> > > > > > > Time For a Change /// Winter Solstice Class

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Everyone has a story.  Everyone wants to tell their story.  And Everyone's story is worth being told.

As we live through each season we move forward through cycles, change and choice. Within us and all around us.  On the solstice we move from the time of Ether to Earth.  Each of the seasons is symbolized by one of the 5 elements: Winter = Earth, Spring = Water, Summer = Fire and Fall = Air.  The element of Ether is symbolized by the time between Halloween and the Solstice.  The element of ether is symbolic of our intuition, our ability to close our eyes and sit still.  It is a place of creativity before boundaries, judgment, insecurity and this freedom is what ignites the creative spark at our core. It's where the story begins. It gives us a light in the dark, our word for the year, an idea on how we would like to tell our story for a new year.  

But in order for our word, dream, desire to manifest it has to become physical, like a seed.  It has to take shape, to have a place to root into and grow.  The element of earth is symbolic of the body.  As we move from ether to earth we start to manifest our idea physically.  We begin to make choices about the way we breathe, move and rest to build a body that reflects where we are now and what direction we want to go.  Our bodies literally take the shape of our hearts and minds, each pose a reflection of our awareness as we weave and unwind our narrative of experience. This Thursday night we will move from Ether to Earth.  We will move from one season to the next and into a new year.  We will step into a new cycle of change and choice   and create the story of a new season in our lives with us as we go. "At the end of the day, your life is not the sum total of the       things that happened to you, but how you told the story."  - Douglas Brooks

+ Winter Solstice Class +

                          

                                          This Thursday

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* * * * * * * * YOGA Gardens GARDENS inside for the WINTER

I gotta say, as we get closer to winter I appreciate YOGA Gardens gardens more and more.  And with the new heater and all the studio is feeling down right tropical.  Makes a Minnesota winter worth-while, I'm even kind of looking forward to it.

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Lot's of really beautiful music on this one.  One of my favorites to date.  Piano & cello which I always LOVE and some really pretty electronic too.  A good mix that makes you want to move even when you think you don't.  And then you'll be glad you did.

Love & Enjoy, L

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+ Holiday POP-UP SHOP +

+Holiday POP-UP+

Stop and shop or have a Mimosa and just say hello ..We would love to see you! 

Saturday December 7

1 -4 

@ YOGA Garden

Jewelry and Beautiful Things Made by:

dullDiamond

SuperKarin

Brown Ink

Nick Lundeen

Pete Cairns


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See you then!, L 

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10:00 - 11:30 Thanksgiving Morning Vinyasa

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= PLAYFULNESS & PRODUCTIVITY +

Us creative types and the importance of our non-linear ways.  We will not be productive if we don't get to play.  We need room to move.  We need a place to work where we can push back boundaries and remember there is always more.  Moving from A > B is not how we're going to get things done.

I just read a great article about that very subject.  The author Matthew Schuler talks about the importance of being fluid between what seem like opposing ideas.

Sound familiar?

It fits in perfectly with what we've been talking about in class: Karma & Lila, Work and Play and the need to remember to include both in our practice.  Link to the article below:

Why Creative People Sometimes Make No Sense

We'll talk more about it tonight at 630 //// All Levels Vinyasa > Vinyasa means flow or to be Fluid incase you didn't know that already.

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YOUR YEAR IN A WORD /// My Word for 2013: VOICE

Into the dark we go…

This Thursday, on Halloween, we move into the darker half of the year.  So, we need to have a plan…what are you going to do with all that time in the dark?

A couple years ago I started a project for myself.  Around this time of year I would pick a word that would be my 'guide' for the upcoming year.  I would start thinking about it this time of year as my season as a garden designer ended and I had more time to focus on my yoga practice and art projects.  

I realized in retrospect I was picking words that represented where I needed to do my work, dharma for the yoga geeks.  The words were usually something I was lacking and definitely afraid of in some way.  They just started out in the dark from an etheric place of listening and looking and watching what my habits were and what I wanted to change.  The same place of listening we go into when meditating or find flow in our practice.  

