Community + Connection

As we stand at the crossroads of another year, it’s the perfect moment to practice the art of letting go of the past and moving forward with the power of New Year’s rituals. With a little recapitulation, we can let the old year gracefully recede into memory and usher in a fresh new chapter.

At Yoga for Good, as we immerse ourselves in the sacred rhythms of Navaratri, we invite you to start honouring the divine feminine within. Whether you’re a newcomer to the world of female energy or a matron, uncover new wisdom and cultivate meaningful feminine rituals with us.

The Yoga For Good Foundation, a not for profit doing good in communities via yoga has awarded 27 grants in their latest round of funding.

Applications for our Grant Award Scheme to do ‘Yoga for Good’ in their community came from all over Australia. It has been marvelous to receive so many submissions and it’s been fascinating to read about the variety of programs to support and assist others.

At our recent Good Yoga Day retreat, we finished off the day with a beautiful sound healing session led by Carli Sherriff. After experiencing firsthand the power of this intuitive healing, and after learning about it from Carli, we wanted to share some information about this beautiful practice with our community.

Dr. Swami Shankardev Saraswati is a western medical doctor, Yoga Acharya (authority), Yoga Therapist, psychotherapist, author, teacher, and Jyotish astrologer