Category: yoga

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Yoga Classes at the North East Arts Council

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Yoga classes will resume at the North East Arts Council promptly in January – resolution ready!
Tuesdays: 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.     January 3 – February 7   ….. 6 weeks*
                                                February 28 – April 4  ……… 6 weeks*
Wednesdays: 9:45 – 10:45 a.m.   January 4 – February 8 … 6 weeks*
                                                      March 1 – April 5   ….. 6 weeks*

Members:  $ 8 per class, $42 for 6 weeks

Guests:  $10 per class, $54 for 6 weeks
Multi-level classes, beginners always welcome!
Breathe, stretch, smile.
Namaste
Deb Phillips
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Farm Fresh Yoga Brunch

Fresh air Yoga classes Trolley Line Vineyards in North East PA

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Yoga class and guided meditation surrounded by the beautiful natural environment at Trolley Line Vineyards, LTD.

 in the Heart of America’s Grape Country  Concord

Farm to table brunch prepared by The Cork 1794

Certified Yoga Instructor Deborah Phillips

$45 per person, maximum class size 12 participants

9 AM – noon

available dates: July 9(sold out), 10, 16, 17    August 7, 13, 14

reservations required       814.725.4757      [email protected]

a portion of the proceeds will benefit the North East Arts Council




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a hint of Autumn

Autumn is in the air and she suggests a change … a change of color, of temperature, of attitude? Subtle at first, but the change will become more obvious as the season progresses. I feel these stirrings and am ready and willing to shed the seasons of the past.

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Some may embrace the change in anticipation of snuggling in for a winter’s rest, but I have rested enough and much work awaits. The work I am embracing is inside, with fires to stoke, passion to reignite. In thirty days I shall be 60 years old. Just another birthday … yes … and cause to celebrate.

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Meditation 101

If you have been thinking about a meditation practice….hmm, thinking about meditating…..and wondering if you want to know more….”10% Happier” by Dan Harris is a good read. Dan is a TV journalist – Nightline, GMA, 20/20 – and he sprinkles this tale of his journey to mindfulness with anecdotes of well-known public figures from broadcast news. His profession provided an opportunity to meet with some of the most respected professionals in the “field” of meditation and spirituality. He may get a bit self-congratulatory but I appreciated this: ” The act of simply feeling the breath breaks the habits of a lifetime. For those short snatches of time when you are focused on the rise and fall of the abdomen or the cool air entering and exiting the nostrils, the ego is muzzled. You are not thinking, you are being mindful – an innate but underused ability we all have, which allows us to be aware without judging.”

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Tea time

The Republic of Tea embraces the ancient Chinese philosophy of Ta shun – the Great Harmony. Ta shun is alive when people naturally care about the world and depend on one another for the well-being of the whole. It manifests itself in collective concern and the aspiration to seek opportunities, initiatives and actions that will better the conditions of both humans and the planet. In short, to provide good works, render goodwill.DSC04062

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Go for a Walk!

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A reward awaits each time you venture out the door. Sometimes the reward is as obvious as the sweet, tart indulgence of a ripe raspberry. Sometimes the reward is more subtle and arrives as the glimpse of a hawk in the sky, or the scent of autumn on the breeze. Mother Nature offers endless opportunities to awaken your senses, so step outside, stand tall, and breathe deeply. Go for a walk and claim your reward!