Community Classes
Queer Positive Yoga
Queer positive yoga is an all inclusive community class that is an energizing vinyasa flow with pranayama that takes time to guide you through the asana transitions and help you find the way the asana best fits your body.
Vinyasa Flow Yoga
A community yoga class held at Three Trees Yoga to help you connect more deeply with your breath, lean into advanced poses, and grow your practice.
Flexibility and Conditioning Class
Flexibility & Conditioning held at Athena Vertical Dance. In this class, we work on building our flexibility and doing it safely by conditioning our bodies.
Why Yoga?
Yoga unites the mind, body, and soul in a way that eases tension and promotes health. Regular practice improves breathing, increases endurance for other activities, and promotes mindfulness. Take a break from your day. Focus on yourself and find clarity.
About Flower of Life Yoga
Hi! I'm Sarah, and I want to share the beautiful healing BENEFITS of yoga with you.
For years I struggled with my identity and feelings of not being accepted fully as myself, I often felt as though I don't fit in anywhere. Yoga was the only place I truly felt I could just "be," with no biases, no pressures, and a space to heal inside and out fully. I have been practicing for over 10 years and teaching for two now, and I truly believe in the intersectionality of yoga and queerness.
Intersectionality of Masculine & Feminine Energies
The intersectionality of masculine and feminine is so deeply rooted in the yoga teachings dating back to over 4k years ago. Hijras, the 3rd gender, were not only mentioned throughout ancient literature; they were sought after for their wisdom and blessings! They were considered a testament to the sexual diversity that is integral yet often forgotten in Indian culture.
Transforming Communities
Yoga in its purest form is a positive and transformative practice for our queer community, enabling us to deeply embody and transcend the self. Encouraging connection between mind and body is a gift, especially when feeling estranged from (or betrayed by) our bodies can be a reality for some of us. The things I find fascinating about yoga – the fluidity, creativity, playfulness, intention, groundedness, spiritual connection, and being able to live authentically as your true self – are also what I love about being queer.