Over the course of the year the words evolved from the curiosity of what they meant in general to what they meant to me.  They began to create narratives and tell a story.  They moved dynamically, grew and changed from word to phrase to sentence to paragraph to a story.  

My word for 2013 was VOICE.  This time last year I knew I needed to learn to articulate better with words.  I knew I could say what I needed to say artistically and design wise - no problem.  Make words and letters look pretty, no problem.  But, I was lacking in my VOICE by articulation.  So, as part of my YOUR YEAR IN A WORD for 2013 I committed to blogging everyday.  It was really kind of terrifying at first.  And my goal was to have 365 blog entries by the end of 2013.  I started my project blogging on the 10th of Feb and posted everyday through April.  And what I learned from my word was to just show up > Show Up Everyday (There is, of course, a blog entry about it) and something would unfold.  And in that I started to overcome my fear of my own VOICE and I wrote some pretty good entries.  I actually started to have fun with it, looked forward to it and began keeping a log of ideas I had that I wanted to write about.  I stopped writing daily when I realized I was just posting to post.  Once I had more of an idea about what I wanted to say I reserved writing for the clarity of my voice.  The story of my word began to unfold and as it got bigger I gained more confidence.

Now, punctuation and sentence structure still remain a complete mystery to me,  and I'm not declaring myself Shakespeare in any way.  But I did find my VOICE.  I'm not as afraid of it as I was a year ago.  I have a direct relationship with that word and what it means now in a way that adds strength to my foundation.  

So, this Halloween, Thursday night @ 630 we will sit still, go into the dark and start thinking about the story we want from a word for a new year…

YOUR YEAR IN A WORD

Halloween Night

630 - 800

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+ Start NOW +

If you imagine less, less will be what you undoubtedly deserve. 

Do what you love, and don’t stop until you get what you love. 

Work as hard as you can, imagine immensities, don’t compromise, and don’t waste time. 

Start now. 

Not 20 years from now, not two weeks from now. 

Now.

- Debbie Millman

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Winter is upon us.  Not just here, that sounds boring and heavy, but upon us.  It's a little more poetic and gives us some time to plan.

As we move toward longer nights and shorter days we think about what it is we want to work on this winter as we move inside.  We remember the back body, the past, the people and experiences that have supported and nurtured us along the way.  We step onto our mats and move toward what is unfamiliar, to build a new experience.  We will surprise ourselves with what we've grown come spring.

Here's to the dark, where all of us get a chance to begin again!

(We will talk more about this for the annual Your Year In A Word class on Thursday, which is actually on Halloween this year...Start thinking about your words lovely people of the future!)

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...A perfect PLAYList for Fall as we get ready to move back inside <3

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Happy Birthday YOGA Garden ! !

YOGA Garden is 2!!

So, I'd say it's high time for a little celebration.

Stop by for a toast to

YOGA Gardens first two trips around the Sun

this Saturday, September 28

7:00-10:00

Dj

Drinks

Dancing

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And enjoy a FREE WEEK of classes

 Sunday, September 29 - October 5

Really, with any teacher all week.

 For our current teaching schedule and all the good stuff:

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See you This Saturday, L 

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Recently discovered and have fallen in playlist love w Washed Out.   I had a similar response to Metric when I saw them play at Rock The Garden this Summer, and have had a girl crush on the lead singer ever since.  Which with the cooler temps, low light and switch from iced chai to steamed seems already so far away.  So, it's time for a new list as we move into a new season with a little hit of Summer....We'll give it a listen for our Advanced Practice tonight @ 630.

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+ An Even GIVE & TAKE +

Creative people need focus

and the first way to focus is by being supported

by at least one or two people who love and nurture you.

It's very difficult to be creative on one's own.

Everyone needs at least one or two people who believe in them.

Clarissa Pinkola Estes

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There are so many parallels between being an art student and a student of yoga.

