Thriving Sage Yoga

The sweet return home

This is a practice for the restless, the seekers and for the hearts with
a seemingly quenchless thirst to arrive home.

Far beyond poses on a rubber mat, yoga is a way of Being.
Arrive with curiousity to meet the your body, mind and heart exactly where they are today.
My unique style will ask you to slow down and befriend a little playful self-study.

Just go into the room, sit in the center of the room, open the doors and
windowsand see who comes to visit.
- Ajahn Chah

Hatha Yoga
Slow and intentional movement for resilience and relaxation

Meditation with Sound Bath
Stillness punctuated with sound bowls and chimes for clarity and release

Tapas Practice
Invigorate muscles and the mind, ignite the inner fire and clear out old residues to return to a state of feeling light and rejuvenated

Breathwork

Connect the mind and the body to find center and calm

Guided Meditation

Stillness lead with the intention for restful awareness and relaxation

Transformative Workshops
A blend of intentional discussion, movement and meditation to illuminate self-study and build community. Topics include courageous self-compassion, living with a fearless heart and living in non-violence.

Favorite Playlists

Resources for a Deeper Practice

The Yamas & Niyamas by Deborah Adele

The first two limbs of the eight limbs of yoga serve as our guideposts to live an intentional, purposeful and compassionate life. Deborah's work is particularly impactful to understand how yoga, the union, exists well beyond the mat and the opportunities to apply the yamas and niyamas in our every day interactions with ourselves and eachother. Read this if you are interested in learning how to be more effective in advocating for non-violence.

Becoming Nobody by Ram Dass

A collection of talks by Ram Dass that thoughtfully outline the spiritual journey from his perspective of a Harvard psychology professor who transitioned into a psychedelic-traveler and finally found his home in the heart and teachings of of Maharaj-ji. The audio version features the actual recording of Ram Dass and is the best way to experience his whimsy and tone of his story telling. Read or listen to this if you are looking to anchor your meditation practice.

Embracing the Beloved by Stephen and Ondrea Levine

Stephen and Ondrea are best known for their work in befriending our greatest fears of death in order to live our richest life now. However, their focus in this book is on exploring our deepest connection to what is beyond us through our connection in a concsious relationship. Whether you are partnered or not, this reading guides you through layers of the self that give pause to sip in what we are truly thirsty for. Read this if you feel like something is missing but can't quite name it.

Comfortable with Uncertainty by Pema Chödrön

One page stand-alone lessons that serve an introduction or refreshing reminder on the foundations of meditation and Buddhism. A particular focus on suffering, what causes it and how recognizing our greater interconnection brings peace to experience. Read this if you are looking for a foundation for your meditation practice.