2012 Classical Yoga Teacher Training
with Swami Jaya Devi Bhagavati, RYT 500
Course begins: February 2012
Our eighth Classical Yoga Teacher Training begins this February. During the course, students will experience the eight limbs of classical yoga and gain a deep understanding of how they can bring an experience of yoga, literally “union” or “yoking” oneself to the Divine, to others. Each weekend, students will delve into the physical, energetic, and spiritual practices of asana, breathwork, and meditation.  They will learn to calm the mind and discipline the senses through the ancient practices of meditation. read more>

Valentine's Partner Yoga
with Kim Candika Alford, E-RYT
Learn to move through a playful sequence of partner-assisted asanas (poses) with senior yoga instructor Kim Candika Alford. Partner Yoga focuses on cultivating trust and sensitivity for your partner and yourself. It is a practice to directly experience the root principle of Yoga – union. The support provided by your partner can help you to tackle more complex and challenging asanas. read more>
Sunday, February 12, from 1:30 - 4 p.m. - $50/$25 per person
($20 per person with paid registration by February 10)

KNY 500 Hour Tantric Practice
with Agni Ma & Skanda
Kali Natha Yoga Tantric 500 hr practice is for students enrolled in the Kali Natha Yoga Teachers Training Course at the 500 hour level. We will begin each session focusing on a different tantric Kali Natha Yoga asana series developed by Ma Jaya Sati Bhagavati. This series is designed to wring out any suffering and bring in the essence of purity that comes from the practices of tapas or disciplines. Sunday, February 19 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. $15 ($10 by February 12)

The Art of Savasana
with Devaki Comerford, RYT
This workshop will focus on aligning and supporting the body to maximize comfort and explore the depths of deep relaxation. We will cover three variations of Savasana. During this practice we will use yoga nidra, mantra and pratyahara to explore a calmer state of being where we can relax and rejuvenate. The season of winter is focused on turning inward. As animals hibernate and flowers die in order to prepare themselves for awakening in spring, we too need to allow time for ourselves to experience stillness and silenceso that we may heal and rejuvenate. Restorative Yoga stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system by conscious manipulation of the body. By changing our bodies and placing them in postures where we can relax and let go, we start to calm the nervous system, letting go of stress and bringing balance and harmony to the body.
Sunday, February 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. $25 ($20 by February 4)

The Dance of Prana: Three Week Series
with Swami Jaya Devi Bhagavati, RYT 500
Experience the power and play of Pranayama - the yogic breath designed to harness the power of the authentic self.
Three Week Series, starts February 20; Mondays, from 6 - 7:15 p.m.

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