My good friend and studio mate from college, Kim (aka Young Guns), recently gave me the sketch in this pic as a gift for Yoga Garden.  The sketch is by our painting and drawing instructor, Mr. Boppel.  He was a teacher and mentor to us both.  We loved Mr. Boppel.  By the way he dressed one would assume he rode up to the Art Building on a Harley which was endearingly offset by the cup of tea he always carried around with him, complete with saucer.  He used to check up on us periodically through our 3 hour painting class to make sure we were doing our work.  Which we always were, we loved being in the studio.  He'd say something inspiring, complementary or give us a suggestion on how we could improve and then move on.  No big deal.  All part of the process.  And with each sweep we drew our focus in a bit more.  Got a little clearer on what the image was we were trying to make.  An even give and take, he appreciated us too.

The idea behind Yoga Garden is the same. It is a place where we are artists/yogis individually but support each other collectively through having a studio space to practice the give and take.  As artists we try to find a way to express ourselves openly and fully to tell our stories a little bit at a time.  We look for ways to express our appreciation for what we see in the world around us in a way that is beyond words or conversation.  As yoga students we do the same.  We move through forms, make shapes, refine with action to see what images we can create.  Bring into focus what we are capable of with the help of an entire studio.

There is so much momentum behind the studio now as Yoga Garden comes up on finishing it's second cycle around the Sun.  It's exciting to see and feel and I feel lucky to be a part of it. We've got a great group of teachers who are all very adept with great training and always working on refining the focus in their teaching.  A great group of students who are entrepreneurial, artistic, curious and ever appreciative of the studio environment that continues to grow.  Again, I feel lucky.

An even give and take. 

A room full of teachers and students just happy to be in the studio.

Everything is possible.

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FALL@YOGA GARDEN

Settle Into a Peaceful New Routine for Fall @ YOGA Garden 
>>>> Come say Hello

New Classes > New Instructors > New Schedule
(All classes currently running unless specified w a start date)

- Sunday -

 Vinyasa Flow w Aubrey Weger > 1000 - 1115 am (starts Oct 20)

 Back to Basics w Laurel Van Matre > 430 - 600 pm

 Yin and Nidra Yoga w Pete Cairns > 630 - 800 pm


- Monday - 

Back to Basics w Jasvir Singh > 500 - 615 pm

Advanced Vinyasa w Laurel Van Matre > 630 - 800 pm

- Tuesday - 

Back to Basics w Laura Craig > 530 - 645 pm

All Levels Vinyasa w Lindsay Brost > 700 - 830 pm (starts Oct 1)

- Wednesday - 

All Levels Vinyasa w Elizabeth Camp > 900 - 1015 am

Back to Basics w Melissa Sue > 616 - 730 pm

- Thursday - 

All Levels Vinyasa w Laurel Van Matre > 630 - 800 pm

- Friday - 

Deep Stretch w Elizabeth Camp > 900 - 1015 am

All Levels Asana w Pete Cairns > 600 - 730 pm

- Saturday - 

Mixed Levels Asana w Stephanie Loes > 800 - 900 am

Back to Basics w Stephanie Loes > 930 - 1045 am


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> > > > > > Beneath the Layers of a Day

Layer after layer of civilized life

seems to have veiled our directness of seeing.

We often look for an underlying meaning of things

while the thing itself is the meaning.

Anni Albers

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I've been spending all my free time this summer here on my back porch.   Nestled in the corner in my redwood chair behind my screen of Virginia Creeper.  Underneath the lilac tree and the hot summer sky.  It's my little chariot that bookends my summer days, starting w coffee and ending with a look at whatever phase of the moon we are in.  I get to sit here beneath the layers of the trees as they bloom and then leaf out, the sun as it changes throughout the summer and adds layers to the light and shadow of the surrounding landscape.  A stillness that is not still at all that I am happy to be reminded to be a part of beneath the layers of my day.

It's become the puja or the ritual focus of my home this summer and I am it's happy devotee.

