Moksha Yoga Meetup Group

This Halloween, step into the fierce grace of the Divine Mother in her most transformative form — Kālī, the liberator, the destroyer of illusion, and the bringer of truth. In this electrifying Kundalini Yoga workshop, we’ll channel her fearless energy through powerful kriyās, rhythmic breathwork, and mantra chanting to cut through fear, release old limitations, and awaken inner strength.

We’ll weave slow, potent movement with deep meditation to honor Kālī’s dual nature — fierce protector and compassionate mother. Come dressed in Kālī-inspired colors or costume (black, red, blue) if you wish, and be ready to awaken the fire of transformation within.

No prior experience needed — just come with the willingness to slow down, listen within, and be.

Unlock your creative potential in this sacral chakra workshop designed to connect you with the artist within. Join Kallayah for a rejuvenating yoga flow specifically tailored to awaken and balance your sacral chakra, the energy center associated with creativity, passion, and emotional well-being.

This workshop explores how yoga can be a powerful tool to release blockages and allow your creative energy to flow freely. Through guided movement, breathwork, and mindfulness, you'll tap into a deeper sense of self-expression and unlock new sources of inspiration.

Following the yoga session, participants will have the opportunity to translate their experience into a tangible art form by creating their own personalized collage. Using a variety of materials and guided prompts, you'll craft a visual representation of your experience that day, inspired by the insights and sensations that arose during the practice. This workshop is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their creative flow, explore their inner artist, and cultivate a deeper connection to their authentic self.

This is a donation based workshop.
Charity: Peace House
Since 1997, Imagine Englewood If has empowered and strengthened the Greater Englewood community by teaching local youth healthy living, environmental awareness, and positive communication skills.

About Kallayah
Kallayah began her yoga journey in 2020, seeking a deeper connection to her breath. What began as self-exploration soon blossomed into a devoted way of life, especially after discovering the unifying energy of group practice. In 2022 she encountered Aṣṭāṅga Yoga at Moksha, a practice that continues to transform her from the inside out. Now a 200-hour graduate of Moksha’s Spring 2025 Teacher Training, she shares both grounding vinyāsa flow and traditional Aṣṭāṅga classes, guiding students toward deeper breath, self-awareness, and inner stillness. Beyond the mat, Kallayah is an artist, poet, and teacher whose creative work weaves together human and natural worlds—celebrating beauty, connection, and the joy of living artfully.