Our focus is to inspire and encourage students in a lifelong practice through sustainable and innovative classes informed by ancient traditions as well as contemporary research.
Our sustainably developed bricks-and-mortar yoga studio has been home to an inviting and close-knit community of practitioners since 2012. We pride ourselves in our ability to create a joyous and peaceful atmosphere that fosters deeper connection with ourselves, those around us, and the world we live in.
Throughout this rich process of self-exploration, we hope to be a support for all those who wish to bring out the potential in themselves, to live a more meaningful and conscious life. Our deepest intention is fostering peace.
All decisions with regards to a sanitized practice space and clean environment are made mindfully and updated regularly. It is a priority that as students dive into this practice of self-exploration, they feel safe and supported. Learn more about our updated policies and procedures here.
- su (good) and kha (space).
in different contexts and dialects.
“bliss.” Patanjali uses this word in the yoga sutras "2.46, sthira sukha
asanas, that an asana should be both sthira (stable) and sukha
(comfortable). In other words, it is important that there exists an equal
balance of striving to achieve and maintain a pose as there is in the
enjoyment and ease of holding the pose" (yogapedia). In the ancient Pali
language, used in Theravada Buddhist traditions, the connotation of
'sukha' denotes an authentic state of happiness within a being that is
lasting rather than transient.
Our team
Who We Are
Shawna Farrow
Shawna teaches yin, restorative and meditation.
Lingson Lam
Lingson teaches Standard, Flow and Yin. He also teaches a special class in Cantonese.