MANTRA OF THE MONTH – OM
The word mantra is derived from two Sanskrit words. The first is manas or βmind,β and the second syllable is drawn from the…
read moreIn Sanskrit, the language of Yoga, MAHA means βGREAT, MIGHTY, STRONGβ and this speaks to our committed community and theirΒ passion for living life to the fullest – healthy, happy and strong!
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It’s your passion I can feel when I step into your class. Thank you for sharing your lovely spirit, knowledge and love for a deeper understanding of yoga. I love the focus and the mindfulness.Β Your teaching is truly inspirational – it made me a better person and athlete. I can’t wait to be back in your class!
I am very grateful and fortunate to be able to practice yoga with Karin Kuhn (for three years now). Karin is a brilliantly skilled, enthusiastic and patient yoga instructor. I have always been impressed by her deep and vast knowledge of yoga. She personally and expertly shares her knowledge of anatomy, philosophy and spiritualism to all of her students. She enthusiastically guides her (more…)
There is so much need today for grounding! Yoga can be the medicine our mind, body and spirit are looking for but it takes a great teacher like Karin Kuhn to hold space for students to attune. Karin is a blessing to yoga students as her classes are meticulously sequenced and paced, her language is clean and precise, she takes the time to align students carefully before transitioning in and (more…)
Karin mastery of the art and science of yoga, and her deep passion for yoga comes through in each and every class she teaches.Β I am so deeply grateful to have found a teacher who is so dedicated and devoted to her students, and to the practice of yoga in its fullest expression. Β I truly am not sure I knew how to do ANY yoga poses properly before I found Karin. After only a few months of (more…)
βInspiredβ, is the first word that comes to mind as a student of Karinβs for over 3 years now. Her practice and teachings she shares are uplifting and also grounded in the practicality of living yoga day by day. She has taught me not only how to trust myself and my strength, but also to take leaps of faith and trust the faith zoneβ¦on the mat and in the world. Everyday I am grateful for my friend, my teacher, my sister!
The word mantra is derived from two Sanskrit words. The first is manas or βmind,β and the second syllable is drawn from the…
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