Renata Spironello
Naam teacher and Sukshmah Method instructor
Renata Spironello is a Senior Harmonyum Practitioner, Naam Yogi, and Universal Kabbalah teacher. She is admired and respected for her skills in business development and for empowering individuals to reach beyond themselves. This optimistic and heartfelt native Brazilian’s commitment to excellence and service to humankind has earned her the respect and recognition of her clients and peers. For the past 10 years, she has been working with the psychotherapeutic application of Divine Spiritual Wisdom to help people from all walks of life with their health, relationships, communication, and careers. Renata shares her perspicacious professional insights as a Naam Yoga Certified Teacher Trainer throughout the year and is a member of the International Naam Yoga Association, the International Harmonyum Association, and Yoga Alliance.
She is deeply committed to contributing to the positive evolution of humankind through her profound and spiritual work with Women and Mothers-to-be through The Kabbalah of Birth and Beyond trainings that she imparts along with other powerful women. She believes that women are the only Hope for a true and everlasting change of humanity. Renata also teaches Divine Spiritual Wisdom regularly in Mexico, Spain, Germany, and Brazil. When in the United States, she makes her home in Los Angeles at Naam Yoga LA Research and Healing Center in Santa Monica. She has been blessed to study under the guidance of Dr. Joseph Michael Levry, founder of Naam Yoga and father of Harmonyum Healing, and often travels with him as his assistant worldwide.
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The Sukshmah Method
A 90 min Experience of Breath and Micromovements
Led by Renata Spironello
The Suskshmah Method applies ancient yogic practice using sound, posture, and subtle energy to restore vitality, heal the body, enhance prana flow, and awaken inner power.
$30
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