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A Reset, A Reflection, A Return

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After six weeks in India, I feel as though I have been drawing water from a deep and ancient well. The experience lingers in me, rich, layered, and still revealing itself. Returning to Canada brings a familiar ease. There is the quiet comfort of what I know: fresh, clean water, vast nature, cooler air, open space, fewer people, less pollution, and a certain gentle assurance of peace. The landscape feels spacious and calm, and my body immediately recognizes the simplicity of this environment.

Yet with that comfort comes a question that arises within me: Why do I have so much?

Travel has a way of turning the mirror inward. I begin to reflect on what I truly need, and what can be simplified. What is essential? What is simply habit or convenience? These questions seem to arise naturally after time in India, where the unfamiliar slowly becomes familiar again, and where juxtaposition is everywhere within me.

Gratitude grows more visible within me.
Appreciation deepens.
For people.
For places.
For the simple presence of things.

The physical journey itself is long, more than twenty-four hours to travel halfway around the planet.  I often feel that the energy body and the mental body do not travel as quickly as the physical one. When I arrive home, I usually find myself drawn into long periods of rest, almost naturally settling into an extended Shavasana. In this quiet space, the body drifts into a Yoga Nidra like experience as the nervous system slowly regulates, a reset to this familiar reality.

Soon the perceived contrast shifts to Polarity, a balance of opposites. Once balance returns, something beautiful becomes clear again beneath all the differences. Across cultures and continents, some of the  essential qualities of life are universal.

People are kind and generally happy, trying to do their best.
Families matter deeply.
Smiling is a universal language.
People are inspired and curious to create and to grow.
Devotion and spirituality play important roles.
Food is cherished.
Rituals and Celebrations are honored traditions.

In the end, the contrasts seem to dissolve, what remains is shared humanity that quietly reminds me what truly matters. Perhaps that deep well I was exploring was not only India herself, but the deeper well within.


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A Sacred Paradox

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A Sacred Paradox:

Sometimes, to return to yourself, you must ask for guidance and let go.

At first glance, devotion can appear outward toward a teacher, a guru, a lineage, a murti, a mantra. The mind may wonder, Isn’t the path inward? Yet the great sages have always known: the way inward is often through conscious offering outward.
 
To offer with humility.
To receive with openness.
To surrender the tight grip of “I know.”
To allow the heart to soften.
 
In that movement of offering and receiving, the contracted “me” begins to loosen. And what remains is Presence.
 
In our modern language, we speak often of self-care how to nourish and nurture ourselves. This is essential. A depleted vessel cannot pour. Yet there is another truth equally vital: we cannot truly nourish ourselves if we have never allowed ourselves to nourish others. Giving and receiving are not opposites; they are one current flowing in different expressions, a polarity.
 
This is the balance.
 
Many fear losing themselves in output, in service, in devotion. But we only lose ourselves when we are disconnected from the deeper current that sustains us. This is why cultivating relationship with the subtle energy body, the pranic field that fuels the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual layers is so important. Through steady practice ( Sadhana) , self-study, and grace, we grow sensitive to this inner current. We learn its language. We expand our capacity to feel when we are aligned and when we are not.
 
Knowledge (jnana) and practice (sadhana) become the riverbanks that allow the waters of life to flow without flooding or drying up. Within these banks, balance is not rigid, it is alive. Surrender does not mean collapse; it means trust.
 
Again and again, the traditions remind us,  walking with a teacher, mentor, or guide accelerates this awakening. Not because they give you something you do not already possess, but because they have walked through the fire of transformation repeatedly. Their presence becomes a lamp. Their steadiness becomes a mirror. Their life reflects the impersonal truth, that your true nature is awareness, peace, and love.
 
You do not need to chase the teacher. When the longing ripens, the right guide appears. As pilgrims say along the Camino de Santiago, the Camino always provides. And in our modern phrasing, we might say the Universe has your Back. 
 
An authentic teacher has your back as well, not in a personal or possessive way, but in alignment and service of Truth itself. They reflect to you, through their words, actions, humility, and humanity (including their struggles) that what you seek has always been within. 
 
