Class Descriptions

April 6th, 2009 by linda moore

At Sukha Yoga, class size is limited to 7 students.  This will bring an intimate nature to each class.  The focus is on the lineage of the teachings and the students who choose to practice here.  The slow path, mastering your full potential in each moment is encouraged at Sukha Yoga.

–”I started practicing yoga to relieve chronic back pain.  Over the past two years, my core and back have become much stronger and the pain is gone.  But what I am most grateful for is the unexpected sense of physical grace that yoga has brought me- something I had never experienced before this practice.’             Jeff Maggioli- student at Sukha Yoga.

Below is a description of the classes here at Sukha Yoga.  If you are in need of additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.

All Levels: Because the classes here are small,  there are layers of possibility for all, to build stability within each posture, venturing to one’s ‘edge’ slowly.  The class will go, depending on who is here, and what the needs of that moment are.

Level Two: At least 3-6 months prior practice.  Classes will range from Vinyasa Flow to a deep Hatha Yoga practice, depending on the energy of the group.  The focus on breath work will be deeper, with an exploration into pranayama practice.

Restoratives: A deep but gentle way to release from the ‘go-go-go’ life style we often encounter throughout the week.  The class is scheduled on Sunday evenings, a quiet time to go inward, promoting peaceful rest.  It is suggested to eat lightly after this practice, and allow yourself to continue through your evening in a gentle way.  This class is for All Levels of experience.

Most classes at Sukha Yoga will include the chanting of mantra- the sacred sanskrit devotionals, exploring a practice know as Bhakti Yoga, through sound vibrations we can begin to open the channels in which we seek to work.

Om Shanti, shanti, Shantih

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About sukha yoga

For Sukha Yoga-‘good space- for the study of yoga’ I consider the following core values as the cornerstones for this project: ::: To actively practice Ahimsa in all interdependent relationships and interactions. ::: To uphold the highest standards of the teachings of Yoga- honoring the lineage of the teachers, the origins from which the teachings come. ::: To uphold the highest integrity in all decision making- never compromising Satya- Truth, for the desire to advance monetarily. ::: To welcome and embrace all people seeking out the study of Yoga- free from judgment, specifically based on race, sexual orientation, physical abilities or spiritual and religious beliefs. ::: To uphold the highest standards of communication between the teacher and the student(s) who choose to study here- to ensure the quality of safe space where the student(s) can receive the knowledge they need to deepen their practice. Loka Samasta Sukhino Bhavantu- May all beings everywhere be happy and free. Om shanti, shanti, shantih- Namaste

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