February 2007


General15 Feb 2007 10:07 pm

looks like the flier attachment isn’t viewable by many of you, so i will cut and paste the content here:

Join Rusty Wells

for an inspiring evening of Bhakti Yoga to benefit

The Art of Yoga Project

for at-risk girls.

Saturday, March 3 at 5pm at the ABADA studio www.abada.org

ABADÁ-Capoeira San Francisco Brazilian Arts Center

3221 22nd Street @Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110

Your $20 donation supports The Art of Yoga Project. Thank you for your contribution to making the world a better place!

The Art of Yoga Project is a non-profit organization that helps at-risk girls prepare for a positive future by bringing yoga to them within the juvenile justice system.

Rusty Wells has a unique style that blends music, movement, and spirit. His teaching has been influenced by elements from the Ashtanga, Bikram, and Sivananada traditions, as well as many wonderful teachers, including Dharma Mittra, Swami Sivananda, and Baron Baptiste. Rusty lives and teaches in San Francisco.

Questions? Email Courtney at ccwoodrow@comcast.net

General15 Feb 2007 12:08 am

Hi Yogis!

I am sure may of you are aware that I volunteer with a project called the Art of Yoga.  We teach yoga to girls who are incarcerated.  There is a benefit coming up that I hope you all can attend.  Rusty Wells is leading a class and all proceeds go to the project (please see attached flier).  As always, I would love to see you at any (or all) of my classes!

Namaste and good health!
Wendy (McKibben) Spies
www.yogawendy.com

Moon Days14 Feb 2007 10:28 pm

Dear all,

We will observe the moon day this Friday 2/16 (astronomically it’s on Saturday but sometimes, especially when it’s on a Saturday, the moon day moves a little).

As usual there will be a Sutra discussion instead starting at 6:30.
Thursday 2/15 will be normal practice.

Traveling Yogis11 Feb 2007 12:03 am

Hi everyone,

I’ve been in Mysore 4 weeks now and have really settled into the pace of life here which is easygoing.

The number of students here has calmed down a little now. At the beginning of January they received more students then they’d ever had before, around 300 I believe. When I arrived here Guruji’s class was full so I’ve been studying in the main shala with Saraswathi, who is lovely. My brother got here a few days before me so our accommodation was all sorted by the time I arrived. It’s an upstairs apartment about a 7-minute walk to the shala. I met Marcus my first week here and he is off travelling now. Beata, Lizzie and Youngblood are here also. Some of the yogis are staying here till mid-March when the shala will close until May 3rd.

I’ve been trying the various bodywork on offer here, foot massage, Thai massage, Rolfing and even a couple of trips to the chiropractor. We did an anatomy class with Ken the Rolfer during our first couple of weeks, which was a nice change.

Mysore is a good place to catch up on some reading and the time here goes by quickly. We had a really lovely lunch today at a place called India Song House and have been enjoying the food here a lot.

I hope everyone at YIY is well and you can tell Adarsh I tried the Adarshshake in his honour at Shakti house this morning 

Looking forward to seeing you all in March.

Cheers
-Fiona

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General08 Feb 2007 01:13 pm

Hi,

Just wanted to mention two exciting ashtanga workshops coming to the Bay Area:

1) David Swenson:

When: Friday March 23-Sunday March 25 (note this overlaps with Chuck and Maty intensive - bad timing :) Where: Yoga Flow Castro (San Francisco)
Details are on the Yoga Tree website. www.yogatreesf.com

2) Nancy Gilgoff:

when: July 2-6, 2007
where: Mission Ashtanga, located on the 3d floor of Mission Yoga, 2390 Mission Street @18th in San Francisco

Monday, July 2 -Thursday, July 5: Mysore practice from 7:30-9:30 AM and Clinic from 12-3PM

Friday, July 6 Clinic and Practice from 11:15 AM - 4:15 PM

$500 / Pre-registration required ($100 deposit)
To register or for more information send an email to because789@comcast.net

This is a rare opportunity to study with Nancy in the Bay Area. The Clinic is open to practitioners with a minimum 2-year daily practice in the Ashtanga tradition. Morning practice will be Mysore-style (all levels/series). To learn more about Nancy, check out her web site at ashtangamaui.com

Elad

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