And so, we Bow.
We serve.
We practice.
We study.
We chant.
We sit in temples. 
We offer.
We receive.
We accept and allow ourselves to be guided


Not to escape or dimmish ourselves, but to remember ourselves.
Sometimes the way inward is through conscious offering outward. And in that surrender, we discover we were never separate from the Source at all.


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Love Hasu and All your Friends at Yoga by the Sea.

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With Love from one of my favorite places in the World

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Sitting in the Kripalu Samadhi Mandir during Morning Arti, I am absorbing the quiet sacred magic, peace and depth of community.

For decades, the families of Malav, India, the rural village surrounding the Mandir, have risen each morning in devoted sadhana. With unhurried reverence, they gather flowers from the temple grounds and farm, gently adorning the murtis of Saints, Sages, and deities. They do this without asking for or expecting anything in return. Complete Service to their beloved Guru.

This is the resting place of Swami Kripalu, a beloved Saint whose presence continues to guide hundreds of thousands.  A Saint’s body is not burned in India, as their energy continues to transmit the teachings they carried with them in life.

The devotion woven into daily life here opens the heart of anyone who arrives. Each time, it brings me to my knees in tears and humility. Bapuji, as he is affectionately called, is the Guru to my beloved Guru, Yogi Amrit Desai, who at 93 has been a disciple since he was 16, a mere 77 years. Dedicating his whole life to his Guru.

It reminds me of the adage: dig one well, and dig it deep.

The magic of community and devotion is how Yoga by the Sea feels to me, a deep well of love and dedication, reflecting the community that has supported, nurtured, celebrated, grieved, and grown together over the past 20 years.

Anyone who has crossed the threshold in the Heart of the Creek, or felt this field extending outward through our teachers, words, music, workshops, gatherings, events, tours, hands-on healing, counselling, movement practices, socials, or newsletters, has touched this well, participated in digging the well,  and nourishing it’s very existence.

Love Hasu and All your Friends at Yoga by the Sea.

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After the New Year: Returning, to your self Gently

Have you ever noticed how once the New Year has passed, there’s often a subtle shift. The excitement of fresh beginnings softens, routines are tested, life happens, and the intentions we set with such clarity can begin to feel harder to hold, as life  simply continues to unfold.

In yoga and meditation, we realise that sadhana doesn’t live in perfection or unwavering motivation. It lives in our willingness to return again and again.  After the New Year, commitment shifts into something different: patience, adaptability, and compassion for how life truly shows up.

Rather than pushing or judging ourselves, this is an invitation to reconnect with why we began. Why we long for movement, stillness, healing, or connection. When intentions are rooted in self care, they become sustainable  a source of support instead of another obligation.

At Yoga by the Sea, we offer many doorways back in. A grounding yoga class. Quiet moments in meditation, Breathwork, Conscious movement classes. The healing regulation of acupuncture, ortho bionomy and massage, a familiar face, a sense of belonging in community. Each a gentle reminder that you don’t have to do everything you simply have to continue along the path, one step at a time.

Karma Yogi Program

Join our Karma Yogi Program and receive unlimited drop-in yoga classes in exchange for seva (selfless service).

What’s involved:

  • A minimum commitment of three months, offering three hours per week
  • An open and loving heart — this path offers shared knowledge, wisdom, and growth
  • Participation in a supportive, growing community
  • An opportunity to practice selfless service, a beautiful way to purify the heart and deepen your yoga journey

✨ Anyone can be a Karma Yogi.

If you feel called, contact us to learn more.

Love Hasu and All your Friends at Yoga by the Sea.

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Spring Equinox

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Spring is a Season of Renewal 🌸 and feels like the New Beginning to me.

It is the perfect time to embrace self-care and conscious living. As the world awakens with the arrival of spring, you too can welcome a fresh start for your body, heart and soul.

Renewal is available in every moment. You have the power to shift inward, stepping away from external noise and distractions. Tune into yourself. Feel the energy within you. Connect with the life force that flows through you. This aliveness is your connection to the eternal cycle of life. From this conscious presence, you can move forward with intention—nourishing, centering, and grounding yourself.


✨ Spring Reset – A Time to Refresh & Reconnect – Spring offers the chance to refresh routines, declutter the mind, and embrace inner growth.


🌿 Reconnect with Nature – Spend time outdoors as the world blooms, grounding yourself in the changing season.


