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Saturday, July 9 • 10:30am - 12:00pm
Do U YIN? FULL

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“Hot” Yoga practices activate a determined, purposeful, muscular and often thinking way of practicing (think vinyasa, Bikram). YIN yoga’s methodology is different. Its purpose is to begin the “un-doing.” We allow the effects of traction or compression to affect key junctures in the body – shoulders, spine, hips – to soften us, to rebalance energy flow. Introspective and offering longer holds than faster practices, YIN starts NOT from a place of activity. Instead we'll start slow and stay slow, holding the shapes for 3-5 minutes. We will enlist time, stillness and gravity as key allies. In doing so we switch the autonomic nervous system's “lever” from the go go GO “fight or flight” pattern in our lives we all know too well these days to a natural calm, “rest & digest” place of being that awaits rediscovery of its potent effects on our health and well-being.

Instructors
avatar for Be. See. Know.

Be. See. Know.

Be. See. Know.
Be. See. Know. was birthed in 2007 after finding & exploring the "edge" often -- through extensive travels & studies of Yoga, Thai Yoga and Meditation.  Together these practices honor the art of deceleration to buffer the pace of our ever ramped up world.  In becoming more aware... Read More →

Musicians
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Bryan Brash

Bryan Brash is a Jamaican born Violist. He began his studies at age 13 at a public middle school in Richmond Virginia. Bryan quickly progress and won a spot in the prestigious Alexander Paley Festival, where he got the opportunity to perform The Glinka Piano quartet with Mr. Paley... Read More →

Saturday July 9, 2016 10:30am - 12:00pm EDT
Surya Room 195 North Street, Portland, ME