In-Person Shambhala Meditation

Meditation is a way to make the mind more stable and clear. It is for everyone who has noticed their minds are chaotic or unsettled and who wish for a deeper understanding of their experiences. From our point of view, meditation is not purely a Buddhist practice; it is a practice  anyone can do and can benefit all. Meditation practice is for everyone, regardless of their experience or religious affiliation.

Meditation is based on the belief that the natural state of the mind is calm and clear. As such, the practice of meditation provides a way for us to train our mind to settle into this natural state. Often, a first reason for meditating is that we wants to find some freedom from our agitated minds.

Can I benefit from Meditation?

YES! Everyone can benefit from meditation. It is helpful for stress reduction, addiction, chronic pain, anxiety, depression, obsessive thoughts and worry, eating disorders, general discontent and most other human conditions you can think of. It is helpful to anyone who has a sincere interest in learning to flow with the human experience and in living with an open heart and open mind.

Shambhala Meditation is back in the Shrine Room on the first and third Sunday of the month.

On the other Sundays, meditation is practiced virtually by Zoom. Please contact Shambhala St. Louis at shambala.stlouis@gmail.com with any questions about the Sunday in-person meetings or the Zoom meeting to get instruction on attending the sessions. 

In-Person Shambhala Meditation

Meditation is a way to make the mind more stable and clear. It is for everyone who has noticed their minds are chaotic or unsettled and who wish for a deeper understanding of their experiences. From our point of view, meditation is not purely a Buddhist practice; it is a practice  anyone can do and can benefit all. Meditation practice is for everyone, regardless of their experience or religious affiliation.

Meditation is based on the belief that the natural state of the mind is calm and clear. As such, the practice of meditation provides a way for us to train our mind to settle into this natural state. Often, a first reason for meditating is that we wants to find some freedom from our agitated minds.

Can I benefit from Meditation?

YES! Everyone can benefit from meditation. It is helpful for stress reduction, addiction, chronic pain, anxiety, depression, obsessive thoughts and worry, eating disorders, general discontent and most other human conditions you can think of. It is helpful to anyone who has a sincere interest in learning to flow with the human experience and in living with an open heart and open mind.

Shambhala Meditation is back in the Shrine Room on the first Sunday of each month.

On the other Sundays, meditation is practiced virtually by Zoom. Please contact Shambhala St. Louis at shambala.stlouis@gmail.com with any questions about the Sunday in-person meetings or the Zoom meeting to get instruction on attending the sessions. 

Introduction to TRE

Introduction to TRE

Certified TRE practitioner Alison Morris teaches you a series of exercises specifically designed to trigger the body’s innate tremor response, which can help you literally shake off tension and trauma that’s been stored in your body for months or even years.

TRE stands for Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises. In this session you’ll learn a series of exercises specifically designed to trigger the body’s innate tremor response, which can help you literally shake off tension and trauma that’s been stored in your body for months or even years. There’s no need to “talk about it” or to remember any painful memories. Most people are able to tremor on their first attempt, and most people report feeling very relaxed after even a short tremor session. No prior tremoring experience required but this is not an appropriate workshop for those with serious trauma histories or active PTSD (Please reach out to certified TRE provider Alison Morris about private sessions.) It’s also not advised for those who are pregnant. Accommodations are available for those unable to perform certain exercises.

$20. Register by emailing Alison at stlstressrelease@gmail.com.

Workshop is every first Saturday of the month at the St. Louis Wellness Center.

In studio Kaiut Yoga

Kaiut Yoga is available online or in-studio on Thursday mornings!

Click HERE to register.

How is Kaiut Yoga different?

Kaiut Yoga supports biomechanical health working from the joints through simple poses to optimally benefit your unique body. Increase freedom of movement, improve circulation, harmonize the physical structure and calm the mind.

All ages and abilities are welcome. Kaiut Yoga is suitable for everybody and every body type. Our teachers are trained to address the unique needs of individuals within the class setting. Whether you are completely new to yoga or have been practicing for years, whether you are an athlete or struggle with chronic pain, this style of yoga will meet you on the mat.

Classes are 1 hour in length and are taught by certified Kaiut Yoga Instructors, Lori Zucker and Kelly Childs. Bring your mat, wear comfortable clothing. We will take care of the rest.

