Yoga on the Labyrinth
Too many yoga classes are like slow forms of Pilate: meant only as physical exercise. If you want something far more contemplative, closer to yoga’s original spiritual nature, come to Yoga on the Labyrinth Tuesday nights inside Grace Cathedral.
Yoga teacher Darren Main incorporates live music into the practice, adding relaxing ambiance to top the beautiful inlaid labyrinth on the stone floor and stained-glass windows of the cathedral.
Yoga on the Labyrinth
— Inside Grace Cathedral: 1100 California Street @ Taylor Street.
— Tuesdays at 6:15 pm.
— Donation-based (No one turned away due to lake of funds
Live music for ambiance: The teacher Darren Main feels that by adding a live musical guest, it’s easier to get into a deeper state of meditation and relaxation. Five different New Age musicians play their forte: Indian chanting, harps & chanting, bamboo flutes, singing bowls & native instruments. Upcoming schedule of musicians.
Yoga on the Labyrinth: 2012 class schedule and accompanying musicians
All classes are Tuesdays at 6:15 pm.13-Mar Christopher Love Indian Chanting
20-Mar Kendra Faye Harp & Chanting
27-Mar Timothy Das Native Instruments
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3-April NO CLASS NO CLASS
10-April Christopher Love Indian Chanting
17-April Kendra Faye Harp & Chanting
24-April Timothy Das Native Instruments
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1-May Sam Jackson Singing Bowls
8-May Christopher Love Indian Chanting
15-May Kendra Faye Harp & Chanting
22-May Timothy Das Native Instruments
29-May Mirabai Indian Chanting
What is an appropriate donation? Here’s what they said:
If you have a little extra, please give a little more. If times are financially difficult, please contribute only what feels comfortable to you. As a general guide only, the drop-in rate for a yoga class at most yoga studios in San Francisco is between $15 and $20 dollars, however no one is ever turned away because of money.
