With Buddha Day, Cinco de Mayo, Mother’s Day, Yom Ha’atzmaut, Victoria Day, Shavuot, Ganga Dussehra, Eid al-Adha, we’ll be busy!

You know when robins hop across the grass and then pause for a few seconds? They need to pause in order to focus their sensory awareness enough to listen for worms. Imagine being still enough that you could hear the slow movement of earthworms underneath the soil. I suppose it sounds damp, crumbly, and rhythmic. Now I’ve just searched it up, and apparently it can also sound raspy, scrunchie, grunty, and even gurgly, depending on the soil.

This May, let’s think of our yoga classes as an opportunity to pause long enough to tune in—-to our bodies, each other, and the living organisms with whom we (hope to) share the planet. The more that we can sense and feel ourselves and the planet, the more we de-stress and the more that we value taking care of ourselves and the planet.

Let's move, strengthen, stretch, clarify our mind, widen our lungs, and feel connected to each other. Invite your friend to come to a free trial class, just to see what you've been raving about.

This is your “flexi-pass”! From the sliding scale below, select the rate that reflects your financial situation, how often you’ll attend this month. Once you’ve registered, you can mix’n’match any classes on the schedule. Yup, any classes that suit your calendar.