There will be a screening of Living Yoga on Friday, November 13 at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) from 5:00-7:00 pm at Temple Bldg 1160. This is being sponsored by the Yoga Education Student Organization (YESO) and arranged by Yoga teacher Carmen (Gauri) Monico, PhD/MSW student.

The screening is open to all students and the public and is free.

There will be two screenings of Living Yoga in Richmond next weekend. On Fri. March 20th at 6:30 pm, Barabara Tara West of Inlight Yoga (3835-C Old Buckingham Road, Powhatan) will host a screening at her center. For more information, please visit: www.inlightbooksyoga.com or contact:  (804) 598-0700 or info@InlightYoga.com.

On Sunday, March 22, at 4pm, Elizabeth Southard will host a screening at the Carver Healing Arts Gallery, 1208 West Marshall St, 23220 VCU area. For more information, please visit: www.myspace.com/carverhealingartsgallery or contact: 804-386-9663  or  yogilizard@yahoo.com.

Both screenings are free, love offering suggested, and are open to the public.

On Friday, February 27th at 6:00 p.m., Healthy Life Yoga will sponsor a free screening of Living Yoga. The program will open with a kirtan, followed by the film and discussion afterward.

Living Yoga will be the first in an ongoing “Yoga Movie Night” series sponsored by Glenmore Yoga & Wellness in Richmond, Virginia. Living Yoga will screen on Friday, February 13, 7PM.

The movie night is free and open to the public.

Glenmore Yoga & Wellness Center
10442 Ridgefield Pkwy
Richmond, VA 23233
(804) 741-5267
www.glenmoreyoga.com

To get directions to Glenmore Yoga: http://tinyurl.com/aopsbm

Ashtanga Yoga Richmond will host a special screening of Living Yoga in honor of Yoga Day USA on Friday, January 23 at 7:00 pm. The program will include kirtan, meditation and a viewing of Living Yoga with Integral Yoga teachers Nitya Griffith and Nora Pozzi leading an after-film discussion.

Ashtanga Yoga Richmond
2902 West Cary Street
Second Floor
Richmond, Virginia 23221
www.ashtangayogarichmond.com
804.622.8211

Ashtanga Yoga Richmond is located next to the Historic Byrd Theatre in Carytown. There is a free parking lot directly behind on Colonial Street.

Nitya Griffith will host a screening of  “Living Yoga” at Yoga Source in Carytown in Richmond, Virginia.

DATE: Friday December 5th
Time: 7:00 – 9:00
The program will begin with a kirtan, followed by the film.

Contact Nitya – 804-678-8568 for more information
www.kharmakhameleon.com

Directions:

Yoga Source is located in Carytown, a charming neighborhood with numerous shops, boutiques and restaurants in Richmond, VA.

Our yoga studio at 3122 West Cary is between Auburn and Belmont Streets on the north side of the street. Our studios are upstairs on the second floor, in the northeast corner (Above Schwarzchild’s Jewelers in the far right corner as you face the shopping center).

For a map: www.yogarichmond.com/directions.asp

LIVING YOGA documentary film

Friday November 21 – 6:30-8:30pm
at the
Center of Integrative Medicine
3536 Grove Ave (parking in the back),
Richmond, VA

Speakers at the event:
Sandra Amrita McLanahan, MD -  family physician with an integrative medicine practice, featured in the film.
Lindley Smith, MD – physician with an integrative medicine practice, medical director of the Center of Integrative Medicine, graduate from Dr. Andrew Weil’s fellowship at the University of Arizona.
Richard Cripe - former heart patient, featured in the film, who had 5 heart attacks and heart surgeries and discovered how to heal with the Dean Ornish method to Reverse Heart Disease, based on the yoga teachings of Swami Satchidananda. Former CEO executive who changed his career to yoga teacher specializing in people with Cancer and heart disease.

Donations at the door.  Please call 355-1008 or e-mail: nora[at]yogahelps.com to reserve your space.  Limited seating.

Enlightened Cinema at the Studio

Friday, May 2 at 7:15pm First Norfolk Showing!

LIVING YOGA: The Life and Teachings of Swami Satchidananda The founder of Integral Yoga came to the U.S. from India in 1966 and became a spiritual teacher for many in the “flower power’ generation. He embarked on a personal mission to bring the teachings of yoga to the west and founded centers throughout the world including his main ashram in Yogaville, Virginia. This beautiful new documentary from filmmakers Joshua Greene and Shiva Kumar features archival footage of Satchidananda and his disciples from around the globe as well as segments with well known authors and teachers who were influenced by his teachings including Jivamukti founders David Life and Sharon Gannon, Dr Dean Ornish, and Dr. Mehmet Oz.

Speaker: Graham Schweig, Ph.D. appears in the movie and will be at the screening to speak more about topics raised in the film. Graham is Director of Indic Studies at CNU and author of a new translation of the Bhagavad Gita.

Date: Friday, May 2 at 7:15pm

Location: Studio for the Healing Arts, 1611 Colley Ave (2nd floor) one block north of Naro

Admission: $8

Host: Tench Phillips, Naro Expanded Cinema

Facilitator: Graham Schweig

The program opened with a kirtan led by Shastri Dilip Upadhyay,
priest of the Hindu Temple of Hampton Roads, Chesapeake, VA, formerly
a resident of Mahatma Gandhi’s Ashram in India who has been
conducting pujas and aratis daily at the Temple and leads bhajans
every Sunday morning, since 1996. He played the harmonium accompanied
by Ancil Patel on tabla. Two other members joined to provide vocals.
This was all organized by Integral Yoga teachers Bhavani & Shankara
Osborn.

Then, Dr. Graham Schweig (who appears in the film) introduced the
film, which was followed by a panel discussion that also included
Swami Priyaanandaji from Yogaville and Dr. Sandra (Amrita) McLanahan
(also from Yogaville), who is featured in the film. Dr. Schweig
reported that:

“The premiere tonight was just great. The house was full and then
some. Packed! Good questions and comments from the audience. I would
say that it was more successful than anyone could have anticipated.
Sri Swamiji has a way of drawing people together, and this was seen
by tonight’s event. Everyone loved the film. The audience is drawn
into his mystique and approachable nature. All in all, it went over
just beautifully! Congratulations on a production that is so
attractive.”

The monks are from the Vietnamese Buddhist Temple in VA Beach.