> > > More from the Hot Summer Sun Series ...

Not all weeds are bad...some are even kind of pretty.

Especially on a lovely August day overlooking the 'Ol Miss on a riverbank in St. Paul. 

Not a bad way to spend the afternoon.

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Come next winter this little lady will be my Hot Summer Sun.

You know in January when we've got feet of snow on the ground blanketing inches thick ice underneath and a summery, hot, July day seems impossible.  I put her on my windowsill so her pretty yellow face is the first thing I see when I wake up in the morning and look outside.

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^ Virgo Rising Attack ^

These new stamps are so pretty I can't wait to send them out to friends...oh so Virgo rising of me to notice the little details.  The texture, the cut, the line, the color.  Put me in charge of the details to make things pretty and I am a happy lady.  Even if it's just a stamp on an envelope.

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Slow and easy like the hot Summer Sun...

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> > > SIMPLE, STRONG & BEAUTIFUL

Thanks all for a great class tonight.

Simple, Strong & Beautiful

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YOGA as EXPLORATION * * * *

What a great weekend it was.  

We had a great turnout and got a lot done.  We weaved in and out of our poses during a crazy storm on Friday night that pushed rain water through the ceiling and left many of us w/o power for days.  The weekend had originally been scheduled for 3 weeks earlier and had to be moved unexpectedly due to a hip injury Christina was dealing with.  So, there was a little bit of chaos from beginning to end which just makes me feel lucky.  I love it when things get a little chaotic.  We have to get creative.  It opens things up a bit and creates a space charged with the unexpected and leaves me feeling lucky with whatever it is I come up with as a result.  And it's always more fun to do that in a group.

The chaos leading up to the weekend dovetailed nicely with a great conversation we had going about yoga as exploration vs. following a particular order of any one system.  Christina has studied many different schools of yoga extensively and has always had a great point of view on what makes each one of them valuable.  She is masterful at teaching from her own experience with each.  I think it's really important to find a good teacher as well as a group to practice with, we can only get so far on our own. We need each others point of view to create useful boundaries to push off and into to grow as well as time on our own.  It can feel a little chaotic at times choosing between the two but we need them both to grow. 

So a little chaos is good.  It creates space for exploration.  The floor is dry, the power is back on, we all got to be a part of a great weekend with a wonderful teacher.  We all have new nuggets of info to practice on our own and share with each other.  

Christina has a great blog, you can read her entry about her time at Yoga Garden here.

Thanks again to all for a great weekend, L

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S O L S T I C E

whenever you think or you believe or you know,

you're a lot of other people: 

but the moment you feel, you're nobody-but-yourself

e e cummings

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My whole thing is about autonomy.  I want all of us to have the freedom to be who we authentically are.  I've read one of the origins of the word solstice is 'to stand still'.  So, today on the longest day of the year my wish for you is to stand still under the warm summer sun and enjoy being the only you you can be - fully, brightly.

HAPPY SOLSTICE EVERYONE!

) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) Return to Find a Voice

The Wild Iris

At the end of my suffering

there was a door.

Hear me out: that which you call death

I remember.

Overhead, noises, branches of the pine shifting.

Then nothing. The weak sun

flickered over the dry surface.

It is terrible to survive

as consciousness

buried in the dark earth.

Then it was over: that which you fear, being

a soul and unable

to speak, ending abruptly, the stiff earth

bending a little. And what I took to be

birds darting in low shrubs.

You who do not remember

passage from the other world

I tell you I could speak again: whatever

returns from oblivion returns

to find a voice:

from the center of my life came

a great fountain, deep blue

shadows on azure seawater. 

Louise Gluck

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^ Laying Bricks to Back Bend ^

I felt that everything is beautiful, 

but that which man tries intentionally to make beautiful; 

that the work of an ordinary bricklayer is more valid than the artwork of all but a very few artists.

