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Tag Archives: Heather Kessler
July (2024) schedule: 48 classes + yoga social!
In July, we are highlighting the second niyama, santosha or contentment. Our yoga practices—including physical poses, breathing exercises, and meditation—can all help us remain present and, as a result, be more content. Another powerful tool to help develop santosha is … Continue reading
June (2024) schedule: 46 classes, open house, workshop
As we begin June, we hope to welcome you to the studio for a social opportunity, a regular class, an occasional class, or even a workshop—for more details, see the list below! Having finished our month-by-month study of the five … Continue reading
May (2024) schedule: 51 classes and sound bath!
As May gets underway, we are happy to share our month’s focus and schedule and to invite you to come practice with us. This month, we continue our journey through the yamas and niyamas with a focus on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Angie Jones, Beshka Moore, Feeding America, Heather Kessler, Iajahnni Von, May, Memorial Day, sound bath, Uta Ziegler
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March (2024) schedule: 55 classes + 2 social opportunities!
As we begin March, we are looking forward to seeing you for a class, a social opportunity, or both! This month, as many of us continue our study of yoga beyond the physical postures, we will be exploring the yama of asteya or … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Simpson, Angie Jones, asteya, Awe, chair, Dacher Keltner, Frances Strickler, Heather Kessler, Iajahnni Von, Yoga Social
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All invited to Holiday Open House: Sun., 12/10, 5:30 p.m.
Are you curious about yoga in general or about 4yoga specifically? Already taking or teaching yoga and interested in meeting other yoga folks? Intrigued by the idea of a “trail mix bar”? …or maybe even all of the above? Then … Continue reading
Fall book club, continued: Successful Aging, Sun., 11/12, 1 p.m.
Thank you to everyone who made our October book club meeting a success! Because Daniel J. Levitin’s Successful Aging is so rich and so conversation-provoking, we decided to add a second fall meeting to continue discussing it. Please join us … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel J. Levitin, Heather Kessler, Successful Aging
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October (2023) schedule: 40 classes + 3 special events
Thank you to all of you who celebrated our 12th birthday with us in September, whether by attending class, joining us for a post-class event, reaching out via email, or connecting on Facebook! We deeply appreciate your support of our … Continue reading
BG Gallery Hop Pop-Up Event: visit downtown on Sat., Aug. 26!
Our studio is excited to participate in a 2023 “reboot” of a community favorite: the Bowling Green Gallery Hop! Beginning at noon on Sat., Aug. 26, come stroll around Fountain Square to see work by 40+ local artists—and to chat … Continue reading
Fall book club meeting: Successful Aging on Sun., Oct. 15, 2023
So far this year, we have enjoyed discussing two books with members of our community: Stolen Focus and Clarity & Connection! As you plan for fall, be sure to check out our next read: Daniel J. Levitin’s Successful Aging: A … Continue reading