About Svaroopa®Yoga
Are you looking for a style of yoga that promotes ease in body and mind? Svaroopa®Yoga (pronounced “swah-ROO-pah”) is an accessible style of yoga that is appropriate for all body types and levels of fitness. It is not a "workout" in the conventional sense, but it will work your muscles in ways that build strength, stamina and balance. It also increases flexibility, promotes deep relaxation and quiets the mind. Our focus is on the release of the deepest tensions in the human body. In a safe, supportive environment, precise alignments and liberal propping lead to spontaneous experiences of svaroopa, the bliss of your own being. How do I know if it is right for me?
You probably won't know until you try it, but Svaroopa®Yoga is suitable for beginners, as well as those who have been practicing for many years in other styles, but are looking for a different approach. This style is very accessible and supportive and can be practiced by students who have a wide range of needs, including minor health challenges. If you have major health challenges or are pregnant, please contact Rebecca at 386-8461 or northernlightyoga@gmail.com to discuss your situation before enrolling in a class. Most of the time we can accommodate you, but a conversation in advance is helpful. We regret that we cannot serve individuals who have organ transplants, but we can work with those with joint replacements. 
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Mixed-Level Yoga Classes
Suitable for students at all levels of practice. Beginners receive simple, clear instructions and extra assistance with alignments and propping. Experienced students deepen their practice with pose variations, and adjustments. Each class works through 6-12 themes during the course of the year. Appropriate for all levels of fitness, but students with significant health challenges should contact the instructor prior to attending. The drop-in fee for all mixed-level classes is $15.
Suitable for students at all levels of practice. Beginners receive simple, clear instructions and extra assistance with alignments and propping. Experienced students deepen their practice with pose variations, and adjustments. Each class works through 6-12 themes during the course of the year. Appropriate for all levels of fitness, but students with significant health challenges should contact the instructor prior to attending. The drop-in fee for all mixed-level classes is $15.
Sundays w/Rebecca, 6 pm-7:30 pm
June 18-July 23, (no class July 2), $60
Sundays w/Samantha, 6 pm-7:30 pm
August 20-September 17, $60
June 18-July 23, (no class July 2), $60
Sundays w/Samantha, 6 pm-7:30 pm
August 20-September 17, $60
Mondays, w/Rebecca, 10 am-11:30 am
June 19-July 24, (no class July 3), $60
August 21-September 11, (no class September 4), $36
Tuesdays, w/Rebecca, 5:15 pm to 6:45 pm
June 13-July 25, $72 (no class July 4)
August 8-September 5, $60
Thursdays, w/Rebecca, 10 am-11:30 am
June 15-July 20 (no class July 6), $60
August 10-September 7, $60
June 19-July 24, (no class July 3), $60
August 21-September 11, (no class September 4), $36
Tuesdays, w/Rebecca, 5:15 pm to 6:45 pm
June 13-July 25, $72 (no class July 4)
August 8-September 5, $60
Thursdays, w/Rebecca, 10 am-11:30 am
June 15-July 20 (no class July 6), $60
August 10-September 7, $60
Thursdays, w/Samantha, 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
August 17-September 14, $60
August 17-September 14, $60
To register for any of the above classes, contact your instructor:
Rebecca at 386-8461 or northernlightyoga@gmail.com
Samantha (Sam) at 849-5748 or sglazier@stlawu.edu
