Spiritual Study: The Yoga of Everyday Sanity, Part 3 of 3

Online | $5-20 sliding scale | 3 sessions, offered individually.
Free for active teachers

Part 1:  11/30 Book now
Part 3:  12/7 Book now

Please register in advance: a Zoom link will be emailed 1 hour before the session, or join Zoom directly via your Momence dashboard.

Yoga was never meant to be confined to a rubber mat for an hour a day. It was designed as an emergency toolkit for the human psyche.

The Yoga of Everyday Sanity is an interactive three-part workshop series that shifts yoga from a physical fitness routine into an existential rescue mission. Drawing from the profound, time-tested philosophy of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras (Swami Satchidananda and Rev Jaganath Carrera’s interpretations), this series reframes the six traditional branches of yoga and the psychological “Locks and Keys” as direct, actionable solutions to the modern crises of burnout, anxiety, and relational drama.

The Yoga Spiritual Study series is an offering in which participants learn and discuss how the teachings of Yoga apply to our daily lives. We read passages from scriptures of Yoga and other ancient and contemporary spiritual texts, take time to reflect upon them, and share with each other how these words and practices support us on the spiritual path.
All are welcome to join any one or all of the sessions. These sessions will not be recorded.

Reverend Diana “Dharani” Díaz, MA, RYT 500 is ordained by IYI Minister Reverend Jaganath Carrera through Yoga Life Society. A writer and Yoga teacher certified in Yoga for Stress Management, Accessible Yoga and Holistic Sound Resonance, Rev. Dharani is passionate about sharing both yoga and writing in communities. She teaches yoga online for Sister Mentors and currently serves as vice president of Voices of Our Nation’s Arts (VONA), an organization that nurtures writers of color. She particularly enjoys the practice of Yoga Nidra, which aligns with her beliefs in the healing power of sound, words, and the nature of the true Self being peace.

Spiritual Study: The Yoga of Everyday Sanity, 2 of 3 parts

Online | $5-20 sliding scale | 3 sessions, offered individually.
Free for active teachers

Part 1:  11/30 Book now
Part 3:  12/14 Book now

Please register in advance: a Zoom link will be emailed 1 hour before the session, or join Zoom directly via your Momence dashboard.

Yoga was never meant to be confined to a rubber mat for an hour a day. It was designed as an emergency toolkit for the human psyche.

The Yoga of Everyday Sanity is an interactive three-part workshop series that shifts yoga from a physical fitness routine into an existential rescue mission. Drawing from the profound, time-tested philosophy of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras (Swami Satchidananda and Rev Jaganath Carrera’s interpretations), this series reframes the six traditional branches of yoga and the psychological “Locks and Keys” as direct, actionable solutions to the modern crises of burnout, anxiety, and relational drama.

The Yoga Spiritual Study series is an offering in which participants learn and discuss how the teachings of Yoga apply to our daily lives. We read passages from scriptures of Yoga and other ancient and contemporary spiritual texts, take time to reflect upon them, and share with each other how these words and practices support us on the spiritual path.
All are welcome to join any one or all of the sessions. These sessions will not be recorded.

Reverend Diana “Dharani” Díaz, MA, RYT 500 is ordained by IYI Minister Reverend Jaganath Carrera through Yoga Life Society. A writer and Yoga teacher certified in Yoga for Stress Management, Accessible Yoga and Holistic Sound Resonance, Rev. Dharani is passionate about sharing both yoga and writing in communities. She teaches yoga online for Sister Mentors and currently serves as vice president of Voices of Our Nation’s Arts (VONA), an organization that nurtures writers of color. She particularly enjoys the practice of Yoga Nidra, which aligns with her beliefs in the healing power of sound, words, and the nature of the true Self being peace.

Spiritual Study: The Yoga of Everyday Sanity, 1 of 3 parts

Online | $5-20 sliding scale | 3 parts/sessions, offered individually.
Free for active teachers

Part 2:  12/7 Book now
Part 3:  12/14 Book now

Please register in advance: a Zoom link will be emailed 1 hour before the session, or join Zoom directly via your Momence dashboard.

Yoga was never meant to be confined to a rubber mat for an hour a day. It was designed as an emergency toolkit for the human psyche.

The Yoga of Everyday Sanity is an interactive three-part workshop series that shifts yoga from a physical fitness routine into an existential rescue mission. Drawing from the profound, time-tested philosophy of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras (Swami Satchidananda and Rev Jaganath Carrera’s interpretations), this series reframes the six traditional branches of yoga and the psychological “Locks and Keys” as direct, actionable solutions to the modern crises of burnout, anxiety, and relational drama.

The Yoga Spiritual Study series is an offering in which participants learn and discuss how the teachings of Yoga apply to our daily lives. We read passages from scriptures of Yoga and other ancient and contemporary spiritual texts, take time to reflect upon them, and share with each other how these words and practices support us on the spiritual path.
All are welcome to join any one or all of the sessions. These sessions will not be recorded.

Reverend Diana “Dharani” Díaz, MA, RYT 500 is ordained by IYI Minister Reverend Jaganath Carrera through Yoga Life Society. A writer and Yoga teacher certified in Yoga for Stress Management, Accessible Yoga and Holistic Sound Resonance, Rev. Dharani is passionate about sharing both yoga and writing in communities. She teaches yoga online for Sister Mentors and currently serves as vice president of Voices of Our Nation’s Arts (VONA), an organization that nurtures writers of color. She particularly enjoys the practice of Yoga Nidra, which aligns with her beliefs in the healing power of sound, words, and the nature of the true Self being peace.

Annual Virtual Integral Yoga Memorial Service

Honoring and Remembering Our Loved Ones

This online Memorial Service is free and open to all – Sunday, November 1, 8:00 am to 10:00 am PT (11:00 am – 1:00 pm ET).  There is no need to register in advance.

Please CLICK HERE to Join VIRTUAL SERVICE ON Sunday, November 1st.

The loss of someone we love touches the heart in ways that works cannot always express. Yet love continues beyond physical presence, and prayer can offer confront both to those who grieve and, in many spiritual traditions, to those who have passed.

No matter how recently–or how love agar– your loved one passed, you are warmly invited to join us in remember,” father leaders from different ing them, honoring the lives they lived, and offering heartfelt prayers for their continuing hourly.

In the spirit of Integral Yoga’s teaching, “truth is One, Paths are Many,” faith leaders from different traditions will share reflections on death, the soul, and the journey beyond this life. Through prayer, sacred music, remembrance, and moments of quiet reflection, we will come together in a spirit of peach, love and hope.

Would you like us to honor someone you love?

If you would like your loved one included in our Memorial Slide Show, please email ministry@integralyoga.org by Monday, October 26, and include:

  • Their name
  • Date of birth and date of passing
  • A photograph
  • A Significant aspect of their life plus Two or three qualities for which they will be lovingly remembered (no more than 2 sentences)

Email Information about Your Loved One to ministry@integralyoga.org

During the service, we will lovingly remember each person submitted and honor the unique life they shared with us.

Please CLICK HERE to Join VIRTUAL SERVICE ON Sunday, November 1st.

Hosted by Integral Yoga Ministry – ministry@integralyoga.org – Truth is One Paths are Many.. Pick one, Go Deep – Sri Swami Satchidananda

 

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