How it works?
Get the magic in 4 simple steps!Meditation classes are for private groups only. You can discuss with us the day and time you would like to attend with your group.
Come to ClassYou should be present at the event venue 10 minutes before the event starts.
ExperienceMeditating under the soft, colorful glow of mosaic lamps creates a truly unique and transformative experience, enhancing emotional well-being and fostering personal growth in a serene and inspiring atmosphere.
See ResultsThis enchanting setting nurtures a sense of connection and harmony among members, spreading positivity not only within the group but also to families, workplaces, and communities. By joining a meditation session under the captivating light of mosaic lamps, individuals embark on a journey of self-discovery while contributing to a ripple effect of calm and balance in the world around them.
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FAQ
What you are wondering...No, you don’t need to be flexible to start yoga. Yoga is about meeting your body where it is and gently improving flexibility, strength, and balance over time. The goal is to connect with your body and mind, not to perform perfect poses.
Yoga is a physical practice that often incorporates breathing techniques and mindfulness, while meditation focuses primarily on calming the mind and cultivating awareness. Both are complementary practices: yoga prepares the body and mind for meditation by reducing tension, and meditation deepens the mindfulness cultivated during yoga.
Many people notice benefits, such as relaxation and improved mood, after their first session. However, consistent practice over weeks or months brings deeper results, like improved focus, flexibility, emotional balance, and stress management.
- For yoga: Wear comfortable, stretchy clothes and bring a yoga mat if possible. Some studios provide mats and props.
- For meditation: Comfortable clothing is key. You may want to bring a cushion or blanket to sit on for added comfort.
Absolutely! Both yoga and meditation are designed to be accessible for all levels, including beginners. Instructors typically guide participants step by step and offer modifications to make the practices approachable and enjoyable for everyone, regardless of experience.