We had a wonderful turnout for today’s Music, Movement and Meditation seminar. Together with Anthony the whole afternoon played out beautifully. We combined contemplative endeavors like yoga nidra, deep breathing, pranayama and meditation along with periods of gentle, flowing movement & restorative positions – all done to
Read more →The above musical composition and video was tweeted to me this afternoon from J.M. Quintana Cámara of Spain. He has his first album coming out and thought our yoga community might enjoy this piece. We thank him wholeheartedly for sharing his gift and wish him well on
Read more →The east and west certainly did develop differently and this contrast is most stark when comparing India and the US. Now trends and ideas are mixing more freely between the two, but for centuries and centuries the outlook was incredibly different and this applied to the world
Read more →These guys are known as Turf Feinz (Oakland, CA) – a neighborhood group trying to make a difference in their area. We all know the scene: They’re surrounded by varieties of difficulties that can plague inner city life. Yet here, instead of giving in or giving up,
Read more →Live Sitar & Yoga Sun Oct 24, 2p – 4p Galesville Memorial Hall $20 by Oct 20 // $25 after Oct 20 Read More ~ Register Now
Read more →Tour some of the more remote and inspiring places on this earth, contemplating the link that unites us all. For a full screen, high resolution viewing, click here.
Read more →Here is an audio for your listening pleasure… “The melange of sitar and violin that manifests in Neel Murgai Ensemble’s “Space Twang” represents fusion at its best.” – NPR What do you think? Is this not yet another neat blending of east and west. For the full
Read more →Yesterday was our Live Sitar and Yoga program – we had a full house (23 participants) – thanks to all who came! Anthony Malatesta played the sitar beautifully and via those soothing & mystical sounds, we ventured into yoga’s more meditative side. Yes we did a range
Read more →In the above video, the world famous sitar player Ravi Shankar (born 7 April 1920 in Varanasi, India) performs on the Dick Cavett show a few decades ago. He is accompanied by tabla player Alla Rakha (left). By the way, that is George Harrison of the Beatles
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