This offering is a vitalizing, movement-oriented postural practice designed to optimize energetic activation. Through rhythm, repetition, and flowing sequences, the practice engages muscles and the cardiovascular system while building strength and increasing stamina. Synchronized movement and breath support the release of physical tension and mental stress, allowing both gross and subtle energetic blocks to soften. The result is a practice that is both grounding and enlivening - awakening embodied vitality while cultivating the strength, presence, and fluidity that define The Art of Vinyasa.

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

Rise and shine for your body and mind. This offering integrates yin and yang aspects of asana and pranayama practice to optimize energetic vitality and presence. Feel into the freshness of all kinds of new beginnings and endings, and explore the magnitude of your limitless potential. This practice is an opportunity to reconnect with yourself, care for your nervous system, and explore the expansive potential that arises when effort and surrender meet.

Step-by-step guidance in the foundational poses of the primary and intermediate series Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga with detailed alignment cueing mindful and steady support. This innovative offering reimagines the traditional ashtanga learning experience by integrating principles of accessibility and individualized adaptation while honoring the integrity of the lineage. Rather than expecting practitioners to conform to the practice, this approach explores how the practice can intelligently meet each individual where they are. Through detailed breakdowns and a highly supportive teaching environment, practitioners are empowered to build confidence, deepen their understanding, and cultivate a sustainable, lifelong practice.

Guided meditation drawing from a few wisdom traditions. Together we’ll explore samatha, cultivating calm and steady attention through single pointed focus; vipassana, developing mindful awareness and insight through open observation of present moment experience; and metta, the practice of loving kindness, nurturing compassion for ourselves and others.

Reserved for Private Event - Kylee Moats - 1pm-9pm

Seated Yoga is a gentle, accessible yoga offering designed to cultivate greater mobility and energetic ease through mindful movement and breathing. Guided by Kristin, this all-seated class offers a supportive approach to yoga that welcomes every body - an excellent choice for folks new to yoga, recovering from injury, or anyone seeking an a slower, ease-full practice. Each class begins with guided breathing techniques that invite calm and establish a sense of presence before moving through a thoughtfully curated sequence of seated postures that encourage flexibility, balance, and functional strength. The experience concludes with guided meditation and quiet reflection, leaving you feeling inwardly connected.

Yin yoga is a gentle, slow-paced postural yoga practice where poses are held for extended periods of time. Three-minute holds are not uncommon. Most yin yoga poses are seated or supine. The sustained traction of yin yoga reaches deep connective tissue, stretching and stimulating fascia, tendons, and ligaments – especially when muscles are not engaged. With muscles relaxed, the connective tissues around joints can be accessed without interference at a deeper level, allowing them to be remodeled and revitalized.

Reserved for Private Event - Kylee Moats - 10am-2pm

This offering is a vitalizing, movement-oriented postural practice designed to optimize energetic activation. Through rhythm, repetition, and flowing sequences, the practice engages muscles and the cardiovascular system while building strength and increasing stamina. Synchronized movement and breath support the release of physical tension and mental stress, allowing both gross and subtle energetic blocks to soften. The result is a practice that is both grounding and enlivening - cultivating clarity, resilience, and a deep sense of embodied vitality.

Release your day in a slow kind of way with Sunset Slowdown. This yang to yin style offering invites you to first dynamically engage your body to relieve tension built up through the day, then surrender into longer holds that promote the peace and relaxation your body-mind craves.

Rise and shine for your body and mind. This offering integrates yin and yang aspects of asana and pranayama practice to optimize energetic vitality and presence. Feel into the freshness of all kinds of new beginnings and endings, and explore the magnitude of your limitless potential. This practice is an opportunity to reconnect with yourself, care for your nervous system, and explore the expansive potential that arises when effort and surrender meet.

Guided meditation drawing from a few wisdom traditions. Together we’ll explore samatha, cultivating calm and steady attention through single pointed focus; vipassana, developing mindful awareness and insight through open observation of present moment experience; and metta, the practice of loving kindness, nurturing compassion for ourselves and others.