🌞 Morning Rituals – Begin your day with gratitude, gentle stretching, or a warm cup of lemon water.


🧹 Spring Cleaning for the Soul – Clear physical and mental clutter; release negativity and self-judgment.


🚶‍♀️ Conscious Walks – Pause, breathe, and soak in nature’s renewal. 📖 Journaling– Reflect on what brings you joy, gratitude, and inner peace.


Spring Sadhana:
🔸 Gratitude Journey – Write down a few things you’re grateful for each day.
🔸 Pranayama – Complete Yogic Breath
🔸 Daily Meditation – Embrace 5-10 minutes of stillness to recenter.


Welcome the energy of spring with open arms. 🌷💛

Love Hasu and All your Friends at Yoga by the Sea.

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Winter Wellness

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It is with ordinary knowing presence, the abundance of life shines through.
Gratitude reveals Grace, Service reveals Love, and Love reveals Joy.

It is with such honour that we at Yoga By The Sea express our deepest heartfelt appreciation for the opportunity to give what we have received from our many teachers, and own inner explorations. The gratitude, service, and love that pours through us, is simply what was given to us, and we hope you will pass it along through you to others. We are deeply grateful to the vibrant community that surrounds and supports us on this journey. We believe in the power of community, where each individual’s growth ripples out, touching the lives of others. It is through this shared connection that we continue to learn, grow, and thrive together. Touching the peace within us all, one person, one moment at a time.
 
Our Winter Open House Week is one way we can give back to the community that has given us so much over the last 19  years we have been nestled in the Heart of the Creek. 
 
Please join us for Winter Open House Week
 Jan. 6th through Jan. 12th, where all the Drop In Classes are complimentary, so you can try a variety of offerings and find the classes that fit your life. View class schedule here.

 
NEW YEAR SPECIAL! 🙌🏼 Unlimited Drop In Monthly Membership – Subscription 
 With  the New Year , we often reflect on where we’ve been, where we are, and where we want to be. What if we could step away from this constant cycle of “thinking” and “doing” and instead focus on “feeling” and “being”? How might that shift change the way we approach life? Isn’t this shift exactly what happens in a yoga class?

That’s the magic of yoga—helping us feel fully present in each moment. 

Imagine the possibilities after a week, a month, or even a year of consistent practice. Picture living with a deep sense of presence, fully engaged in each moment of your life.
 
This year commit to your growth with our 6-Month Membership:
Unlimited drop-in yoga for just $95/month.
Use code YOGA2025 for an extra $10 off per month, so $85 per month (anytime from Jan . 1st to Jan. 31st) 
Attend twice a week, and it’s only $9.80 per class!
10% off select workshops.
6 month auto pay
With 2-3 classes offered daily, it’s easy to fit yoga into your schedule. Plus, a 6-month commitment strengthens not only your practice, you may notice this shift ripple through all areas of your life—your relationships, your work, your family life, and most importantly, your relationship with yourself.
 
What we focus on, expands! 🙂
 
Find all the details here: Membership
“If it doesn’t change your life, it’s not Yoga” 
 
You also have the option to enhance your lifestyle by purchasing a 10- or 20-Flexi class pass. To make this even better, we’re offering a special discount code, which is valid from January 1st to January 31st. Use this code OPENHOUSE2025 for 10 % off. 
 
We look forward to seeing you in the New Year. 

In loving service,Winter sunrise and Sunsets are so spectacular in January ! The crisp days with the kiss of radiant sun.  I can  feel myself settling into the routine of January,  with a steadiness that feels like chopping wood and carrying water.

Our Studio Manager, Melissa Lyons has been inspiring the recent upgrades to the Center, as we add new soft furnishings, shift some things around for more ease and flow, along with a  lighter fresh color of paint for the Moon studio. Let us know how it feels !
 
As February nears, and sometimes restlessness sets in, 😲  we wanted to make sure you are fully aware of the offerings still available for the New Year, through January 31st, to help you continue to support your health and wellness,  physically,  energetically, mentally, emotionally  and spiritually.
Pick the one that serves you and your life !

Best option ! ***Unlimited Drop in Memberships use code  YOGA2025   (usually $95 +tax per month, now only $85 per month with a 6  month subscription) Attend 9 classes a month and its only 9.50 per class.