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Back bends can be hard...I used to really avoid them.  I couldn't understand how people could love them and do them with out having insane lower back pain afterward.  Now I love them.  Because I do them from the legs, from the bottom up.  One brick at a time, build the pose from the bottom up and you will make something  > > > 

Simple, Strong and Beautiful...just like Ellsworth Kelly

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+ KEEP it SIMPLE +

Back bends made simple and pretty, like this painting...all week.  Really, they don't have to be hard, or painful or intimidating.  Just keep it simple and do what you can.

Come show us your moves.

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>>> Learn, Unlearn, & Relearn

The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write,

but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.

Alvin Toffler

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We have an idea of what we know.  And we can choose to repeat what we know and stay comfortable or we can take it apart and put it back together again in as many ways we can think of.  A perfect quote for working on triangle pose this week.  It's such a simple shape.  Let's see how many ways we can make that shape and what we've learned by the end of the week.  

That challenge is more interesting than comfort, don't you agree?

^ INTERESTING and PRETTY ^

I love it when my students pic the pose.  This week it's triangle which just so happens to be in my personal top 3, I spend a lot of time here when I practice.  But it's a tricky one too.  I'm seeing a lot of irritated hamstring attachments from what I think is over stretching with out engaging muscle in this pose.  So we will be working on this one all week.  I love the drawing, it reflects our need to know the 

'facts' what is the'right' and 'wrong' thing to do in a pose but also our own interpretation of how we make it our own.  Never get tired of that play...that's what keeps it interesting and pretty.

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= Without Effort =

I love this time of year when the line between our lives indoors and outdoors is barely distinguishable.  Everything seems easier, like all the overlapping activity of working and meeting with friends unfolds without effort.  I'm looking forward to a full weekend of planting, meeting friends at the studio and enjoying a little free time to see what happens.

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^ Moon Over Garden ^

People always comment on the gorgeous natural light we get in Yoga Garden, which we do and I love.  In the evenings during summer we get a really beautiful warm reflection off the pretty brick building in back.  And it's surrounded by trees.  I love this pic, you can feel the little sanctuary we have once we get to the studio and settled in.  And sometimes the moon watches over us.

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+ the goal of living is to grow +

in time of daffodils(who know 

the goal of living is to grow) 

forgetting why,remember how 

in time of lilacs who proclaim 

the aim of waking is to dream, 

remember so(forgetting seem) 

in time of roses(who amaze 

our now and here with paradise) 

forgetting if,remember yes 

in time of all sweet things beyond 

whatever mind may comprehend, 

remember seek(forgetting find) 

and in a mystery to be 

(when time from time shall set us free) 

forgetting me,remember me

e e cummings

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Summer Might Be On It's Way ..

Thunderstorms, humidity, summer dresses, Dr. Scholl's.  The insanely edible smells of Jasmine and Yucca blooms.  The incredible warm, bright, natural light in the studio...

Yep, Summer might be on it's way....

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* NEW PLAYList *

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SPRING

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We're off to a busy Spring @ YOGA Garden >>>> Come say Hello

New Classes > New Instructors > New Schedule

- Sunday -

 Back to Basics w Laurel Van Matre > 430 - 600 pm

 Yin and Nidra Yoga w Pete Cairns > 630 - 800 pm
(starts June 2nd)

- Monday - 

Back to Basics w Jasvir Singh > 500 - 615 pm

Advanced Vinyasa w Laurel Van Matre > 630 - 800 pm

- Tuesday - 

All Levels Vinyasa w Laura Craig > 600 - 715 pm

(starts next week 5/21)

- Wednesday - 

All Levels Vinyasa w Laura Craig > 730 - 845 pm

(starts next week 5/22)

- Thursday - 

All Levels Vinyasa w Laurel Van Matre > 630 - 800 pm

- Friday - 

All Levels Asana w Pete Cairns > 600 - 730 pm

(starts June 7th)

- Saturday - 

Mixed Levels Asana w Stephanie Loes > 800 - 900 am

Back to Basics w Stephanie Loes > 930 - 1045 am
(starts June 8th)

+ Show Up Everyday +

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