Results shared by Kaiut students include:

Increased range of motion and function
Peace of mind
Reduction in chronic pain
Improved balance
Increased self/body awareness
Quicker recovery from injury
Improved cardio capacity
Improved marathon recovery
Joint strength/power
Improved emotional responses
Reduction in muscular tension

Check out www.kaiutyogastlouis.com for more information and to register for a class.

In Studio Covid-19 Class Protocols 

  • Masks – Will be required at all times in the studio and during practice.
  • Class Size – Will be limited to 5 students. Sign up online for your spot.
  • Distancing –  Students are expected to distance 6 feet apart before, during and after practice.
  • Equipment –  If you have your own, feel free to bring it. Sanitized equipment will be provided if not.
  • Ventilation – We run an amazing air purifier you can read about here.
  • Sanitizing – St. Louis Wellness Center has upgraded cleaning procedures in place during this time.

In studio Kaiut Yoga

Kaiut Yoga is available online or in-studio on Saturday mornings!

Click HERE to register.

How is Kaiut Yoga different?

Kaiut Yoga supports biomechanical health working from the joints through simple poses to optimally benefit your unique body. Increase freedom of movement, improve circulation, harmonize the physical structure and calm the mind.

All ages and abilities are welcome. Kaiut Yoga is suitable for everybody and every body type. Our teachers are trained to address the unique needs of individuals within the class setting. Whether you are completely new to yoga or have been practicing for years, whether you are an athlete or struggle with chronic pain, this style of yoga will meet you on the mat.

Classes are 1 hour in length and are taught by certified Kaiut Yoga Instructors, Lori Zucker and Kelly Childs. Bring your mat, wear comfortable clothing. We will take care of the rest.

Results shared by Kaiut students include:

Increased range of motion and function
Peace of mind
Reduction in chronic pain
Improved balance
Increased self/body awareness
Quicker recovery from injury
Improved cardio capacity
Improved marathon recovery
Joint strength/power
Improved emotional responses
Reduction in muscular tension

Check out www.kaiutyogastlouis.com for more information and to register for a class.

In Studio Covid-19 Class Protocols 

  • Masks – Will be required at all times in the studio and during practice.
  • Class Size – Will be limited to 5 students. Sign up online for your spot.
  • Distancing –  Students are expected to distance 6 feet apart before, during and after practice.
  • Equipment –  If you have your own, feel free to bring it. Sanitized equipment will be provided if not.
  • Ventilation – We run an amazing air purifier you can read about here.
  • Sanitizing – St. Louis Wellness Center has upgraded cleaning procedures in place during this time.

In studio Kaiut Yoga

Kaiut Yoga is available online or in-studio on Friday mornings!

Click HERE to register.

How is Kaiut Yoga different?

Kaiut Yoga supports biomechanical health working from the joints through simple poses to optimally benefit your unique body. Increase freedom of movement, improve circulation, harmonize the physical structure and calm the mind.

All ages and abilities are welcome. Kaiut Yoga is suitable for everybody and every body type. Our teachers are trained to address the unique needs of individuals within the class setting. Whether you are completely new to yoga or have been practicing for years, whether you are an athlete or struggle with chronic pain, this style of yoga will meet you on the mat.

Classes are 1 hour in length and are taught by certified Kaiut Yoga Instructors, Lori Zucker and Kelly Childs. Bring your mat, wear comfortable clothing. We will take care of the rest.

Results shared by Kaiut students include:

Increased range of motion and function
Peace of mind
Reduction in chronic pain
Improved balance
Increased self/body awareness
Quicker recovery from injury
Improved cardio capacity
Improved marathon recovery
Joint strength/power
Improved emotional responses
Reduction in muscular tension

Check out www.kaiutyogastlouis.com for more information and to register for a class.

In Studio Covid-19 Class Protocols 

  • Masks – Will be required at all times in the studio and during practice.
  • Class Size – Will be limited to 5 students. Sign up online for your spot.
  • Distancing –  Students are expected to distance 6 feet apart before, during and after practice.
  • Equipment –  If you have your own, feel free to bring it. Sanitized equipment will be provided if not.
  • Ventilation – We run an amazing air purifier you can read about here.
  • Sanitizing – St. Louis Wellness Center has upgraded cleaning procedures in place during this time.
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