10 class or 20 class Flexi Pass discount offering OPENHOUSE2025  (10% off 10 class $17 per class, or 20 Class pass is 14.60 per class) valid for one year from first use.

We also wanted to encourage you with this easy to practice anywhere Pranayama ( Breath technique) called Nadi Shodhana, also known as Alternate Nostril Breath. It is a calming and balancing pranayama that helps harmonize the flow of energy within the body. This practice involves alternating the breath between the left and right nostrils, which purifies the energy channels (nadis) and promotes mental clarity and emotional stability. 

It is particularly beneficial in winter as it strengthens the immune system, reduces stress, and maintains inner balance during the colder months. Gentle and soothing, Nadi Shodhana is suitable for all levels and can be practiced daily to cultivate a sense of peace and well-being. If you want to activate increasing the body hear and energy try Surya Bhedana with is only with the right nostril, there are details below.

Here is a recorded guided video of Nadi Shodhana from a few years ago for your reference.

https://youtu.be/ERgm476JSKQ?si=4PDqgA4gIiEglfTE

Tips for Winter Pranayama Practice: Practice in a warm, quiet space. Perform pranayama on an empty stomach. Combine with light stretches like Sun Salutations (Surya Namaskar) to enhance warmth.Nadi Shodhana (Alternate Nostril Breathing)
Benefits: Balances energy channels, calms the mind, and enhances immunity, which is crucial during winter.
How to Practice:Sit comfortably and use your thumb and ring finger to close one nostril at a time.
Inhale through the left nostril, close it, and exhale through the right. Then, inhale through the right and exhale through the left.
Repeat for 5–10 minutes.
Precautions: None; it’s gentle and suitable for all.
Surya Bhedana Pranayama (Right Nostril Breathing)
Benefits: Activates the warming energy of the sun (Pingala Nadi), increasing body heat and energy.
How to Practice:Sit in a meditative posture.
Close the left nostril with your ring finger.
Inhale deeply through the right nostril and exhale through the right nostril.
Repeat for 10–15 breaths.
Precautions: Avoid if you feel overheated or agitated
For additional support, we also have several practitioners who offer Acupuncture, Massage, Ortho Bionomy, and Reiki in the Wellness Collective. Be sure to contact them here https://yogabythesea.ca/wellness-collective/It is with ordinary knowing presence, the abundance of life shines through.
Gratitude reveals Grace, Service reveals Love, and Love reveals Joy.

It is with such honour that we at Yoga By The Sea express our deepest heartfelt appreciation for the opportunity to give what we have received from our many teachers, and own inner explorations. The gratitude, service, and love that pours through us, is simply what was given to us, and we hope you will pass it along through you to others. We are deeply grateful to the vibrant community that surrounds and supports us on this journey. We believe in the power of community, where each individual’s growth ripples out, touching the lives of others. It is through this shared connection that we continue to learn, grow, and thrive together. Touching the peace within us all, one person, one moment at a time.
 
Our Winter Open House Week is one way we can give back to the community that has given us so much over the last 19  years we have been nestled in the Heart of the Creek. 
 
Please join us for Winter Open House Week
 Jan. 6th through Jan. 12th, where all the Drop In Classes are complimentary, so you can try a variety of offerings and find the classes that fit your life. View class schedule here.

 
NEW YEAR SPECIAL! 🙌🏼 Unlimited Drop In Monthly Membership – Subscription 
 With  the New Year , we often reflect on where we’ve been, where we are, and where we want to be. What if we could step away from this constant cycle of “thinking” and “doing” and instead focus on “feeling” and “being”? How might that shift change the way we approach life? Isn’t this shift exactly what happens in a yoga class?

That’s the magic of yoga—helping us feel fully present in each moment. 

Imagine the possibilities after a week, a month, or even a year of consistent practice. Picture living with a deep sense of presence, fully engaged in each moment of your life.
 
This year commit to your growth with our 6-Month Membership:
Unlimited drop-in yoga for just $95/month.
Use code YOGA2025 for an extra $10 off per month, so $85 per month (anytime from Jan . 1st to Jan. 31st) 
Attend twice a week, and it’s only $9.80 per class!
10% off select workshops.
6 month auto pay
With 2-3 classes offered daily, it’s easy to fit yoga into your schedule. Plus, a 6-month commitment strengthens not only your practice, you may notice this shift ripple through all areas of your life—your relationships, your work, your family life, and most importantly, your relationship with yourself.
 
