We use sacred geometry, mudras, and our open third eyes to flow through spontaneous asanas. Creating shapes and containers within the group. This encourages a real remembering of our Subtle/Energetic Body so that we can truly sense and enjoy the light and energy that we are comprised of! Can be a quicker flow than asana
Traditional breath, postures and intentions designed to honor the perfect balance of yin & yang, or “sthira sukham asanam” – resolutely abiding in good space. The practice is strengthening, aligned, and with a good dose of surrender to the majesty of the body, mind & Spirit!
We use sacred geometry, mudras, and our open third eyes to flow through spontaneous asanas. Creating shapes and containers within the group. This encourages a real remembering of our Subtle/Energetic Body so that we can truly sense and enjoy the light and energy that we are comprised of! Can be a quicker flow than asana
We use sacred geometry, mudras, and our open third eyes to flow through spontaneous asanas. Creating shapes and containers within the group. This encourages a real remembering of our Subtle/Energetic Body so that we can truly sense and enjoy the light and energy that we are comprised of! Can be a quicker flow than asana
We use sacred geometry, mudras, and our open third eyes to flow through spontaneous asanas. Creating shapes and containers within the group. This encourages a real remembering of our Subtle/Energetic Body so that we can truly sense and enjoy the light and energy that we are comprised of! Can be a quicker flow than asana
Traditional breath, postures and intentions designed to honor the perfect balance of yin & yang, or “sthira sukham asanam” – resolutely abiding in good space. The practice is strengthening, aligned, and with a good dose of surrender to the majesty of the body, mind & Spirit!
We use sacred geometry, mudras, and our open third eyes to flow through spontaneous asanas. Creating shapes and containers within the group. This encourages a real remembering of our Subtle/Energetic Body so that we can truly sense and enjoy the light and energy that we are comprised of! Can be a quicker flow than asana
Embodying the 8 limbs of Ashtanga Yoga, including: -setting sankalpa (intention) -half or full asana series (postures) -pranayama (breathwork) -mantra (chanting) -dhyana (meditation) *free to members!
Aligning and celebrating the start of Spring with our innate light! Creating intentions and seeding lifeforce for the coming season.
Gathering to reconnect in this time of staying home. Bring a picnic blanket, tea, coffee or snacks to fill your own belly.
Traditional breath, postures and intentions designed to honor the perfect balance of yin & yang, or “sthira sukham asanam” – resolutely abiding in good space. The practice is strengthening, aligned, and with a good dose of surrender to the majesty of the body, mind & Spirit!
We use sacred geometry, mudras, and our open third eyes to flow through spontaneous asanas. Creating shapes and containers within the group. This encourages a real remembering of our Subtle/Energetic Body so that we can truly sense and enjoy the light and energy that we are comprised of! Can be a quicker flow than asana
