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Vinyasa

Vinyasa Yoga

Vinyasa in its original meaning from the early Tantras is understood as the ‘sequence of consciousness,’ or how life unfolds from…the creative pulse of ...

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Gentle Yoga

Gentle Vinyasa Yoga

“In Gentle Vinyasa classes, you’ll be guided through postures in a Vinyasa style, with a focus on more basic poses, but allowing for more challenging poses based ...

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8Limbs

8 Limbs of Yoga

Traditionally in our classes we practice asana, the yoga postures, and pranayama, breathing or rather breath control. But these two disciplines form part ...

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8Limbs

Ahimsa

Ahimsa is the fundamental and most basic principle of living as a good human. Do not cause pain or injury to another. And this ...

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Satyam

Satyam also goes deeper than the surface meaning of truthfulness. Just because we speak the truth does not mean we are ...

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Asteya

Asteya is not as simple as refraining from stealing a possession that belongs to someone else. We steal much from others without ...

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Brahmacharya

Frequently translated as celibacy, the meaning of brahmacharya is much more comprehensive. From a religious point it means one ...

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Aparigraha

Aparigraha literally means “non-hoarding.” It means don’t take more than you need – in any area of life. Mahatma Gandhi said it best...

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Saucha

Saucha means “cleanliness and purity. Saucha does not simply stop at bathing each day, but also pertains to a deeper level of ...

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Santosha

In life, the tragedy is that no matter what we have, we always want more. We are rarely if ever satisfied. As intent, Santosha is doing one's best and ...

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Tapas

In life, the tragedy is that no matter what we have, we always want more. We are rarely if ever satisfied. As intent, Santosha is doing one's best and ...

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