What we focus on, expands! 🙂
 
Find all the details here: Membership
“If it doesn’t change your life, it’s not Yoga” 
 
You also have the option to enhance your lifestyle by purchasing a 10- or 20-Flexi class pass. To make this even better, we’re offering a special discount code, which is valid from January 1st to January 31st. Use this code OPENHOUSE2025 for 10 % off. 
 
We look forward to seeing you in the New Year. 

In loving service,

Love Hasu and All your Friends at Yoga by the Sea.

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New Year 2025

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It is with ordinary knowing presence, the abundance of life shines through.
Gratitude reveals Grace, Service reveals Love, and Love reveals Joy.

It is with such honour that we at Yoga By The Sea express our deepest heartfelt appreciation for the opportunity to give what we have received from our many teachers, and own inner explorations. The gratitude, service, and love that pours through us, is simply what was given to us, and we hope you will pass it along through you to others. We are deeply grateful to the vibrant community that surrounds and supports us on this journey. We believe in the power of community, where each individual’s growth ripples out, touching the lives of others. It is through this shared connection that we continue to learn, grow, and thrive together. Touching the peace within us all, one person, one moment at a time.
 
Our Winter Open House Week is one way we can give back to the community that has given us so much over the last 19  years we have been nestled in the Heart of the Creek. 
 
Please join us for Winter Open House Week
 Jan. 6th through Jan. 12th, where all the Drop In Classes are complimentary, so you can try a variety of offerings and find the classes that fit your life. View class schedule here.

 
NEW YEAR SPECIAL! 🙌🏼 Unlimited Drop In Monthly Membership – Subscription 
 With  the New Year , we often reflect on where we’ve been, where we are, and where we want to be. What if we could step away from this constant cycle of “thinking” and “doing” and instead focus on “feeling” and “being”? How might that shift change the way we approach life? Isn’t this shift exactly what happens in a yoga class?

That’s the magic of yoga—helping us feel fully present in each moment. 

Imagine the possibilities after a week, a month, or even a year of consistent practice. Picture living with a deep sense of presence, fully engaged in each moment of your life.
 
This year commit to your growth with our 6-Month Membership:
Unlimited drop-in yoga for just $95/month.
Use code YOGA2025 for an extra $10 off per month, so $85 per month (anytime from Jan . 1st to Jan. 31st) 
Attend twice a week, and it’s only $9.80 per class!
10% off select workshops.
6 month auto pay
With 2-3 classes offered daily, it’s easy to fit yoga into your schedule. Plus, a 6-month commitment strengthens not only your practice, you may notice this shift ripple through all areas of your life—your relationships, your work, your family life, and most importantly, your relationship with yourself.
 
What we focus on, expands! 🙂
 
Find all the details here: Membership
“If it doesn’t change your life, it’s not Yoga” 
 
You also have the option to enhance your lifestyle by purchasing a 10- or 20-Flexi class pass. To make this even better, we’re offering a special discount code, which is valid from January 1st to January 31st. Use this code OPENHOUSE2025 for 10 % off. 
 
We look forward to seeing you in the New Year. 

In loving service,

Love Hasu and All your Friends at Yoga by the Sea.

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December Rest in Sadhana

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Photo & decoration credit: Melissa Atma Lyons
Lately I have been reminding myself and others that Yoga is a Spiritual practice that goes beyond the physical practice of poses. The practices and techniques are for us to know the Spirit that embodies and dwells in this Humanness. This is called Sadhana. Sadhana is a spiritual practice. It is the relationship with Spirit, the Spirit that embodies this human form. Yoga is a spiritual practice – the teachings of Yoga are to connect us to Spirit and help us form a deeper connection with the divine, experience a sense of aliveness, and reach in-lightenment, and inner peace. 
 
December is the time of the year when I feel the pull to be introverted. It’s the season when the weather, the daylight, the night time naturally calls me inward to reset. Similarly, I also feel the impulse to be in service, quiet contemplation or meditation, Kirtan-Chanting, supporting our community through the food bank and other supportive initiatives. For me this feels like a reset on Sadhana, Living Yoga, reflection, rest and restoration, retreating, and wintering.
 
