Copy of Afrikan Yoga: "Tama-Re Smai Taui"

Welcome to PIMAY:

Afrikan Yoga: "Tama-Re Smai Taui"!

For a rejuvenating experience like no other. Connect with your body, mind, and spirit through the ancient practice of Afrikan Yoga.

Building back our community with Unity.

Kundalini Tantra Yoga 200YTT with continued CPD, Afrikan Yoga PIMAY 200YTT.

'Simeon Steven Brown.'

'Tehuti Ptah Djed'

'Master of Divine Words, open and endures'

Experience African Drums and natural sound, cultural movement ending with mind and body meditation.

Joing our family and community as we share our rich history and culture of Afrikan Yoga.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced yogi, this event is open to all levels.

PIMAY (Pablo Imani Method Afrikan Yoga) means the Lion and is the name of 22nd Dynasty Egyptian Prince son of Sheshonq II Afrikan Yoga™ is essentially Tama-re Smai Taui founded and coined by Pablo Imani. Tama-re (pronounced Ta-Ma-Re) Tama-re is an ancient name for Africa meaning the land of Ta (Earth), Ma (Water) and Re (Sun) or solar forces. Tama-re is often seen as Ta-merri – meaning the ‘Beloved Land’ or ‘Land of the Beloved’. Smai Smai sometimes spelt Sma or Sema is the word for union and also means the science of breath. Its hieroglyph is a symbol of pharynx, the windpipe attached to the lungs this symbol is often found on temple walls throughout Egypt. Taui Taui sometimes spelt Tawi or Tawy is the word for two lands meaning two abodes, as in a physical land or the physical and spiritual planes (dimensions); masculine and feminine energy etc. The meaning of Smai Taui is to bring oneness from duality through breath.

Come and join us Every Wednesday to lift you in the middle of your week with movement to African Drumming to increase your health and Well-being.

Don't miss this opportunity to nourish your soul and deepen your practice and most importantly connect with YOUR African, black and Carribean community See you there!

Info: Hudu is basically Afrikan Tai CHI: Movement, flow, form and Rhythm: HU –Masculine –cosmic force of nature companion of RA (consciousness), HI – Feminine - cosmic force of nature, SHEN – Feminine eternal- circle, SHAM – Masculine – Dynamic life force and direct linear. Hudu is not Tai Chi but is comparatively associated because of it’s emphasis
and use of yin and yang (Afrikan Shen and Sham). Learn how to use different movements to activate elements within the body.

Info: Discover the power of Smai Taui:
Smai sometimes spelt Sma or Sema is the word for union and also means the science of
breath. Its hieroglyph is a symbol of pharynx, the windpipe attached to the lungs this symbol
is often found on temple walls throughout Egypt.
Taui
Taui sometimes spelt Tawi or Tawy is the word for two lands meaning two abodes, as in a
physical land or the physical and spiritual planes (dimensions); masculine and feminine
energy etc. The meaning of Smai Taui is to bring oneness from duality through breath. The in the out, the above and the below.

Info: Each week Learn the difffernt types of 24 Postures of Afikan Yoga. We call postures Sanuyaats

Info: Take deep mindful relaxation and meditation in Indian Yoga known as Savasana. In Afrika Yoga we call this Mummy Pose. Do not be alarmed as we return to a restful and rejuvenating state

Info: Within Afrikan Yoga there is the use of Ma-NTR-Ra – Emotion/Nature/Supreme Divinity/Cosmic
Consciousness or what most people call mantra. In Nuwaupic the language of the ancients we call
mantra Magala or Majala ‘magic words’ and related to this meaning is Hikau/Hekau used for our
connection with the cosmic forces of nature personifying the principles and power of these forces here and now within our own being.

Host or Publisher Simeon Steven and Rhea Swaby