and more resilience in daily life.
Returning to Your True Self
Through self-awareness practices, students learn to peel away layers of distraction, fear, or societal pressure, and reconnect with their authentic nature. The benefit is clarity, confidence, and inner peace.
Living Beyond Separation
Yoga teaches that suffering often comes from feeling separate – from others, from nature, or from our own inner self. Wholeness is the opposite: an awareness of deep connection with life. Students who invest in self-awareness cultivate compassion, belonging, and a greater sense of purpose.
Integration of All Experiences
Wholeness doesn’t mean being perfect; it means embracing both strengths and struggles as part of the human experience. Through yoga, breathwork, and meditation, students integrate these aspects and grow stronger from them. The benefit is emotional freedom and acceptance.
8-Week Course: "The Path to Spiritual Wholeness"
Each week focuses on one limb of the Eightfold Path, combining theory + practice.
Sessions: 90 minutes (60 min yoga practice + 30 min reflection/theory).
What is the Eightfold Path?
Learning Objectives:
Week 1 – Yamas (Ethics, connection with others)
Week 2 – Niyamas (Personal discipline, self-care)
Week 3 – Asana (Postures, care for the body)
Week 4 – Pranayama (Breath control)
Week 5 – Pratyahara (Withdrawal of senses)
Week 6 – Dharana (Concentration)
Week 7 – Dhyana (Meditation)
Week 8 – Samadhi (Union, wholeness)
Taugh by: Corinne Voermans
✨ Together, these qualities make Corinne the ideal teacher for a WHOLENESS Course—because she doesn’t just teach the Eight Limb Path, she lives it.
When: February 21st - March 11st 2026 (8 consecutive Saturdays)
Where: Corinne's Zen Garden, outdoor, in the shade, under the pergola
Attendees: 6 students maximum
Time: 9-10:30 AM
Tuition fee: AWG 425 (including study material)
Sessions: 90 minutes (60 min yoga practice + 30 min reflection/theory).
What is the Eightfold Path?
- A Roadmap to Inner Peace The Eightfold Path is a step-by-step guide from yoga philosophy that teaches us how to live with integrity, care for our body, calm the mind, and connect to our deeper self.
- Balance of Life Practices It combines ethics (how we live with others and ourselves), physical movement, breathwork, meditation, and self-realization into one holistic system.
- From Outer to Inner The path begins with how we act in daily life (yamas and niyamas), moves through caring for the body (asana, pranayama), and leads us inward (pratyahara, dharana, dhyana) toward ultimate union (samadhi).
- Yoga Beyond Postures Many know yoga as poses, but the Eight Limbs show it’s much more: it’s about lifestyle, breath, focus, meditation, and spiritual awakening.
- A Compass for Wholeness The Eight Limb Path is like a compass for personal growth, helping us align body, mind, and spirit so we can live with clarity, peace, and purpose.
Learning Objectives:
Week 1 – Yamas (Ethics, connection with others)
Week 2 – Niyamas (Personal discipline, self-care)
Week 3 – Asana (Postures, care for the body)
Week 4 – Pranayama (Breath control)
Week 5 – Pratyahara (Withdrawal of senses)
Week 6 – Dharana (Concentration)
Week 7 – Dhyana (Meditation)
Week 8 – Samadhi (Union, wholeness)
Taugh by: Corinne Voermans
- Depth of Knowledge & Experience Corinne combines decades of expertise in psychology, yoga, and Pilates with a profound understanding of mindfulness and breathwork. This unique blend allows her to teach the Eight Limb Path not only as philosophy, but as a living, practical guide to transformation.
- Embodied Wisdom Having personally overcome physical injuries (broken kneecap, hernia, hip flexor issues) and emotional life challenges Corinne teaches from lived experience. She knows the importance of resilience, self-compassion, and adapting practices to individual needs—making WHOLENESS accessible to everyone.
- Holistic Approach Corinne integrates mind (cognitive behavioral therapy), body (Pilates and Yin Yoga), and spirit (meditation and self-inquiry). This mirrors the Eight Limb Path perfectly, ensuring students not only study the philosophy but embody it through movement, breath, and reflection.
- Compassionate Guidance Her warm, professional, humorous and non-judgmental teaching style creates a safe space for students to grow. Corinne balances technical precision with heartfelt connection, helping each student feel seen, supported, and capable of real transformation.
- Proven Teacher & Mentor Corinne has guided thousands of students worldwide. She has the rare ability to translate ancient teachings into modern life tools—making WHOLENESS both practical and deeply inspiring.
✨ Together, these qualities make Corinne the ideal teacher for a WHOLENESS Course—because she doesn’t just teach the Eight Limb Path, she lives it.
When: February 21st - March 11st 2026 (8 consecutive Saturdays)
Where: Corinne's Zen Garden, outdoor, in the shade, under the pergola
Attendees: 6 students maximum
Time: 9-10:30 AM
Tuition fee: AWG 425 (including study material)
✨ Why invest in Wholeness?
Because when you feel whole, you stop chasing external validation, reduce stress, heal old wounds, and create a solid foundation for physical health, emotional stability, and spiritual growth. Ready? Send us mail.
Because when you feel whole, you stop chasing external validation, reduce stress, heal old wounds, and create a solid foundation for physical health, emotional stability, and spiritual growth. Ready? Send us mail.