Sadhana can be a ritual, a conscious and purposeful practice. It could involve meditation, prayer, mantra chanting, Yoga poses, or any other discipline aimed at self-improvement and spiritual awakening. The essence of sadhana lies in its regularity and deliberateness. It’s often a daily practice, done at specific times (e.g., early morning or sunset), that helps to develop focus, devotion, witness the mind and emotions, and create faith. The purpose of sadhana is to go beyond the ego identifications, witness the mind, and cultivate  compassion, humility, patience, and wisdom. It is seen as a tool for the transformation of the individual on all levels—physical, mental, and spiritual. 
 
Sadhana is to deepen one’s spiritual connection. Sadhana helps to awaken higher consciousness through self-realization. Sadhana is deeply personal and can vary depending on the tradition, teacher, and spiritual inclinations. While sadhana can be practiced individually, it is often supported by a gathering of like-minded individuals (Satsang) or a Sangha ( community). So you cultivate the capacity to carry this reset with you everywhere you go, to everyone you meet. This is how Sadhana becomes Living Yoga. 
 
With Love and Gratitude always,
Hasu and all your Friends at Yoga by the Sea
Sea you in the Ocean


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Welcome November

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As the season winds down, I can’t help but feel like I’m trying to hold on to the last bits of summer! Does anyone else As November arrives, it invites us to slow down and turn inward. The shorter days and cooler air encourage a time of reflection, allowing us to focus on restoration and self-love. Your life is a beautiful tapestry of experiences—relationships, growth, heartache, and transformation. This month, embrace the journey that has shaped you into who you are today—each experience, joy, challenge, and lesson learned.
 
Remember, you are strong, intelligent, unique, creative, and wise. You are  great manifestor and you can create anything! You’ve lived a life filled with connections, love, and growth. Celebrate everything that makes you you: your resilience, your transformations, the dreams you’ve pursued, and the moments of heartache that have deepened your understanding.
 
November is a season of introspection, a time to honour both the light and the shadows within. Embrace all that you have been, all you are now, and all you are becoming. Cherish the person you are in this very moment. Reflect on the wisdom you’ve gained, the growth you’ve achieved, and the strength that sustains you. Allow yourself to rest and rejuvenate, so that you may enter the coming months restored and ready to continue your journey with renewed purpose.
 
With Love and Gratitude always,
Hasu and all your Friends at Yoga by the Sea
Sea you in the Ocean

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Welcome September

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As the season winds down, I can’t help but feel like I’m trying to hold on to the last bits of summer! Does anyone else feel the same way? It’s almost like going through a grieving process for those warm, long days spent swimming in the ocean. You might still catch me out there, snorkeling, and I even broke out my shorty wetsuit this week. Growing up in the South, I’ve always been a warm-water person.
 
But as much as I love summer, I’m equally excited about the creative side of planning and programming for the upcoming months. There’s so much potential! We’ve got an incredible Fall season lined up with some amazing offerings at the Center. September is packed with special events every weekend, and we’ve included a list of what’s happening below, along with details on our Fall Open House Week,  Sept. 7th to September 14th and Fall Membership and pass discount (details below). Don’t forget to use the code FALL2024 until Sept 22nd
 
On Tuesday as folks return to a more routine life, I’m heading out for the Fall 2024 tour. This year leading a group of 10, on a 19-day journey along the Portuguese Camino coastal route to Santiago de Compostela. It’s going to be an incredible experience with Yoga Meditation and Yoga Nidra woven into the retreat as we walk together. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for photos and updates @yogabythesea1.
 
As we enter the Fall season, embracing your meditation, pranayama, and asana yoga practice can be incredibly supportive during this time of transition. Grounding routines help us smoothly navigate the currents of change. Remember to stay hydrated, enjoy locally grown and sourced foods, and spend a few moments each morning reading something inspiring to connect with your spirit for the day. Before sleep, reflect on your day with gratitude.
 
With Love and Gratitude always,
Hasu and all your Friends at Yoga by the Sea
Sea you in the Ocean
In-Joy the Sweetness of Summer

Love Hasu and all your Friends at Yoga by the Sea


 
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