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Daily Schedule for 09/03/2010
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| 09:30AM | 11:00AM | Kapha All Levels | Karen Hogg | 37206 |
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| 02:30PM | 04:00PM | Kapha All Levels | Jane House | 37206 |
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| 04:30PM | 06:00PM | Pitta All Levels | Blair Rowan | 37206 |
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Upcoming Workshops and Events
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09/10/10 | Escape to the Smokies- Sep 2010 Fall Fun Weekend | Leah Lillios | 275 | Lake Ocoee | |
| Sep 10-12 ** As one of the world’s oldest mountain ranges, the Smoky Mountains have long been revered for their mystery and wisdom. Well renowned not just for the beauty of its ancient mountains, but also for its diversity of plant and animal life and the quality of Southern Appalachian mountain culture, the Smoky National Park is a treasure trove of inspiration and education. It is here, nestled among ridge upon ridge of rolling mountains, that lies our beloved Cherokee National Forest and the Ocoee River region, an ideal backdrop for Kali Yuga Yoga’s yoga adventure retreats. So we welcome you to join us as we head to Lake Ocoee’s Camp Tall Timber to immerse ourselves in the beauty and serenity of East Tennessee’s mountains combined with the blissful practice of yoga! | ||||||
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09/17/10 | Samavayah Kirtan Party | 10 | 37206 | ||
| Friday, September 17 7PM Kirtan is a Sanskrit word meaning “to praise/to glorify”. It is a part of an ancient form of Yoga known as Bhakti, or the Yoga of Devotion. It arose from the mid 15th century in India. “Their message was simple: Cultivate joy. See the Divine in one another. In the eyes of Love, we are all the same.” Spoken by our friend and passionate kirtan leader, Dave Stringer. | ||||||
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09/24/10 | One Oh! Eight - Yoga Month Celebration | Amy Martin | 25 | 37206 | |
| The Autumn Equinox, when day and night come to a point of equanimity, sparking your time for renewal, and release. It is a longstanding yogic practice at the change of seasons to flow through 108 Sun Salutations, honoring the sacred cycles that echo within our spirits and throughout the universe. It has been said a Sun Salutation (Surya Namskara) is in itself an entire practice, and the seamless repetition of 108 salutes creates a deeply meditative state of being and a connection to peace and the present moment. | ||||||