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breathing yoga (pranayama) series with kim, saturday 1/13-2/24, 3-430 pm, $150.
susan on 7:35 pm November 30th, 2006 / Be the first to comment! »
january 13 – february 24, 3- 4:30 (saturday afternoons)
learning to breath appropriately is the fundamental practice underlying the science of yoga. as we deepen our asana (pose), the examination of the breath becomes more important.
this seven week series will teach you to look at breathing with the same way you consider watering a plant: slowly, delicately and deeply in order to reach all the roots. specifically you will learn: a) the difference between the belly and the chest, b) how to even out the inhale and exhale, c) how to extend the exhale which maximizes relaxation, health and longevity.
yogilates begins with jen rene, wed (730 a), thurs and sun (430 p), $17 drop-in or class pass
susan on 5:07 pm November 30th, 2006 / 1 Comment »
sundays and thursdays, 430-545 pm, and wednesdays 730 am
yogilates class begins with jen. join this new class at boundless which combines the elements of yoga with the muscle strengthening and toning the core associated with pilates to leave you feeling stronger and with a sense of health and well-being.
kim’s chakra series: chakras six & seven, archetypal and universal identity, sunday, $40.
susan on 1:21 pm November 30th, 2006 / Be the first to comment! »
sunday may 13, 12:30 – 3 pm
chakras or energy centers correlate to different levels of consciousness, archetypal elements, developmental stages of life, colors and body functions. chakra six or ajna refers to archetypal identity, oriented to self-gratification; chakra seven or sahasrara refers to universal identity oriented to self knowledge.
a balanced chakra six exhibits good intuition, memory, ability to access and remember dreams, to visualize and think symbolically; a balanced chakra seven exhibits intelligence, open-mindedness, a sense of spiritual connection and wisdom. yoga poses for accessing and healing chakra six and seven will be taught in the workshop.
kim’s chakra series: chakras four & five, creative identity and social identity, sunday, $40.
susan on 1:05 pm November 30th, 2006 / Be the first to comment! »
sunday: march 11, 12:30 – 3 pm
chakras or energy centers correlate to different levels of consciousness, archetypal elements, developmental stages of life, colors and body functions. chakra four or anahata, refers to social identity, oriented to action in the world; chakra five or visshuda refers to creative identity, oriented to self-expression.
a balanced chakra four exhibits compassion, empathy, self-love, altruism and a good immune system; a balanced chakra five exhibits clear communication, creative living, good listening skills and a good sense of timing and rhythm. yoga poses for accessing and healing chakra two will be taught in the workshop.
kim’s chakra series: chakra three, ego identity, sunday, $40.
susan on 12:48 pm November 30th, 2006 / Be the first to comment! »
february 11, 12:30 – 3 pm
chakras or energy centers correlate to different levels of consciousness, archetypal elements, developmental stages of life, colors and body functions. chakra three or manipura, refers to ego identity, oriented to self-definition.
a balanced chakra three exhibits good self-esteem, confidence, spontaneity and sense of humor, a sense of one’s personal power and the ability to meet challenges. yoga poses for accessing and healing chakra three will be taught in the workshop.
kim’s chakra series: chakra two, emotional identity, sunday, $40.
susan on 11:56 am November 30th, 2006 / Be the first to comment! »
sunday january 14 12:30 – 3 pm
chakras or energy centers correlate to different levels of consciousness, archetypal elements, developmental stages of life, colors and body functions. chakra two or svadisthana, refers to emotional identity, oriented to self-gratification.
a balanced chakra two exhibits the ability to change, nurturance of self and others, emotional intelligence, the ability to experience pleasure, healthy boundaries and other qualities. yoga poses for accessing and healing chakra two will be taught in the workshop.
nice to meet you: alvear studio comes to boundless!
susan on 3:49 pm November 27th, 2006 / Be the first to comment! »
december 2, 6-9 pm
spend your holiday dollars artfully and locally.
this holiday season, take the opportunity to pick up some spectacular art pieces and support a local studio we’ve grown to love. saturday decemeber 2, boundless welcomes the wares of alvear studio (www.alvearstudio.com). join us for an evening of food, wine and mingling with the latest shipment of goods from India!
book club resumes!
susan on 3:46 pm November 20th, 2006 / Be the first to comment! »
12.4 monday
the rebirth of the boundless book club will happen december 4. start back up with kim to discuss the bloody chamber, a book of fairy tales rewritten by brit angela carter. email kim@boundlessyoga.com for more information and directions to her house.
to consume
kim on 10:48 am November 20th, 2006 / 1 Comment »
[Origin: 1350–1400; ME (< MF consumer) < L cons?mere, equiv. to con- con- + s?mere to take up (perh. < *suzm- < *subzm- < *subs-(e)m-, equiv. to subs-, var. of sub- sub- + emere to take, buy)]
—Synonyms 1. exhaust, deplete. 4. squander, dissipate.
i am more interested in dictionary.com’s synonyms than etymology. it sounds like “to consume” is not good. is it or not? particulary for this week ahead of us, i humbly suggest we contemplate this question.
yoga philosophy with annie moyer
susan on 9:25 pm October 26th, 2006 / 1 Comment »
11.11 (saturday) from 1-4 p
join this discussion forum to understand the philisophical basis of the 4,000 year old system of yoga. whether you approach classic yoga scriptures like the bhagavad gita and patanjali’s yoga sutras as a spiritual or intellectual pursuit (or both!), having a foundation for discussion on subjects like letting go of selfish attachments and changes in the seasons will give you more information on the yogic system. join the discussion as a first step of inquiry into the ancient literatures and how they inform us about our modern world and our own lives.
