Conversation with the founder of Yoga Mecca, who will lead Rotarians through a meditation
I find that from every teacher, every lineage, and every practice, you can glean new light and wisdom. My teaching is a fusion of styles and traditions including: Ashtanga, Power yoga, Iyengar, Yin yoga, restorative yoga, Akhanda yoga, Integral yoga, and the teachings of Ido Portal. The hallmarks of my teaching include: Freedom, Compassion, The Balancing of Pluralities into Singularity, and Fun.
I also practice gymnastics, capoeira, calisthenics, run, and rock climb in my spare time, which all inform my teaching.
Every yoga class is an opportunity to enlighten my students with the wisdom of the body, mind and spirit, to progress ever more towards Moksha, Ananda, Kaivalya, Mahasamadhi and Yoga.
Through the practice of yoga we all become a little more understanding, a little more compassionate, and a little more loving.
Storm damage and coastline erosion are threatening many shores around the world, especially islands in the Caribbean. On top of these concerns, climate challenges are vastly affecting the natural ecosystems of these islands. For Earth Day 22 April, see what Rotary and Rotaract members in the Bahamas are doing to protect the environment and read a blog post from the president of the East Nassau Rotary Club.
Binish Desai, a 2009-10 Rotary Youth Exchange Student hosted by the Rotary Club of Waukegan, Illinois, USA, founded his own company to create building materials such as bricks from Industrial Waste. The company has converted 600 plus tons of waste into more than 40 products. Desai has been named by Forbes Asia as one of their 30 Under 30 social entrepreneurs. Read a blog post from Desai about what drives him to "clean up India."
After a grueling year of preparation, two Rotarians and a Rotaractor face one last challenge before they can join the elite ShelterBox Response Team. Rotary and ShelterBox collaborate to provide emergency shelter and vital supplies to stabilize, protect, and support communities affected by disasters and humanitarian crises.
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