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Category Archives: schedule
June (2019) pose of the month and class schedule
Beginning in June, we are delighted to share a new approach to each month’s focus: the pose of the month! Each month, one of our teachers will select a pose and share her thoughts about and experiences with it in … Continue reading
Standing Strong Workshop with Lisa Kearny, E-RYT 200
Have you ever wanted a opportunity to fine-tune your understanding of and alignment for standing poses? Then we have just the event for you! 4yoga is excited to welcome Lisa Kearny to host a workshop on standing poses on Sat., … Continue reading
Memorial Day Weekend, 2019: 7 studio classes + Meditation@the Museum!
If your Memorial Day weekend plans place you in Bowling Green, either as a resident or as a guest, please join us for a yoga or meditation class! In addition to hosting the monthly Meditation@theMuseum class at The Downing Museum … Continue reading
Posted in holiday, meditation, mindfulness, places for yoga, schedule
Tagged May, Meditation@theMuseum, Memorial Day, The Downing Museum
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Help cultivating joy: NPR story, “From Gloom to Gratitude”
Do you ever wish that you could elevate your mood with a few simple strategies? A recent NPR story, “From Gloom to Gratitude: 8 Skills to Cultivate Joy,” reports on a research study that showed success when participants practiced 8 … Continue reading
Posted in gratitude, meditation, mindfulness, schedule
Tagged Alice Simpson, Angie Jones, NPR
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April (2019) focus and class schedule
April invites us to come along with the buds and blossoms, to be buoyed up on a carefree breeze that delivers happy sounds of neighbors sharing neighborly tidings, birdsong, and children’s delightful cacophony of outdoor play. Come along and open … Continue reading