Yoga - Kashi Atlanta - Center for Yoga, Service and Community

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Kashi Atlanta offers ongoing instruction in several styles of yoga. Levels vary from beginner to advanced. Classes also include pranayama and guided meditation, as well as a class devoted to Spiritual Growth & Meditation. A broad spectrum of practitioners is represented, and each is encouraged to grow in awareness as they progress.
Frequently asked questions.
Descriptions of our classes.
Upcoming workshops and events.
Meet our teachers.
Photos of recent events.

Pricing
Accepted for any class:

4 class card $52
one month expiration
8 class card $96
two month expiration
12 class card $132
three month expiration
36 class card is $360
6 month expiration

Drop in to any class: $14.

Monthly rate: Unlimited yoga $135/month.

Full-time students, people on disability or otherwise financially challenged: A discount is available for those who really need it, please ask.
Spiritual Counseling Sessions are available with Jaya Devi, who is an ordained minister within Ma Jaya’s interfaith teaching, where you can address any personal challenges – spiritual, emotional, or physical – or develop a customized personal practice.
Private Sessions are available with members of our staff to thoroughly enhance your practice. Sessions are available in yoga, meditation, pilates, weight training, reiki and body work.

Jaya Devi Bhagavati teaches at the
Atlanta Yoga Conference

Jaya Devi Bhagavati, Kashi Atlanta’s executive and spiritual director, initiated over 40 yogis from various studios all over Atlanta into the ancient yogic practice of Kali Natha Yoga. Developed by yoga master and Guru Ma Jaya Sati Bhagavati, Kali Natha Yoga is sacred combinations of yoga asanas, breathwork and meditation designed to awaken various aspects of the Divine within ourselves. Jaya Devi is one of only a handful of Senior Kali Natha Yoga instructors in the world.

Kashi Atlanta’s Jaya Devi led over 50 yogis in the close of the Atlanta Yoga Conference with meditation and kirtan (devotional yoga chanting). Ganesh Giri, Kashi Atlanta’s lead kirtan wala, led yogis in chanting “Jai Jai Ganga Ma,” giving thanks for the continuous flow of the divine that occurred during throughout the day. Jaya Devi Bhagavati ended the conference with a magnificent meditation on union– bringing in the essence of the goal of union.

Saturday, October 14, 2006

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Kashi Atlanta Ashram
Yoga, Service, & Community
1681 McLendon Avenue
Atlanta, GA 30307