Yoga for everyone. Because all bodies are good bodies. By donation. Every Monday, 6-7:15pm at Worts & Wards in Ohio City, Cleveland.

If you can sit or lay down and breathe, then you can practice Yoga. Movement is only one part of this spiritual discipline. Pranayama, or Yogic breath work, is a wonderful tool to prepare the body and mind for Meditation. Both breath work and meditation are extremely powerful methods of relieving stress and anxiety, increasing mental focus and clarity, and promoting inner peace and relaxation.

Join Lee Devi (E-RYT 200, RYT 500) for this weekly Yoga, breath work, and meditation class, tailored to the specific needs of whoever shows up. Come connect with your body, ground your energy, calm your mind, and open your heart to higher wisdom.

I have been practicing Yoga for 15+ years under several respected teachers, and have dedicated the past decade to studying Yoga, Ayurveda, and complimentary disciplines. I am so grateful for every opportunity to share the tools I've gained along this path. If you're ready to work on Yoga and improve your quality of life, then Yoga will work on you.

Yoga, Spirituality, and Mutual Aid for the LGBTQ+ Community (and Allies). A monthly group meeting in or near Lakewood, Ohio. Hosted by Queer Soul Alchemy.

"Bring what you have, take what you need."  Optional food, clothes, and necessities swap at each meeting. Each month, we will come together for a Yoga practice, sharing circle, and community building.

Optional, suggested $15 donation per meeting. Donations support our nonprofit organization's goal of purchasing land in Northeast Ohio to create a dedicated safe sanctuary for marginalized communities.

All meetings are on Fridays from 6-9pm: March 27th, April 24th, May 22nd, June 19th, July 24th, August 21st, September 18th, October 23rd, November 27th, December 25th

Imagine waking up early to the sounds of Mayan women singing while they make tortillas from scratch…

The smells of copal resin incense and cedar wood smoke waft through the open window of your accommodation. You also hear birds chirping nearby and children playing in the distance. After a week of 70s-and-sunny perfect weather, you understand why Guatemala is nicknamed “the land of eternal spring.” Bringing a hand to your heart, you breathe in deeply and exhale a sigh of deep gratitude.

Next, you walk through the Mayan village and up the street to the market. It is so magical to see the large, colorful baskets full of grains, beans, spices, and other things you don’t recognize. There are fresh local avocados, limes, honey, cacao beans, papayas, mangoes, freshly made tortillas, tamales, and more. You see artisans selling their crafts- jewelry, pottery, notebooks, paintings, instruments, and clothing made from gorgeous handwoven fabric.