ONLINE with Nina Rao
Chanting cleans the mirror of my heart to develop the clarity to slowly (but surely I’m told) find the Love and along the way, try to step out of my own reactionary behavior and see and be with all as it is.
ONLINE with Sarani Beth Fedman
Please join us for exploration of the roots of racism and the changes we need to see in ourselves and society.
ONLINE with Swami Ramananda, Astrud Castillo & Diana Meltsner
Please join us for the final celebration of Vijayadasami. After 9 days Navaratri of celebrating the Divine Feminine in the forms of the three goddesses: Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati, we honor the Divine Mother and her victory over evil.
ONLINE with Pamela Stokes Eggleston, MBA, E-RYT-500, YACEP
In this online workshop, release stress, tension, and overwhelm with Yoga2Sleep, a Yoga therapy workshop designed to support a better quality of sleep.
ONLINE with Swami Ramananda & Swami Divyananda Ma
Join these two beloved swamis as they share their spiritual journey with us.
Come with some of your deep, heartfelt questions. Each Swami will share a message and take questions.
ONLINE with Madhavi Becht
We gather once a month to chant the Gayatri Mantra, the great mantra of Light and Liberation, to maximize the spiritual benefits of the full moon.
ONLINE with Mazin Jamal
It becomes more evident every day that the times of non-participation in our society have come and gone. Many people, and the planet, are making it clear in more and more blatant ways that they have had enough.
Part 3 of 3 ONLINE with Mukunda Marc Morozumi
This last part of the 3-part series will round out the conversation of "Moving Inside, Outside and Beyond Our Hatha Practice" by shifting emphasis to the benefits from the seen to the unseen.
ONLINE with Swami Ramananda and Swami Vidyananda
ONLINE with Claudia Bartsch
We will explore the anatomy of the breath, use movement and stretches to enable the body to receive the breath more fully. You will also learn techniques...
POSTPONED – new dates TBA
ONLINE with Mirabai Warkulwiz
Kirtan is part of the path of Bhakti Yoga -- the path of opening the heart through devotion and surrender. It is the music of the heart, and is sung freely from the heart.
