YOGATHON!June 22nd 9am-12noonPractice up to 108 Sun Salutations, Meditate, or DonateTo celebrate Summer Solstice and raise money for Amanecer, a program of JAZZ for Health to provide mental health services to uninsured teens right here in Albuquerque.The Practice:8:30am - Registration begins9:00am - Opening meditation 9:15am - Sun Salutation practice led by local yoga teachers12noon - Closing meditationYou may practice as many or as few Sun Salutations as you would like. You may practice with a…See More

We all struggle with addictions – attachments to chemicals, feelings, behaviors, foods, or thoughts. In this workshop, we will explore the attachments that hold us back from becoming our true Selves. We will address our attachments and addictions in each of the five layers of being, or koshas. Using asana, pranayama, and meditation, as well as techniques from narrative therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, we will begin to address our addictions and consider a path free of these destructive…See More

We all struggle with addictions - attachments to chemicals, feelings, behaviors, foods, or thoughts. In this workshop, we will explore the attachments that hold us back from becoming our true Selves. Using asana, pranayama, and meditation, as well as techniques from narrative therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, we will begin to address our addictions and consider a path free of these destructive patterns. Robin Bartee has been teaching yoga for four years and is currently a graduate…See More

We all struggle with addictions - attachments to chemicals, feelings, behaviors, foods, or thoughts. In this workshop, we will explore the attachments that hold us back from becoming our true Selves. Using asana, pranayama, and meditation, as well as techniques from narrative therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, we will begin to address our addictions and consider a path free of these destructive patterns. Robin Bartee has been teaching yoga for four years and is currently a graduate…See More

We have recycling pick-ups, drop-off centers, and lots of lip service, but no actual recycling mill. Just holding bins. I'm hoping more folks will take notice of this and call their city councillors, buzz in at the mayoral debates, and general make a little noise until we get one. We call ourselves a "green" city, but we don't even recycle -- we just hold all those recyclables until.... until what? Until we have a way to recycle them? Isn't it about time?