Join Isabel for a plant walk focused on edible wild plants. We will learn what is good to eat, how to identify it, and when and how to harvest. Putting our new found skills into practice, we will explore and harvest together. After the harvest, we will learn how to prepare the plants into delicious, nourishing dishes and drinks, creating a wild foraged meal, which we will enjoy together.
Rooted in the yogic understanding of nāda—the subtle current of vibration that underlies all experience—this session invites participants to explore how voice, breath, and resonance can refine awareness, strengthen presence, and cultivate inner steadiness.
This performance workshop is inspired by Shri Brahmananda Saraswati’s teachings of the Seven Chakras.
An immersive live performance of voice, drone, rhythm, and contemporary song, The Sound of Light Experience unfolds as a carefully composed musical arc rooted in Sanskrit tradition and reimagined through a modern sonic lens.
We welcome you to come and join us for a meditative weekend retreat in Silence enjoying the beauty of the spring season. Experience a unique blend of meditations and teachings for beginning and experienced students alike, inspired by Shri Brahmananda Sarasvati and Joan Suval and presented by Karuna Devi and other Ashram teachers.
Yoga of Voice classes with Deepak Kumar will help you develop your singing voice, which will give you peace of mind and soul. Beneficial for all those who use their voice professionally, including actors, teachers and speakers, as well as musicians. Deepak will guide participants in meditative vocal exercises exploring raga and compositions.
Yoga of Voice classes with Deepak Kumar will help you develop your singing voice, which will give you peace of mind and soul. Beneficial for all those who use their voice professionally, including actors, teachers and speakers, as well as musicians. Deepak will guide participants in meditative vocal exercises exploring raga and compositions.
The first of a three-part overview exploring Sanskrit participles and how they bring clarity, nuance, and flow to reading classical texts.
This workshop explores the Dharma Yoga Wheel as a tool for opening, strengthening, and deepening awareness in the physical practice. Rooted in the Dharma Yoga lineage and inspired by the teachings of Sri Dharma Mittra, the wheel supports expansion in the spine, shoulders, and hips while cultivating steadiness and ease.
Joan Suval was a founding member of Ananda Ashram and a senior disciple of Shri Brahmananda Sarasvati. She dedicated her life to the teachings of Yoga and Vedanta, offering meditations and programs at Ananda Ashram, in New York City and at other national and international locations for over fifty years.
Saturdays 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Rain date the following Sunday at same time. Location: Ananda Garden Tuition: Single Class: $60, Full Series $250 We recommend attending the full series, […]
Register Here Celebrate the radiant energy of the Summer Solstice in a nourishing and soul-awakening gathering at Ananda Ashram designed to align you with the rhythms of the season and […]