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I was never a strong believer of the yoga practice up until I met Dhana. After taking a session with her instruction I was hooked. I find her teaching style to be very straight forward, her hands on technique is unique to each student. The highlight for each class is when she corrects your posture, reminding you to always focus on your entire being. Dhana gives great instruction and makes each class interesting through use of props, techniques, breathing, and even partner routines. I highly recommend anyone to experience a session with Dhana! You too will be hooked.
— Brent YagerDhana has been a tremendous help in my practice. When I think I have plateaued or hit the wall she always seems to push me forward and keep me inspired. Thank you so much!
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Category Archives: Education
Daily Intentions
A gentle approach to goal setting. For many people, life is hectic and mornings seem harried no matter how early we get up. Setting an intention is a one of the tools in your Vibrant Life toolbox. In … Continue reading
Downunder Japan now available
Downunder Japan, published by Fineline Press, NZ , is now available for purchase. It’s a collection of stories about Japan, in which two of my stories , The Invitation and Taima are included. www.finelinepress.co.nz
Kids and change
“But I don’t want to change,” lamented my three- year old yesterday, as we talked about her upcoming birthday. I explained that though she is growing taller and stronger, it doesn’t mean she is going to change into a … Continue reading
Bear Dreams
Two days ago, at just after four pm, on my way to drop my daughter off at a friend’s place, we drove through Edgemont village, which is the commercial hub of our quaint little suburban part of North Vancouver. With … Continue reading
Calling all Angels
Calling all Angels It’s late, eleven pm. My husband is working somewhere in the hills of Nevada and my three- year old, Talulah, just fell asleep across my chest. I was about to open the November issue of Todays … Continue reading
What are you ABOUT?
I was at Micheal Margolis’s (getstoried.com) talk on why every ABOUT page needs a back story, at the LA Blogworld convention yesterday. The class was fantastic, and interactive. The first thing we did was make a list of ten things … Continue reading
Get High (through yoga)
This is prose written by Charles Baudelaire, he was the translator of Edgar Allan Poe. In my poetry class at Simon Fraser University we are studying classics, and I feel this poem speaks directly to the way my yoga practice … Continue reading
New York Yoga Tour with Dhana
In only 5 weeks, my New York Yoga Tour will be taking to the streets of Manhattan! I have only two spaces left available for this opportunity. Three days in Manhattan exploring the Big Apple’s huge variety of yoga studios, … Continue reading
Iyengar Yoga
My new four week session at Room for Yoga, begins Monday May 2nd and runs until Monday May 30th , with no class on Monday May 16th as that is Victoria Day. Here are some pictures of the kinds of … Continue reading
Vagina Monologues
An unprecedented look into the minds and hearts of the women inmates of New York’s Bedford Hills Correctional Facility. The film goes inside a writing workshop led by playwright and activist Eve Ensler, consisting of 15 women, most of whom … Continue reading
