In my years of teaching yoga and mindfulness meditation, I hear from students, “I can’t practice mindfulness meditation. My mind is too busy.” This has given me pause to ask myself, why is it that people believe that to be mindful or to meditate, the mind must be immediately or even often, calm? This may be perhaps because we see photos of meditators looking peaceful and calm. But is this really what’s occurring when we first sit down to meditate?

When life throws you incredible challenges, the lessons of yoga applied off the mat can mean everything. Join us for an experiential exploration of non-attachment in yoga.

Perhaps you have heard about the seven chakra model and its seven colors of the chakras. Each chakra corresponds with a color, attribute, seed sound and meaning.