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This Week’s Schedule
CLASS ANNOUNCEMENT
We are sorry to Cancel Mantra Yin Yoga with Lisa on friday 8 am. we will replace with Om Chanting with Shevaun. thank you
ENROLLING
We ask that if you are new to the school that enrollment is done no less than 30 minutes prior to joining a class. Find out what you need to do HERE
SIGNING IN
Signing in to classes start 15 minutes before hand. Please arrive early or on time to avoid disappointment. Strictly no entrance
is allowed after 10 minutes of the class starting.
DIRECTIONS
If you are new to the school leave plenty of time to find us. We strongly recommend you watch our directions video. We are in the heart of rice fields with only scooter access or walking from the main road. Watch HERE
We have built a vibrant community of 30 plus teachers who volunteer their time for free to serve others every week.
Thousands of people have accessed transformative healing experiences, many of whom would not have had the financial means to do elsewhere.
We’ve created a safe, sacred space where individuals can reconnect with themselves, overcome past blocks and discover new paths forward.
Support Our Mission
Find out the many ways you can support our school. From volunteering to donating, you help keep our free classes running and allow us to offer healing to all. Every contribution makes a difference in sustaining our school and the community.
“If youre looking to work on yourself, meet other like minded souls, eat delicious food whilst being surrounded by nature... This is the perfect spot! Great staff, great vibes and great energy!”
Robert
“A heavenly place. A must visit if you are in the area and want to heal and nurture your body and soul. They have a class for everyone, and most of them are donation based.”
Andrés
“Everyone needs to experience the classes at this place & this community once in their lives. The instructors are professionals so they guide you in the class and make sure you feel comfortable, trying to create a safe zone for attendees”
Ahsen