Dharma retreat at Newburyport Yoga

Friday evening InnerTuning concert: 6:30-9:30pm

Saturday/Sunday retreat: Sat. 1:00-6:00pm, Sun. 9:30am-3:30pm

All humans have DHARMA (life purpose, unique calling, duty). Some are easily aware of their Dharma and many must work, or even struggle, to discover it. The closer our actions are in alignment with our Dharma, the more rewarding our life will be. It is the way our authentic self is expressed. Limiting beliefs and energy blocks interfere with our connection to our Dharma.

The real meaning of the word DHARMA is “that which supports.” There are three basic Dharmas: 1) Supporting our physical body (sthul sharira) in which we live. 2) Supporting our subtle body (sukshma sharira) and the feelings it provides. 3) Supporting our causal body (karana sharira) and the thoughts it generates.

In the subtle body there are 7 major chakras. Shyamji has discovered that each of these chakras contains 21 microchakras. The more open these microchakras are the easier it is for the 3 bodies to function in harmony and for us to follow Dharma.

In this workshop, Shyamji will explain how to live our Dharma more fluidly in our daily life. Sounds and mantras will be chanted and taught to synchronize the three bodies and help us align to our Dharma.