This offering honors the genius of Primary Series Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga - its intelligent sequencing, rhythmic vinyasa, and breath-centered movement - without outdated rigidity, hierarchy, and performance-based expectations. Ujjayi breath anchors movement, and mindful postural adaptions are encouraged to support energetic awareness, balance, and integration. Poses are not earned. Bodies are not corrected into ideals. Perfectionism is recognized as a killer of creativity and love. The practice is approached as an evolving experience - one that emphasizes curiosity and self-inquiry over striving and comparison.

Reserved for Private Event - Kylee Moats - 10am-7pm

This offering is a vitalizing, movement-oriented postural practice designed to optimize energetic activation. Through rhythm, repetition, and flowing sequences, the practice engages muscles and the cardiovascular system while building strength and increasing stamina. Synchronized movement and breath support the release of physical tension and mental stress, allowing both gross and subtle energetic blocks to soften. The result is a practice that is both grounding and enlivening - awakening embodied vitality while cultivating the strength, presence, and fluidity that define The Art of Vinyasa.

This offering is a gentle, slow-paced postural yoga practice designed to invite deep relaxation, release, and mindful awareness. Poses are held for longer periods of time - often around three minutes - allowing the body to soften gradually and the nervous system to settle. Most yin yoga postures are practiced seated or lying down, with a primary focus on the lower half of the body - areas that commonly hold tension, including the lumbar spine, pelvis, hips, hamstrings, and thighs. Occasional upper-body postures - such as adapted shoulder openers - may be included to support balance and ease throughout the whole somatic system.

This offering honors the genius of Primary Series Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga - its intelligent sequencing, rhythmic vinyasa, and breath-centered movement - without outdated rigidity, hierarchy, and performance-based expectations. Ujjayi breath anchors movement, and mindful postural adaptions are encouraged to support energetic awareness, balance, and integration. Poses are not earned. Bodies are not corrected into ideals. Perfectionism is recognized as a killer of creativity and love. The practice is approached as an evolving experience - one that emphasizes curiosity and self-inquiry over striving and comparison.

An immersive sound experience that invites deep relaxation and presence. The sustained tones of crystal singing bowls gently anchor your attention, allowing the mind to settle and the body to soften. As distraction falls away, space opens for stillness, clarity, and connection. This offering is an invitation to pause, listen, and remember the peace is always within you. Come as you are. Rest, receive, and simply be.

This is a rare opportunity to study the Dhamma with Bhikkhu Kusalamula, a Buddhist monk who has devoted his life to the practice, realization, and transmission of the Buddha's teachings. Through weekly study and guided meditation, participants are invited to explore the profound wisdom of the Majjhima Nikāya (Middle Length Discourses) in a supportive and contemplative setting. Rooted in the earliest teachings of the Buddha, these sessions offer practical insight into the nature of suffering, the causes of confusion, and the path toward greater clarity, compassion, and freedom. Whether you are new to Buddhist practice or a longtime student of the Dhamma, this is an exceptional opportunity to learn directly from a dedicated monastic practitioner whose life is grounded in the living tradition of the Buddha's path.

READING FOR THIS SESSION:  MN 35 - Cūlasaccaka Sutta (The Shorter Discourse to Saccaka). The debater Saccaka boasts that in debate he can shake the Buddha up and down and thump him about, but when he finally meets the Buddha, their discussion takes some unexpected turns.

Guided meditation drawing from a few wisdom traditions. Together we’ll explore samatha, cultivating calm and steady attention through single pointed focus; vipassana, developing mindful awareness and insight through open observation of present moment experience; and metta, the practice of loving kindness, nurturing compassion for ourselves and others.

This offering honors the genius of Primary Series Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga - its intelligent sequencing, rhythmic vinyasa, and breath-centered movement - without outdated rigidity, hierarchy, and performance-based expectations. Ujjayi breath anchors movement, and mindful postural adaptions are encouraged to support energetic awareness, balance, and integration. Poses are not earned. Bodies are not corrected into ideals. Perfectionism is recognized as a killer of creativity and love. The practice is approached as an evolving experience - one that emphasizes curiosity and self-inquiry over striving and comparison.

