Dharma-rooted Yoga

(March 1, 2022)

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Aloha, my yoga mates! How are you?

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Right after Setsubun (a Japanese event to celebrate the beginning of spring in the lunar calendar), the free-range chickens at our natural farm began to lay eggs again.

 

Toward ending of the year, as the sunshine time becomes shorter and shorter, they stop laying eggs.

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While it passes Risshun (the first day of spring), most of the hens’ comb molting, and finally, fresh, organic raw-egg rice returns to our table (!). This cycle is an annual event in our home.

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Living in harmony with nature is also an essential basis of the yoga philosophy. Some people say it is difficult to feel the four seasons in Hawaii.

 

But if you sharpen your five senses and try to connect with the surrounding nature, you can feel the arrival of spring, summer, rainy season, winter, etc., in various opportunities.

We will go into a new month from this week.

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In March, we will focus on the knees. Let’s see how each part from the feet up to the knees reacts when we pay attention to the foot in various poses.

OUR STUDIOS

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【Palolo Class: Palolo Hongwanji Mission】

Wednesdays

15:00-16:15 (Yoga for Osteoporosis)

18:00-19:30

(For beginners-to-intermediate practitioners)

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【Nuuanu Class: Honolulu Myohoji Mission】

Mondays 8:45-10:00 (Yoga for Osteoporosis)

10:15-11:30 (Morning stretch for beginners) 

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【Zoom* Online Class】Continued

Fridays 5:00 pm~6:30 pm    Yang/Ying fusion with restorative asana for beginners.

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 【Private Lessons】

After a free consultation, the detail will accommodate each student's condition and schedule.

Tel: 808-386-5358
​Mail: contact@bigbear-dharma.com or takaeoj@gmail.com

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Hawaii, U.S.A.