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YOGA AND MEDITATION YOGA: Summer 2008 schedule: Tuesdays: 3- 4:15 pm and 5:45 - 7 pm. No class June 24 and July 1st. Each class size is limited to six students. All levels, including beginner. Yoga at Beyond Postures integrates traditional hatha yoga with mind-body awareness principles to bring you to a deeper connection with your inner wisdom. Acknowledging that every body is unique, Yoga at Beyond Postures guides you to meet yourself where you are as you move into, hold and move out of postures. Present and aware, you can then take greater charge of your experience and begin a path toward creating the potential for change, personal growth, and enhanced well-being. While group practice has its own benefits, Yoga at Beyond Postures also strives to create the potential to own your own experience, putting the benefits of yoga directly into your hands. This is how you build the foundation for a personal practice that will lead to lasting life change at home and in life as well as on the mat. |
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PRIVATE YOGA SESSIONS: One-on-one yoga sessions providing individualized attention to meet your needs and intentions. No prior yoga experience necessary. 1 - 1 1/2 hour yoga sessions. Call 410-409-2295 to schedule an appointment.
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MEDITATION (LIMITED TO 6 STUDENTS) Summer 2008 schedule: YOGA NIDRA: TUESDAYS: 4:30 - 5:30 pm No class June 24 & July 1st. No prior experience in meditation is necessary. MEDITATION at Beyond Postures offers techniques that you can easily incorporate into a busy schedule. Techniques address overall stress reduction, self-awareness and personal growth, purification of the body through controlled breath work, enhanced vitality, peacefulness and well being, greater concentration and focus, and increased awareness. Meditation practices have been well documented for its overall health benefits. This summer we are exploring the practice of Yoga Nidra. This is a practice that leads to profound relaxation of the body and the release of subtle tensions that are held deep in the body and psyche. |
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