
Immerse yourself in an evening of deep healing and energetic renewal. This unique workshop combines the gentle, supportive practice of restorative yoga with the soothing power of Reiki energy healing and the vibrational resonance of a crystal bowl sound bath.
Ryann :
Ryann has been an attuned and certified Reiki Master Teacher, studying the Usui lineage since 2008, practicing with the public intermittently since that time. In 2015, she deepened her exploration of vibrational healing, beginning with Tibetan bowls and tingsha. Her journey expanded in 2019 when she started studying tuning forks, and in 2023, she incorporated the healing vibrations of singing bowls, crystal merkabas, crystal pyramids and other instruments like shakers, piano, bells, flute, acoustic guitar, drums.
Using a variety of instruments, Ryann creates vibrations while Reiki guides her in drawing in vibrant life energy - the same energy that tells a flower to bloom, a leaf to grow, a fire to spark, a baby to cry. Throughout her sessions, she provides guidance on breath, visualizations, and meditation, helping individuals and groups allow energy to flow freely. This process leaves them feeling refreshed and empowered, ready to flourish on their unique journey.
Jordan :
Jordan Lindstrom-Demant loves Yoga for its mental, emotional, physical healing power and powerful effective practices. In 2013 she undertook an immersive month of Kundalini teacher training in Espanola, New Mexico, and has currently completed 500 hours of Kundalini yoga training and been accepted into the Aquarian Teacher Academy. Jordan has participated in numerous other teacher trainings, studying Yin yoga, Meditation and Pranayama, Clarity Breathwork, Clearlight Healing, Sacred Art and Yoga therapy. Her mission is to use the practice of Yoga to bring more peace and joy to those in the community.

Join us for an unforgettable evening filled with the uplifting energy of Kirtan and the vibrant rhythms of Original World Music from the heart.
Emam - tabla, percussion
https://eternalmusic.com/rhythmandmantra/Emam_Bio.htm
Emam has been a disciple of Maha Avatar Babaji since 1978 when he first visited India and Babaji's ashram in the Himalayan foothills. That's when he started playing for and singing kirtan. He's also been a student of tabla since 1977 and has had the privilege of studying with the grand masters of tabla Ustad Alla Rakha and Ustad Zakir Hussain. Emam has been performing and producing music for over 40 years and is the founder of the music label Eternal Music: https://eternalmusic.com/
Mahalakshmi - vocals, keyboard
https://eternalmusic.com/Mahalakshmi_bio.htm
Mahalakshmi is a singer, composer, music producer, and sound yogini. She began her spiritual journey through music, first training in Western flute and later finding a doorway to the soul via songwriting. Mahalakshmi's experience with flute informs her vocal style, creating a unique and soothing sound. While she is largely self taught with regard to vocals, piano, and songwriting, Mahalakshmi has received guidance in Indian classical music from Ustad Chhote Rahimat Khan, Geetika Varde, as well as her husband and music partner Emam. She and Emam currently live in Goa (India) most of the year.

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This is an all levels yoga flow class. We will breathe, stretch and strengthen our bodies, then invite our minds to slow down and find rest in connecting with yourself and nature. The full moon is a time to let go of unwanted energy. All are welcome.

Through chanting, teachings, Q&A, and story telling, these monthly kirtans intend to awaken the Heart of Love.
Sitaram Dass (he/him) spent several years serving his beloved teacher Ram Dass on Maui, where he was shown the path of Bhakti, the yoga of service and devotion to God. He is an author, teacher, kirtan singer, spiritual therapist, and lover of God. As the director of the Sacred Community Project, he works to provide affordable, free, and donation-based offerings as a praxis of Sacred Community. Learn more about Sitaram at sitaramdass.com or the Sacred Community Project at sacredcommunityproject.org