Yoga News December 2006

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THURSDAY, 28 DECEMBER 2006
	New Year’s Day Yoga Mala
	Join the area yoga community in this Yoga Mala event as we mark the transition into the New Year. Participants will move to powerful chanting and drum beats while completing an invigorating practice of 108 sun salutations. Sets of 27 sun salutes will be led by certified yoga instructors. There will be 5-10 minute breaks for gentle yoga and relaxation between sets. At the conclusion, pa Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 27 DECEMBER 2006
	YoKids, Yoga in Schools
	Yoga is now finding its way into schools and serves as an important role in the health and well-being of children across the country and specifically in the mid-coast area. According to http://camden.villagesoup.com, yoga enables children to know themselves and their behavior more deeply. Likewise, it only takes several sessions, between 5-15 minutes, to achieve positive results like bette Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 22 DECEMBER 2006
	DTTDC to Revive Yoga Camps in Parks
	The Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation (DTTDC) is planning to revive yoga camps in various parks with the help of the government, according to http://in.news.yahoo.com. According to the DTTDC, it was not possible to bear the cost of holding these camps, thus seeking the help of the government. Likewise, officials said that services of yoga teachers employed in various Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 21 DECEMBER 2006
	Women's Winter Yoga & Meditation Retreat
	Share yoga practice, meditation and your stories as women on “The Way” in this unique retreat with Katherine Kaufman on January 24-28, 2007. Our daily practice will include silent sitting meditation practice, flowing yoga classes; deeply relaxing restorative yoga sessions and outdoor contemplative walking meditation. We will also build community and share our wisdom by creating an altar to Read Full Story
	Ashtanga Yoga Retreat with Caroline Klebl
	Come join us on beautiful Bali surrounded by serene tropical environment for an Ashtanga Yoga Retreat with Caroline Klebl on February 2 to 16, 2007. The retreat will begin with a series of workshops, exploring the depth of Ashtanga Yoga. The postures of the primary series will be introduced sequentially, one posture preparing the body for the subsequent posture. The principles of Mulah Ban Read Full Story