Healing Sessions with Gaurish Wednesdays 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm | Saturdays 4:00pm, 5:00pm By appointment only | Please email info@premayoganyc.com or call 718-340-3607 Introductory Price: $100 One Hour Private Healing mixed with Chiropractic (when applicable). Some elements to be addressed may include: -Physical, Emotional, Mental, Spiritual, Psychic Bodies, -Present/Past Life Traumas, Vortices, Cords -Chakra System, Aura Gaurish is a healer as well a a licensed chiropractor who has been providing his unique blend of healing around the world for the last 10 years. For more information on Gaurish or his healing visit www.sol-center.com. For specific questions regarding healing e-mail or call solchiro@yahoo.com or 718-784-4941. Dr. Gaurish does house calls upon request.
Yoga Theory Understanding Karma, Jnana and Bhakti Through the Bhagavad-gita Presented in 6 lessons by Kaustubha das 6 week course | Sundays 2-3:30pm | March 7, 14, 21, 28 April 4, 11 Suggested donation $80 | Please pre-register by emailing info@premayoganyc.com or calling 718-340-3607. All varieties of yoga practice aim at realizing one’s divine essence, but the wide range of yoga teachings can be confusing. This very practical course aims to equip students to interpret yoga teachings for themselves by gaining an understanding the most fundamental concepts of yoga through the Bhagavad-gita, yoga’s most essential text. More information
Restorative Yoga Workshop led byTamar Samir with live music by Kelly Britton Saturday, April 24, 2010 | 4:00pm-6:00pm | $25 Relax and reenergize with deep, supported restorative poses, calming breath practices and lulling, live acoustic guitar music. Restorative poses soothe and relax the body, by calming the nervous system and creating an opportunity for deep, passive muscular stretching. Restorative yoga is a wonderful complement to a daily vinyasa yoga practice, creating ease and peace in body and mind. Tamar Samir Tamar is proud to be part of the community of teachers and practitioners at Prema Yoga Brooklyn. Tamar is an Advanced Certified Jivamukti Yoga Teacher with over 800 hours of training. In her classes, Tamar aims to pass on the teachings she has received through practical insights, compassion and humor. Kelly Britton As an artist, Kelly has a lot of stories to tell. She has lived in squats, dined with Kennedys, and has given birth to two children at home without drugs or doctors. She has been rescued from a fire, jumped by skinheads, had a strange man break into her house to steal her underwear and worked on an internet start-up with Keith Richards (a good time was had by all!). She has written hundreds of songs and two novels. For several years, Kelly sang in the Gospel choir at St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery. Kelly has played her original material at various East Village and Williamsburg venues including CBGB's, the C-note and Black Betty. She is also an Advanced Certified Jivamukti Yoga teacher and taught for several years on the regular schedule at the Jivamukti Yoga School in New York City. Kelly’s most recent release, Refuge, breaks new ground. Yoga Journal, the yoga lifestyle bible, describes Kelly’s voice as “agile, luscious, and full of emotion”. The album resonates with music fans and critics across multiple music genres - from rock, to punk, to soul and gospel. And the universal messages of hope, inspiration, and peace that are woven throughout the lyrics, are timely and relevant.
Monthly Hanuman Chalisa Saturday, March 13, 2010 | 7:00pm | by donation Everyone is welcome to join in on this evening at Prema Yoga Center. Several people will lead the group as we sing the Hanuman Chalisa—40 verses praising Sri Hanuman—together eleven times! If you wish to, please do bring along no-egg vegetarian prasad to share or flowers for the puja. Chanting will be led by Nina, Ambika and Shyama.
Weekly Thursday Night Kirtan at Prema! Every Thursday | 8:30 pm by donation Come and chant with us! Thursday, March 4 | Shyama Thursday, March 11 | Ambika Thursday, March 18 | Devadas Thursday, March 25 | Ambika	From left to right: Shyama, Ambika and Nina