| Newsletter 6-15-08 |
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Summer ScheduleOur Summer Schedule will be in effect through August 31st. Printed copies are now available at both studios. There are a number of changes, so please be sure to review the schedules for both studios. Three-Month Passes on Sale!Looking for a great reason to dedicate yourself to your yoga practice? 3-Month Unlimited Passes are on sale for $295 through June 30th! Teacher TrainingYogalife will be offering a 9-month Teacher Training Program beginning in September 2008. If you missed last week's meeting for prospective trainees, please e-mail Michael so that he can provide you with the information that you need. Summer Solstice Events at East West Bookshop!Celebrate the Summer Solstice with Swami Karma Karuna, director of Anahata Yoga Retreat in New Zealand and dedicated yoga teacher, with two special events this weekend. He will be teaching a Yoga Nidra Class on Friday, June 20th, and a Summer Solstice Workshop on Saturday, June 21st. Visit East West Bookshop's website for more details or to preregister. Upcoming Workshops
108 Sun Salutations on the Summer Solstice, Friday June 20th with Jenniferlyn
Yoga for Kids on Saturday, June 28th and Saturday, August 9th with guest teachers Kim and Nelda
Upcoming Series
Intro to Yoga: A Six-Week Series
Yoga Nidra Series RetreatsThe 2009 Yoga Bliss Retreat with Laura DeFreitas and Michael Suzerris at Haramara Retreat Center in Sayulita, Mexico is scheduled for February 14th-21st, 2009. Registration is open! Studio ArtNew local art is hanging at both of our locations! For two months, we will featuring the paintings of Liz Ewings at the Queen Anne studio and the photography of Lilach Ozan at the Greenlake studio. For more information, visit Yogalife Style. |
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| Last Updated ( Monday, 16 June 2008 ) |


The summer solstice is almost upon us! People in the northern hemisphere have celebrated this, the longest day of the year, in various ways throughout history. Prehistoric Europeans built stone structures whose layouts cooresponded with the sunrise on the morning of the solstice. Ancient Chinese honored 

