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Come step more fully into your own experience through the practice of asana, meditation, and pranayama.

Public Class Schedule

Updated 5/20/10

MONDAY

12:30pm Gentle/Restorative, Majestic Yoga Studio
5:00pm All Levels, Harvard Business School, Shad Hall
7:00pm Advanced Beginner Karma Yoga Studio Cambridge

TUESDAY

4:15pm All Levels Karma Yoga Studio Cambridge
5:45pm Intermediate Karma Yoga Studio Cambridge
8:00pm Harvard Graduate School of Design

WEDNESDAY

10:00am All Levels, Samara Yoga Studio Davis Square
Private Sessions 1pm-5pm
5:30pm Basics, Karma Yoga Studio Cambridge

THURSDAY

4:15pm All Levels Karma Yoga Studio Cambridge
5:45pm Intermediate Karma Yoga Studio Cambridge

SUNDAY

11:30am All LevelsKarma Yoga Studio South End
4:15pm IntermediateKarma Yoga Studio Cambridge
6:15pm Restorative Karma Yoga Studio Cambridge

Venues

Karma Yoga Studio: 1120 Mass Ave. Cambridge
Karma Yoga Studio South End: 778 Tremont St, corner Mass Ave. Boston
Samara Yoga Studio: 249 Elm Street, Davis Square, Somerville
Majestic Yoga Studio: 223 Concord Avenue Cambridge. To register please call: 617.876.6116 or email: majyoga@verizon.net

Workshops and Retreats

Shaktify: Sacred Peru Retreat

July 21-30th 2010
With optional days in Bolivia July 31st-August 5th
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About Anusara Yoga

Anusara Yoga is an elegant and uplifting style that blends alignment principles with a celebration of the heart. Students quickly become flexible and strong in body, heart, and mind. Elizabeth has over 1000 hours of training and has been teaching for many years in the San Francisco Bay Area, Southeast Asia, and Boston.

Privates and therapeutic instruction available; private instruction is a great way to evolve your practice.

Contact Elizabeth to discuss your needs.

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“Elizabeth is wise, has a big heart, a clear mind, and a light touch. Her classes have made a huge difference in the quality of my life, especially in how I interact with others.”
—Ed D., MIT professor