Beyond the shapes of postures lies the true heart of Yoga

 

Are you searching for a deeper understanding of Yoga, beyond the physical postures commonly taught today?

Are you curious about yoga’s spiritual and energetic dimensions?

Have you been longing for a path that can give meaning and direction to your life?

If you answered yes, then this is the course for you!

Whether you are new to yoga or an experienced practitioner seeking to deepen your understanding, this training welcomes anyone ready to embark on a transformative journey into the Tantra Yoga Tradition.

More about the training

 

Rooted in the living traditions of Hatha and Tantra Yoga, this training offers a deep immersion into the heart of practice. Set on a family-run yoga farm at the edge of Abruzzo National Park in central Italy, the experience unfolds in rhythm with the land among forests, mountains, animals, and open skies.

Our 200-hour Hatha Tantra Yoga Teacher Training is rooted in the traditional Hatha Tantra Yoga path and offers a full immersion into both theory and practice. Through work with the body, breath, and mind, you will learn practices that cultivate balance, vitality, focus, and self-awareness. The training explores how physical practice can become a gateway to deeper inner awareness, supporting a journey from the tangible experience of the body toward subtler dimensions of energy, and ultimately to a deeper understanding of our true nature.

This is not a fast-track certification.

It’s a grounded and sincere initiation into a living tradition.

Rather than rushing toward a certificate, we move slowly, allowing time for self-inquiry, digestion, embodiment, and integration. Through intimate guidance, shared rituals, and a strong container of mentorship, this becomes more than a course. It becomes a turning point.

If you feel ready to walk a sincere path, this training offers a space to remember what is essential, and begin again, in presence.

Location & Food

 

A Hidden Sanctuary in the Heart of Italy

 

Our yoga farm is nestled at the foot of the Abruzzi National Park, in the village of Pescosolido, central Italy.

Being on a farm will completely change your lifestyle with the delicious healthy organic food you’ll get during the entire training.

These four weeks in a beautiful country residence, completely immersed in nature, away from the distractions and the noise of modern life, will facilitate the in-depth practice, making our training a unique and unforgettable experience.

We accommodate dietary needs such as vegan, gluten-free, or dairy-free.

Investment:

 

✦ Shared Mixed Dorm

€2,650 (per person)

 

✦ Shared Twin Room with Private Bathroom

€2870 (per person)

 

✦ Private Room with Private Bathroom

€3,130 (per person)

OUR TEACHERS

 

Antonio Siragusa

Antonio grew up in the mountains of Abruzzo on an organic farm, where he developed a profound relationship with the land and the cycles of nature. Before becoming a teacher, he studied yoga and meditation in India and Thailand, and has practiced for over a decade. His real training, however, came from integrating these teachings into everyday life – building a community, working the soil, meditating before dawn, and walking the path not in theory, but in practice.

With a background in philosophy, Antonio bridges East and West, mind and body, tradition and modern life. He pursued a Master’s degree in psychology and Eastern philosophies, bringing an interdisciplinary depth to his approach.

Antonio is the founder of the Yoga Farm, an intentional community rooted in yoga, nature, and shared purpose. His teaching is simple, direct, and deeply alive, grounded in the living experience of yoga as a path of service.

For him, a teacher is not someone who shows off knowledge, but someone who lives what they speak. In this training, he brings the wisdom of the land, the patience of real-life integration, and the clarity of someone who has walked the path for many years – quietly, steadily, and with heart.

Michael Chatzopoulos

Michael, a devoted tantra and yoga teacher, began his journey at a young age, eventually immersing himself in Eastern mysticism and yoga in the Himalayan mountains. Under the guidance of his Indian mentor, he was initiated into the traditions of yoga, laying the foundation for his spiritual exploration.

Over the years, he deepened his understanding of tantra and yoga, studying with esteemed teachers across Asia, Europe, and America. Among them was the great Kirantana Khalsa, as well as Gurus from Shivoham Tantra School in India and Satyaloka School in Greece. He also completed a 500-hour Yoga TTC in India with Rishikesh Yog Peeth and studied with various schools in Southern Thailand, focusing on yoga and tantra.

Additionally, he has participated in silent meditation retreats and has taught workshops in different countries. Since then, he has been sharing his knowledge through retreats, teacher trainings, and private sessions.

Michael’s philosophy is rooted in the belief that evolution is an inherent part of life. Through spiritual technologies like yoga, we can actively accelerate our journey toward liberation. He recognizes that this transformative process brings equilibrium, joy, safety, and beauty into our lives, guiding us toward a more compassionate and authentic existence. With deep gratitude for the wisdom imparted to him by his teachers and gurus, he aspires not only to support others on their spiritual path but also to contribute to a collective awakening—fostering a community dedicated to service and spiritual growth.

His commitment lies in creating a space where individuals can explore the depths of yoga, embracing both its profound wisdom and practical applications.

Ana Ichim

Ana is a yoga and tantra practitioner and teacher. She has been immersed in the study and practice of yoga for over a decade, through personal practice, formal trainings, and extended periods of direct experience with different teachers, traditions, and immersive retreats.

She begins her journey in her early twenties with contemporary styles of yoga. Over time, her path naturally shifts toward more traditional approaches rooted in Tantra and Hatha Yoga. She is later introduced to traditional tantric and kundalini practices, as well as classical Hatha Yoga. She receives initiation within a tantric lineage in India and continues her practice through periods of retreat, sādhanā, and sustained personal study.

Along the way, she encounters a wide range of teachings and environments, which help her develop discernment between structured traditional systems and more rigid or dogmatic approaches.

Her approach today is simple and grounded. She values integration over intensity, and embodiment over theory. Practice is understood as inseparable from life, shaping how experience is met in daily living.

She works with yoga and tantric practice as a process of loosening identification with fixed patterns and supporting a more direct, present, and honest way of being.

Her teaching focuses on creating spaces for practice, study, and inner exploration that are grounded, experiential, and accessible.”

How to get to our farm

Please book your flight to arrive at Leonardo da Vinci – Fiumicino Airport (FCO), Ciampino – G.B. Pastine International Airport (CIA), or Naples International Airport (NAP).

From Rome, the easiest way to get to the farm is by bus. The ticket costs 6,100 EUR. The bus leaves frequently throughout the day, even on Sundays and holidays. To catch the bus to Sora, you must go to the Anagnina Bus Station in Rome by taking the metro line A (the metro takes about 25 minutes from the Termini station, Anagnina is the last stop on line A). The bus to Sora leaves from platform 10.
The station in Sora is the last stop on the bus, so while you are on the bus, you can relax and not worry about missing your stop. From Naples, there is a bus that takes you to Sora that leaves every day except Sundays and holidays from Piazza Garibaldi. Piazza Garibaldi is in front of the main train station in Naples.’’