Kula has many definitions and meanings throughout the world, but one of the more pervasive meanings for the word is family or community. And here, I want to honor and continue to share the people, studies, and communities that have deeply influenced me. Take a look...
Lisa Benner - Rooted and steeped are the best words I can find for Lisa, an amazing support to any practice.
Illumina Yoga - An explorative and creative approach to the practice.
Clara Roberts-Oss - Clara is beyond refreshing with her playfulness, creativity and presence. Everyone should try at least one class with her. (Stole the idea of a kula page from her _/|\_ )
Shri Yoga - Elizabeth Rossa's studio in lower Manhattan...I haven't found anywhere so quiet and peaceful.
Scentelate - You can feel anxiety, stress, and worry just melt off of you the second you step into this little shop.
Bread & Yoga - Beautiful community that supports yoga, nutrition, children's education/after school programs and so much more.
Sonic Yoga - My home for quite some time as I began developing my practice and training - some amazing souls here!
Jere Friedman - A beautiful approach to sound and its may implications. If you can catch a meditation or workshop with him you should!
Bernie Clark - Amazing depth of knowledge for different maps of the body and the practice of yin.