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Feb. 17, 2012 - The Kids Way Yoga Class (APARIGRAHA)

435836 — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 15:14:00 GMT

The Kid's Way Themes that we have covered so far:

Ahimsa: non-violence
Santosha: happiness/contentment
Samadi: the light within/pure bliss
Prana: our life force
Apana: letting go of what is not needed.
Shauca: purity, cleanliness
Satya: Truth, honesty

The theme for this week's class will be based on the Yogic theme Aparigraha. The sanscrit term asks for the control of greed and the encouragement of sharing. We will learn our word and what it means, chanting, headstands, back bends, chance for your child to breifly lead the class, Apargraha Frisbee Art project, and a closing chant that promotes peace and harmony. Love is far more important than money. If you have spiritual knowledge, share with others who are in need and with those who wish to have it—those who are receptive. Give, share, love.

The Kid's Way Yoga class meets every Friday at 4:30 pm at Yoga by the Way on calle 26 between 5th and 10th. The classes are best suited for children from ages 4-8. The cost is $70 mn per child, per class. Parents please bring your children up to studio level. Comfortable clothes and a bottle of water are recommended. Class begins on time and ends promptly at 5:30 pm. Please pick up your child at studio level.

Feb. 10, 2012 - The Kids Way Yoga Class (SATYA)

435836 — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 15:02:00 GMT

The theme for this week's class is Satya: Truth and honesty. We'll start with some breathing, calming exercises....then some sanskrit chanting and singing...some funky sun salutes, headstands and back-bends....followed by an art project...and another chant that promotes peace and harmony. Wont you join us this week?

Feb. 3, 2012 - The Kid's Way Yoga Class (Shauca)

435836 — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:56:00 GMT

The Kid's Way Themes that we have covered so far:

Ahimsa: non-violence
Santosha: happiness/contentment
Samadi: the light within/Pure Bliss
Prana: our life force
Apana: letting go of what is not needed.

Amazingly the kids remember the topics and their sanscrit meaning! No matter what belief system your family follows, there is no doubt that the topics we are sharing are universally great for children to learn, think and talk about. This week we will talk about Shauca: purity or cleanliness.

We will start the class with learning about our topic followed with some breathing and grounding exercises with OMs and chanting, then we will move into some funky sun salutes, and an exercise where each child gets a chance to briefly lead the class, movements that encourage children to participate in family activities of organization in the home, an art project and our weekly closing chant that ends in an OM and promotes peace and harmony. Wont you join us this week?