with Heather Fahey-Singh
This workshop is a holistic experience designed to support individuals in recovery, those with loved ones in recovery, and mental health clinicians seeking practical tools to help their clients. This workshop combines gentle movement, mindful breathwork, and meditation to help participants reconnect with their bodies, manage stress, and cultivate joy.
with Swami Asokananda, E-RYT 500
The world needs heart, maybe more than ever. Bhakti Yoga teaches the art and science of reconnecting to our spiritual heart. The intellect is necessary for highlighting distinction and divisions; it needs to be balanced with the heart, which highlights connection and non-separateness.
with Purvi Shah
Grief isn’t always about the loss of a loved one. It can stem from losing a sense of agency, navigating life transitions, feeling displaced, or simply moving through the many shifts that come with being human. Grief takes many shapes—and it lives in the body as much as the heart.
with Simrit Kaur
Kundalini Yoga, chanting, sound + gongs and Chai tea.
with Swami Chidananda
Join us for Satsang, a special time to come together as a spiritual community. Each session begins with the sacred sound of OM, followed by universal chants in English and Sanskrit. We’ll then watch a short video clip from Sri Gurudev or open the space with a reflection led by one of our senior teachers, followed by group discussion or Q&A.
with Swami Chidananda
Join us for Satsang, a special time to come together as a spiritual community. Each session begins with the sacred sound of OM, followed by universal chants in English and Sanskrit. We’ll then watch a short video clip from Sri Gurudev or open the space with a reflection led by one of our senior teachers, followed by group discussion or Q&A.
with Swami Asokananda, E-RYT 500
The focus in this class will be on practicing asanas in a way that will help you to “chill out.” We will move slowly, listen attentively to the body’s messages, and allow it to release tension more fully.
with Sumati / Karen Bates
Bring your heart and your voice. Devoted spiritual seekers often chant mantras for hours at a time. The longer one chants, the longer the divine vibrations cultivate within the body, mind, and soul.
with Sumati / Karen Bates
Bring your heart and your voice. Devoted spiritual seekers often chant mantras for hours at a time. The longer one chants, the longer the divine vibrations cultivate within the body, mind, and soul.
