Community Study: Teachings for Being Human
Sep
9
to Dec 9

Community Study: Teachings for Being Human

At FulBeing, we celebrate what it means to be human. This means coming into conversation with our difficulties, our hopes, and where we find ourselves stuck. We all suffer, and when we take on our suffering as the path, a world opens up to us. Through teachings, practice, and community, we experience the universality of our individual conditions, and we gain insight, compassion, curiosity, and a nourishing relationship with ourselves.

In this series, we will explore yogic and Buddhist teachings, as well as tools for our body, mind and breath which allow us to include more in our practice, so our healing path can be deep and profound. Beyond self improvement or quick fixes, together we can build trust in our capacity, in how the whole of our humanity helps us through the art of being a human.

Dates: Sept 9, Oct 14, Nov 11, Dec 9 - Register at FulBeing

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Finding Ease: Yoga for Body, Breath, and Mind
Sep
8
7:30 PM19:30

Finding Ease: Yoga for Body, Breath, and Mind

When we orient our practice toward our subtle, inner experience, we nourish a powerful relationship with ourselves that has the ability to bring focus, connection, and calm. Join Yoga Therapist Sarah Capua for an evening of breath-centered movement and meditation open for all practitioners. In this practice, we take an inside-out approach and learn to move from our breath, to support ease in the body, and bring spaciousness to the mind. Practice will be simple and adapted for each student's needs, and a variety of practice orientations will be available (including use of chairs and props). Students will leave with a simple take home practice, and there will be time for q&a so students leave with a deeper understanding of yoga and how it can support our individual path and wellbeing. 

Register here

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Practicing Alongside Grief for the Yoga Foundation
Apr
23
12:00 PM12:00

Practicing Alongside Grief for the Yoga Foundation

Grief is one of the most tender portals to our humanity. Within this personal and communal experience lives so much meaning; our grief stems from what we love and how we hold life's precious nature. Yet in our culture, grief is often viewed as something to overcome. Join Yoga Therapist and lay Buddhist Chaplain Sarah Capua to explore the role grief plays in our lives and in our practice, how we can embrace its teachings, and navigate its process with support and care. Open to students and teachers of yoga and anyone in the caring professions.

To register, visit the Yoga Foundation site.

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