Reserved for Private Event - Kylee Moats - 1pm-6pm

This is an immersive restorative yoga experience that invites you to step away from the noise of daily life and settle into a slower rhythm. Guided by Cherie, each class blends restorative postures, gentle freestyle movement, and spacious stillness, creating an environment where you can release tension and reconnect with yourself. There is nothing to achieve and nowhere to be - only an opportunity to rest, restore, and listen inwardly. Enhanced by ambient lighting, thoughtfully curated music, and supportive props, the space transforms into a sanctuary for deep exhale and quiet reflection. Whether you're seeking relief from stress, a softer way to end your day, or simply permission to pause, Moody Mondays offers a space to arrive exactly as you are and leave feeling grounded, replenished, and deeply cared for.

This offering is a vitalizing, movement-oriented postural practice designed to optimize energetic activation. Through rhythm, repetition, and flowing sequences, the practice engages muscles and the cardiovascular system while building strength and increasing stamina. Synchronized movement and breath support the release of physical tension and mental stress, allowing both gross and subtle energetic blocks to soften. The result is a practice that is both grounding and enlivening - awakening embodied vitality while cultivating the strength, presence, and fluidity that define The Art of Vinyasa.

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

Rise and shine for your body and mind. This offering integrates yin and yang aspects of asana and pranayama practice to optimize energetic vitality and presence. Feel into the freshness of all kinds of new beginnings and endings, and explore the magnitude of your limitless potential. This practice is an opportunity to reconnect with yourself, care for your nervous system, and explore the expansive potential that arises when effort and surrender meet.

Step-by-step guidance in the foundational poses of the primary and intermediate series Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga with detailed alignment cueing mindful and steady support. This innovative offering reimagines the traditional ashtanga learning experience by integrating principles of accessibility and individualized adaptation while honoring the integrity of the lineage. Rather than expecting practitioners to conform to the practice, this approach explores how the practice can intelligently meet each individual where they are. Through detailed breakdowns and a highly supportive teaching environment, practitioners are empowered to build confidence, deepen their understanding, and cultivate a sustainable, lifelong practice.

Guided meditation drawing from a few wisdom traditions. Together we’ll explore samatha, cultivating calm and steady attention through single pointed focus; vipassana, developing mindful awareness and insight through open observation of present moment experience; and metta, the practice of loving kindness, nurturing compassion for ourselves and others.

Reserved for Private Event - Kylee Moats - 1pm-9pm

Seated Yoga is a gentle, accessible yoga offering designed to cultivate greater mobility and energetic ease through mindful movement and breathing. Guided by Kristin, this all-seated class offers a supportive approach to yoga that welcomes every body - an excellent choice for folks new to yoga, recovering from injury, or anyone seeking an a slower, ease-full practice. Each class begins with guided breathing techniques that invite calm and establish a sense of presence before moving through a thoughtfully curated sequence of seated postures that encourage flexibility, balance, and functional strength. The experience concludes with guided meditation and quiet reflection, leaving you feeling inwardly connected.

Yin yoga is a gentle, slow-paced postural yoga practice where poses are held for extended periods of time. Three-minute holds are not uncommon. Most yin yoga poses are seated or supine. The sustained traction of yin yoga reaches deep connective tissue, stretching and stimulating fascia, tendons, and ligaments – especially when muscles are not engaged. With muscles relaxed, the connective tissues around joints can be accessed without interference at a deeper level, allowing them to be remodeled and revitalized.

Reserved for Private Event - Kylee Moats - 10am-2pm

This offering is a vitalizing, movement-oriented postural practice designed to optimize energetic activation. Through rhythm, repetition, and flowing sequences, the practice engages muscles and the cardiovascular system while building strength and increasing stamina. Synchronized movement and breath support the release of physical tension and mental stress, allowing both gross and subtle energetic blocks to soften. The result is a practice that is both grounding and enlivening - awakening embodied vitality while cultivating the strength, presence, and fluidity that define The Art of Vinyasa.

Release your day in a slow kind of way with Sunset Slowdown. This yang to yin style offering invites you to first dynamically engage your body to relieve tension built up through the day, then surrender into longer holds that promote the peace and relaxation your body-mind craves.

