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August 2009RIMYIf) Closing submissions by, or on behalf of, the member.21) The member and the Association may be legally represented at the hearing.22) Civil Rules of Evidence will not apply and the Tribunal may itself ask questions of thewitnesses, parties or representatives as they think fit.Absence of a member23) If, at the hearing, the member is not present or represented, the Disciplinary Tribunal mayproceed to hear the matter in his/her absence if it is satisfied that notice of the hearing had beenserved upon the member in accordance with paragraph 18 above.Decision24) The Disciplinary Tribunal shall make its decision as soon as practicable after the conclusion ofthe hearing. If it finds grounds for disciplinary action it may order one or more of the courses ofdisciplinary action in accordance with paragraph 9 above.Notification of Decision25) The Secretary of the Committee shall write to the member confirming the decision of theDisciplinary Tribunal as soon as practicable thereafter.Publication of Decision26) The Committee may, at its discretion, publish any decision made either by the InvestigationsPanel or by the Disciplinary Tribunal.38
August 2009RIMYIAPPENDIX E:THE SYLLABUS FOR THE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CERTIFICATIONIntroductory Level 1&2The list isnot in sequential order as additional asanas and pranayamas areadded to the upgrading courses. See Light on Yoga for sequentialpractice.The assessors have to choose from the important asanas (bold)to see if the practice is maintained or not.LEVEL 11. Tadasana2. Vrksasana3. Utthita Trikonasana4. Virabhadrasana II5. Utthita Parsvakonasana6. Virabhadrasana l7. Ardha Chandrasana8. Parsvottanasana - (arms down)9. Prasarita Padottanasana - (concave back LOY pl. 31)10. Parighasana11. Padangusthasana12. Padahastasana13. Uttanasana - (concave back)14. Adho Mukha Svanasana - (with support)15. Utkatasana16. Dandasana17. Gomukhasana - (arms only)18. Siddhasana19. Virasana39
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