The Word Yoga means Union…

This Union we pursue is a deep & lasting connection between Body, Mind and Heart.

When people practice yoga they are looking for authentic peace, love, happiness and the experience of inner truth.

Yoga can offer a gateway to go beyond the mind and into self-awareness.

With practice, you will develop the ability to quieten your thoughts and experience genuine freedom and peace of mind.

Is the branch of Yoga which deals with the physical body, its care, health, strength and includes the technical practices and disciplines by which the body and the vital energies can be brought under control.

Every exercise is practiced slowly and easily, to prevent the effects of exhaustion which is the enemy of good health. Therefore within our physical bodies we develop a balance of strength and flexibility. We learn to balance effort and surrender, which is the cornerstone of yoga.

Hatha yoga is a powerful tool for self-transformation. The postures are also designed to open the many channels of the body—especially the main channel, the spine through intelligent use of the breath so that energy can flow freely, increasing vitality and powers of resistance. It asks us to bring our attention to our breath, which then helps us to still the fluctuations of the mind and be more present within the unfolding of each moment.

In these times where we are all coming to terms with very stressful lifestyle conditions, Yoga gives us an opportunity to get in touch with our own personal needs in a very intimate way.

Self reflection through movement, breath and stillness, leads to profound moments of healing and growth! Improving all aspects of your life!

Yoga takes into account that a human being is a complex organism of mind, body, emotions and spirit. Our practice is our conscious attempt to combine these elements in order to heal, make whole and realize as much as possible our full potential. It’s no wonder that people are turning to yoga to enjoy the many health benefits it has to offer.

Through regular practice, we experience flexibility of the spine and joints with increased mobility and strength. It’s potential for self-healing has been known to improve vital health, and through the practice of pranayama and meditation, slow down the heart rate, reduce high blood pressure and alleviate stress.