Rise and shine for your body and mind. This offering integrates yin and yang aspects of asana and pranayama practice to optimize energetic vitality and presence. Feel into the freshness of all kinds of new beginnings and endings, and explore the magnitude of your limitless potential. This practice is an opportunity to reconnect with yourself, care for your nervous system, and explore the expansive potential that arises when effort and surrender meet.

Guided meditation drawing from a few wisdom traditions. Together we’ll explore samatha, cultivating calm and steady attention through single pointed focus; vipassana, developing mindful awareness and insight through open observation of present moment experience; and metta, the practice of loving kindness, nurturing compassion for ourselves and others.

This offering honors the genius of Primary Series Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga - its intelligent sequencing, rhythmic vinyasa, and breath-centered movement - without outdated rigidity, hierarchy, and performance-based expectations. Ujjayi breath anchors movement, and mindful postural adaptions are encouraged to support energetic awareness, balance, and integration. Poses are not earned. Bodies are not corrected into ideals. Perfectionism is recognized as a killer of creativity and love. The practice is approached as an evolving experience - one that emphasizes curiosity and self-inquiry over striving and comparison.

Reserved for Private Event - Kylee Moats - 10am-2pm

This offering is a vitalizing, movement-oriented postural practice designed to optimize energetic activation. Through rhythm, repetition, and flowing sequences, the practice engages muscles and the cardiovascular system while building strength and increasing stamina. Synchronized movement and breath support the release of physical tension and mental stress, allowing both gross and subtle energetic blocks to soften. The result is a practice that is both grounding and enlivening - awakening embodied vitality while cultivating the strength, presence, and fluidity that define The Art of Vinyasa.

This offering is a gentle, slow-paced postural yoga practice designed to invite deep relaxation, release, and mindful awareness. Poses are held for longer periods of time - often around three minutes - allowing the body to soften gradually and the nervous system to settle. Most yin yoga postures are practiced seated or lying down, with a primary focus on the lower half of the body - areas that commonly hold tension, including the lumbar spine, pelvis, hips, hamstrings, and thighs. Occasional upper-body postures - such as adapted shoulder openers - may be included to support balance and ease throughout the whole somatic system.

This offering honors the genius of Primary Series Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga - its intelligent sequencing, rhythmic vinyasa, and breath-centered movement - without outdated rigidity, hierarchy, and performance-based expectations. Ujjayi breath anchors movement, and mindful postural adaptions are encouraged to support energetic awareness, balance, and integration. Poses are not earned. Bodies are not corrected into ideals. Perfectionism is recognized as a killer of creativity and love. The practice is approached as an evolving experience - one that emphasizes curiosity and self-inquiry over striving and comparison.

This is a rare opportunity to study the Dhamma with Bhikkhu Kusalamula, a Buddhist monk who has devoted his life to the practice, realization, and transmission of the Buddha's teachings. Through weekly study and guided meditation, participants are invited to explore the profound wisdom of the Majjhima Nikāya (Middle Length Discourses) in a supportive and contemplative setting. Rooted in the earliest teachings of the Buddha, these sessions offer practical insight into the nature of suffering, the causes of confusion, and the path toward greater clarity, compassion, and freedom. Whether you are new to Buddhist practice or a longtime student of the Dhamma, this is an exceptional opportunity to learn directly from a dedicated monastic practitioner whose life is grounded in the living tradition of the Buddha's path.

READING FOR THIS SESSION: MN 77 - Mahāsakuludāyi Sutta (The Greater Discourse to Sakuludāyin). The Buddha teaches a group of wanderers the reasons why his disciples venerate him and look to him for guidance.

Guided meditation drawing from a few wisdom traditions. Together we’ll explore samatha, cultivating calm and steady attention through single pointed focus; vipassana, developing mindful awareness and insight through open observation of present moment experience; and metta, the practice of loving kindness, nurturing compassion for ourselves and others.

