Course Overview

Dhyana is synonymous with meditation and has the specific characteristics of abiding attention. These lesson guide you through a classical series of steps used in Yoga. Attention is focussed systematically through body, hands, eyes and breath. Putting the pieces together culminates in a wholistic practice incorporating Asana, Mudra and Drishti.


Course Curriculum

    1. Introduction

    1. Lesson 01: Stabilising the seat

    2. Lesson 02: Freeing the neck

    3. Lesson 03: Lifting the Chest

    4. Lesson 04: Firming the neck to find the crown.

    5. Lesson 05: Kechari Mudra

    6. Lesson 06: Drishti

    7. Lesson 07: Jnana Mudra

    8. Lesson 08: Whole Body Awareness

About this course

  • 9 lessons

Soundmoves creator and curator

25 years Yoga teaching experience

M. Sc, C-IAYT, E-RYT 500, YACEP, 30 years exp Noah Mckenna

Noah Mckenna developed the Soundmoves method over three decades of teaching and personal practice. The approach centres on restorative yoga taught at clinical depth — sequencing built around the autonomic nervous system, integrated with heart rate variability biofeedback, polyvagal-informed practice, and resonant frequency breathing. Noah holds an M.Sc, the C-IAYT credential from the International Association of Yoga Therapists, E-RYT 500 with Yoga Alliance, and YACEP continuing education provider status. Soundmoves is registered as an IAYT-Approved Professional Development provider, a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School (RYS 200 and RYS 300), and a YACEP provider. His teaching draws on years of immersion in India — including time in Mysore — but the methodology he now teaches is his own: a synthesis of contemplative tradition, contemporary neuroscience, and the practical science of breath. The work is delivered as evidence-informed yoga teaching with a primary focus on nervous system regulation, suitable for students wanting to teach this work themselves and for yoga therapists wanting to deepen their clinical scope. He teaches online, asynchronously, with lifetime access for every student. Direct questions from enrolled students are welcomed.