“It is obvious that when you are mentally calm, you are honest and open-minded.” - Dalai Lama
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Class Cancellations Saturday July 17 12-1:30pm Dharma yoga Please check our online schedule for Complete Listings of Class changes and subs. We want to thank everyone who voted for us. We could not have done it without you! Namaste, Mike and Charlotte. |
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Vegetarianism -The Practice of non-Violence or cruelty(Rule #1 in Yoga - Ahimsa). The practice of following a plant-based diet including fruits, vegetables, cereal grains, nuts, and seeds, with or without dairy products and eggs.
"Your compassion should be great enough, big enough, so that you understand eating meat involves pain and suffering. The animals were made to be loved, not to be eaten! All beings are like us, they love life, they want to have a family and children and tremble with fear of violence" -Sri Dharma Mittra (Mike's Guru)
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PYC Instructor Mike will be presenting at Snowmass, Co on July 16-18th! Come and join us!
Please Join Mike and other teachers from Denver this summer for this event!
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The first step in Patanjali's system of Yoga is Ahimsa, whichmeans the practice of non-harming and nonviolence. This is the reason vegetarianism is a main tenet of Yoga. You simply cannot eat another being without harming them first. The practices of Yoga are meant to be practices, meaning you work toward the attainment of perfection, knowing that perfection may never come. -From Vegetarianism and yoga by Sharon Gannon
Jesus' message is one of love and compassion,yet there is nothing loving or compassionate about factory farms and slaughterhouses, where billions of animals live miserable lives and die violent, bloody deaths. Jesus mandates kindness, mercy, compassion, and love for all God's creation. He would be appalled by the degree of suffering we inflict on animals to indulge our acquired taste for their flesh. -from www.jesusveg.com
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“It is obvious that when you are mentally calm, you are honest and open-minded.” - Dalai Lama
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