This offering honors the genius of Primary Series Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga - its intelligent sequencing, rhythmic vinyasa, and breath-centered movement - without outdated rigidity, hierarchy, and performance-based expectations. Ujjayi breath anchors movement, and mindful postural adaptions are encouraged to support energetic awareness, balance, and integration. Poses are not earned. Bodies are not corrected into ideals. Perfectionism is recognized as a killer of creativity and love. The practice is approached as an evolving experience - one that emphasizes curiosity and self-inquiry over striving and comparison.

Reserved for Private Event - Kylee Moats - 1pm-6pm

This is an immersive restorative yoga experience that invites you to step away from the noise of daily life and settle into a slower rhythm. Guided by Cherie, each class blends restorative postures, gentle freestyle movement, and spacious stillness, creating an environment where you can release tension and reconnect with yourself. There is nothing to achieve and nowhere to be - only an opportunity to rest, restore, and listen inwardly. Enhanced by ambient lighting, thoughtfully curated music, and supportive props, the space transforms into a sanctuary for deep exhale and quiet reflection. Whether you're seeking relief from stress, a softer way to end your day, or simply permission to pause, Moody Mondays offers a space to arrive exactly as you are and leave feeling grounded, replenished, and deeply cared for.

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

The Community Yoga Center Board Members are invited to come together for a focused and collaborative gathering. This meeting offers an opportunity to connect, share insights, and engage in meaningful discussions that support the vision and growth of the yoga center.

The Community Yoga Center warmly invites all Board Members, Committee Chairs, and Yoga Teacher Training Mentors, and Class Facilitators to join the upcoming in-person organizing meeting It is a special opportunity to connect, share ideas, and collaborate in supporting mission and vision of the yoga center. To receive the Zoom link and credentials, please reach out to Kristin.

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

Reserved for Private Event - Chelsea Cano - 4pm-8pm

Our 2027 cohort journey begins with Orientation on Sunday, September 13, from 1:00pm to 4:00pm, and already, the excitement is palpable. What makes this experience possible is something beautiful - our shared love of yoga. Your desire to be part of teacher training is itself an expression of that love. We are drawn to know more deeply what we love - and love awakens curiosity, devotion, and the willingness to explore beyond what we already know.

A 7-week Meditation Course exploring the Buddha’s teachings from a secular and practical perspective. The emphasis will be on understanding the teachings and, more importantly, learning how to apply them in our ordinary lives. This is a rare opportunity to study the Dhamma with Bhikkhu Kusalamula, a Buddhist monk who has devoted his life to the practice, realization, and transmission of the Buddha's teachings.

READING FOR THIS SESSION: 

• Life’s Meandering Path by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Introduction

  • Truth is Found in Stillness

  • It’s All in the Tea Leaves 

  • The Mangala Sutra

• The Dharma Code by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Introduction

  • Chapter 1: The Five Precepts

  • Chapter 2: The First Noble Truth  

PRACTICE FOR THIS SESSION:Breathing Meditation

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

A 7-week Meditation Course exploring the Buddha’s teachings from a secular and practical perspective. The emphasis will be on understanding the teachings and, more importantly, learning how to apply them in our ordinary lives. This is a rare opportunity to study the Dhamma with Bhikkhu Kusalamula, a Buddhist monk who has devoted his life to the practice, realization, and transmission of the Buddha's teachings.

READING FOR THIS SESSION: 

• Life’s Meandering Path by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Foundation Principles (1,2,3,4,5,6) 

• The Dharma Code by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Chapter 3: The Causes of Suffering

  • Chapter 4: Seeing Clearly 

PRACTICE FOR THIS SESSION: Breathing Meditation 

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

Reserved for Private Event - Eliza - 12pm-6pm

A 7-week Meditation Course exploring the Buddha’s teachings from a secular and practical perspective. The emphasis will be on understanding the teachings and, more importantly, learning how to apply them in our ordinary lives. This is a rare opportunity to study the Dhamma with Bhikkhu Kusalamula, a Buddhist monk who has devoted his life to the practice, realization, and transmission of the Buddha's teachings.

READING FOR THIS SESSION: 

Life’s Meandering Path by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

• Supporting Principles (7,8,9,10,11,12,13) 

• The Dharma Code by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Chapter 5: Living Responsibly 

  • Chapter 6: Staying Focused 

PRACTICE FOR THIS SESSION: Mindfulness of Feeling 

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

The Community Yoga Center warmly invites all Board Members, Committee Chairs, and Yoga Teacher Training Mentors, and Class Facilitators to join the upcoming virtual organizing meeting It is a special opportunity to connect, share ideas, and collaborate in supporting mission and vision of the yoga center. To receive the Zoom link and credentials, please reach out to Kristin.

A 7-week Meditation Course exploring the Buddha’s teachings from a secular and practical perspective. The emphasis will be on understanding the teachings and, more importantly, learning how to apply them in our ordinary lives. This is a rare opportunity to study the Dhamma with Bhikkhu Kusalamula, a Buddhist monk who has devoted his life to the practice, realization, and transmission of the Buddha's teachings.

READING FOR THIS SESSION:

• Life’s Meandering Path by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Social Principles (14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21) 

• The Dharma Code by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Chapter 7: Four Foundations of Mindfulness

  • Chapter 8: Eight Worldly Concerns

PRACTICE: Mindfulness of Feeling 

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 1

LEARNSHOP A

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 1

LEARNSHOP B

A 7-week Meditation Course exploring the Buddha’s teachings from a secular and practical perspective. The emphasis will be on understanding the teachings and, more importantly, learning how to apply them in our ordinary lives. This is a rare opportunity to study the Dhamma with Bhikkhu Kusalamula, a Buddhist monk who has devoted his life to the practice, realization, and transmission of the Buddha's teachings.

READING FOR THIS SESSION: 

• Life’s Meandering Path by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Individual Principles (22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30) 

• The Dharma Code by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Chapter 9: Four Immeasurables - Equanimity 

  • Chapter 10: Four Immeasurables - Kind-Heartedness

PRACTICE:  Mindfulness of Mind 

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

A 7-week Meditation Course exploring the Buddha’s teachings from a secular and practical perspective. The emphasis will be on understanding the teachings and, more importantly, learning how to apply them in our ordinary lives. This is a rare opportunity to study the Dhamma with Bhikkhu Kusalamula, a Buddhist monk who has devoted his life to the practice, realization, and transmission of the Buddha's teachings.

READING FOR THIS SESSION: 

• Life’s Meandering Path by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Refining Principles - Part 1 ( 31,32,33,34) 

• The Dharma Code by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Chapter 11: Four Immeasurables - Compassion

  • Chapter 12: Four Immeasurables - Open Hearted Joy 

PRACTICE: Mindfulness of Mind 

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

A 7-week Meditation Course exploring the Buddha’s teachings from a secular and practical perspective. The emphasis will be on understanding the teachings and, more importantly, learning how to apply them in our ordinary lives. This is a rare opportunity to study the Dhamma with Bhikkhu Kusalamula, a Buddhist monk who has devoted his life to the practice, realization, and transmission of the Buddha's teachings.

READING FOR THIS SESSION: 

• Life’s Meandering Path by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Refining Principles - Part 2 ( 35,36,37,38) 

  • The End of The Road 

• The Dharma Code by Karma Yeshe Rabgye

  • Chapter 13: Sense of Self 

  • Chapter 14: Buddha’s Last Words 

PRACTICE: Mindfulness of Six Senses

Unwind and transition gently into your evening with this yin-inspired, slow deep stretch offering facilitated by Margo and Melissa. Rooted in the principles of yin yoga, this practice features long-held, passive postures designed to release tension accumulated throughout the day. Poses are primarily seated or supine and are supported by breath awareness and stillness, creating a calm and soothing environment for deep release. The pace is intentionally unhurried, allowing the body to soften and the deeper connective tissues to be gently accessed while the mind settles into quiet awareness. This practice is ideal for anyone looking to decompress, restore balance, and cultivate a sense of ease. Come as you are and leave feeling relaxed, grounded, and ready for a restful evening.

The Community Yoga Center Board Members are invited to come together for a focused and collaborative gathering. This meeting offers an opportunity to connect, share insights, and engage in meaningful discussions that support the vision and growth of the yoga center.

The Community Yoga Center warmly invites all Board Members, Committee Chairs, and Yoga Teacher Training Mentors, and Class Facilitators to join the upcoming in-person organizing meeting It is a special opportunity to connect, share ideas, and collaborate in supporting mission and vision of the yoga center. To receive the Zoom link and credentials, please reach out to Kristin.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 2

LEARNSHOP A

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 2

LEARNSHOP B

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

The Community Yoga Center warmly invites all Board Members, Committee Chairs, and Yoga Teacher Training Mentors, and Class Facilitators to join the upcoming virtual organizing meeting It is a special opportunity to connect, share ideas, and collaborate in supporting mission and vision of the yoga center. To receive the Zoom link and credentials, please reach out to Kristin.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 3

LEARNSHOP A

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 3

LEARNSHOP B

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

The Community Yoga Center warmly invites all Board Members, Committee Chairs, and Yoga Teacher Training Mentors, and Class Facilitators to join the upcoming in-person organizing meeting It is a special opportunity to connect, share ideas, and collaborate in supporting mission and vision of the yoga center. To receive the Zoom link and credentials, please reach out to Kristin.

The Community Yoga Center Board Members are invited to come together for a focused and collaborative gathering. This meeting offers an opportunity to connect, share insights, and engage in meaningful discussions that support the vision and growth of the yoga center.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 4

LEARNSHOP A

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 4

LEARNSHOP B

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 4

LEARNSHOP C

The Community Yoga Center warmly invites all Board Members, Committee Chairs, and Yoga Teacher Training Mentors, and Class Facilitators to join the upcoming virtual organizing meeting It is a special opportunity to connect, share ideas, and collaborate in supporting mission and vision of the yoga center. To receive the Zoom link and credentials, please reach out to Kristin.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 5

LEARNSHOP A

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 5

LEARNSHOP B

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 5

LEARNSHOP C

The Community Yoga Center Board Members are invited to come together for a focused and collaborative gathering. This meeting offers an opportunity to connect, share insights, and engage in meaningful discussions that support the vision and growth of the yoga center.

The Community Yoga Center warmly invites all Board Members, Committee Chairs, and Yoga Teacher Training Mentors, and Class Facilitators to join the upcoming in-person organizing meeting It is a special opportunity to connect, share ideas, and collaborate in supporting mission and vision of the yoga center. To receive the Zoom link and credentials, please reach out to Kristin.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 6

LEARNSHOP A

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 6

LEARNSHOP B

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 6

LEARNSHOP C

The Community Yoga Center warmly invites all Board Members, Committee Chairs, and Yoga Teacher Training Mentors, and Class Facilitators to join the upcoming virtual organizing meeting It is a special opportunity to connect, share ideas, and collaborate in supporting mission and vision of the yoga center. To receive the Zoom link and credentials, please reach out to Kristin.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 7

LEARNSHOP A

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 7

LEARNSHOP B

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

Mentor groups provide an opportunity to foster lasting connections and help develop your practice and sharing of yoga with the help of an experienced guide. During mentor groups you’ll connect with each other, reflect on various aspects of the module teachings, and practice specific skill-building activities. Mentor groups will also be a space for you to ask questions and discuss your thoughts and feelings about the yoga teacher training experience. Peer groups meet immediately after mentor groups - in-person at Community Yoga Center once per month September through April.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 7

LEARNSHOP C

The Community Yoga Center warmly invites all Board Members, Committee Chairs, and Yoga Teacher Training Mentors, and Class Facilitators to join the upcoming in-person organizing meeting It is a special opportunity to connect, share ideas, and collaborate in supporting mission and vision of the yoga center. To receive the Zoom link and credentials, please reach out to Kristin.

The Community Yoga Center Board Members are invited to come together for a focused and collaborative gathering. This meeting offers an opportunity to connect, share insights, and engage in meaningful discussions that support the vision and growth of the yoga center.

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 8

LEARNSHOP A

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

MODULE 8

LEARNSHOP B

YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

GRADUATION