Indoor classes at Yoga Shala 204 W Main St Carrboro
Zoom classes online at a screen near you

Thank you for staying home/joining via zoom when sick. We’re happy to see you when you’re better, masked if necessary!

Notice: No Class Thursday 4/4

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Ti’s Live Yoga Class Schedule

All in-person classes are live-zoomed in real time – Join us in the Zoom Studio

Ti’s drop-in classes are all-levels, moderately paced, moderately vigorous, and focus on strength-building as well as flexibility, while cultivating a perceptive and
non-judgmental awareness. Each person is encouraged to work within their own abilities –  and Ti can help people do that.
Learn how to approach the whole process of yoga on the mat and how it relates to life.

Tuesday Morning

10:30 – 11:50am

Tuesday Evening

5:45 – 7:15pm

Thursday Evening

7:30 – 8:50pm

Friday Afternoon

4:15 – 5:35pm

Saturday Morning

10 – 11:35am

Sunday Morning

10 – 11:35am

Meditation
11:35-12pm

Iryna’s Friday Class Offering

Mellow Yoga class on Fridays, starting May 3rd. 5:45 – 7 pm

Students can expect to move at a slower pace and stay close to the ground, with the aim of cultivating and deepening the relationship with the peaceful and still parts of themselves. There will be lots of props and lots of opportunities for self-care. And stay for kirtan with Ti afterwards, once a month!

Size-Inclusive Yoga Series

A Safe Space for All Bodies with Iryna

This class is designed with larger bodies in mind, but is open and welcoming to folks of all shapes and sizes looking for an accessible, personalized yoga experience. We discuss specific techniques to accommodate larger bodies, though those suggestions are usually helpful for everyone. We hold an accepting and collaborative space to make sure that the practice is safe and accessible for everybody and every body. We use lots of props and try not to take ourselves too seriously!

March 11 – April 22 (7 weeks)
May 6 – June 17 (6 weeks; no class 5/27)
Mondays 6:00 – 7:15 pm
Pre-Registration is required
Suggested donation $10-20 per class. Pre-payment for the entire series is requested.

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Special Classes

Kirtan

One Friday Evening a Month
7:20-8:35pm, check dates

High-energy call and response chanting of simple Sanskrit Names of the Divine.

Path of Yoga

Every Thursday evening 6:00-7:20pm

Advanced Yoga Study Group. Weekly study, meditation, practical teaching and discussion.

Yoga Teacher Training

2024-2025 Dates Now Posted

Go Deep is Chapel Hill/Carrboro’s first yoga teacher training, with Ti Harmony, one of the Triangle’s longest continuously teaching yoga practitioners. A year-long course to prepare you to teach yoga or just to deepen your practice, aimed at giving you EXPERIENCE and tools to manifest the True you.

FAQ

Where should I park near Yoga Shala Carrboro?

There is almost no parking at the building. Please park at the free Carrboro public parking lots either on Laurel Street a little down from the Farmer’s Market or on Weaver Street between The Wellness Alliance and Sparrow & Sons Plumbing. DO NOT PARK AT AUTO LOGIC when they are open!

How does being a Go Deep Member work?

Membership simply means you’ve signed the waiver. Once you’ve signed the waiver, you’ll get a password to get you into the studio where you will find the Zoom meeting links. You’ll also get the passcode for all of the Zoom classes.

How does a by Donation studio work?

The donation requested is $10-20 per class; this IS NOT a cost! Please give what you can, whether on this scale or not. Money should never prevent anyone from coming as much as they want, and no one is ever turned away for financial reasons. From the blog: thoughts on donation yoga

Confessions of a Super-Pusher, OR “Listen to Your Body…or Die!”

Hey y'all, A student and dedicated practitioner sent me this back in the Fall. She said it was OK when I asked if I could publish this as a guest blog. She went through/is going through particularly difficult (and unusual) circumstances, and has learned a lot in the...

What Is the Ego?

November 17, 2023-January 17, 2024 In general, a healthy and functional ego is of critical importance in life, but also even more so on the spiritual Path. That having been said, much of what follows are the more painful ways that the ego shows up, since they are...

Loving and Grading Oneself

December 18, 2023 Me (after leading the pose of the past two years for the final time for some people): “Self-evaluation. Did you pass or fail?” A student: “Pass, because I love myself.” (This is also the month for the “I love you, I love you, I love you practice”...

Thoughts on The Pope’s Exorcist

September 5-November 3, 2023 In a weird circumstance, though I don’t watch TV or movies much anymore, I did watch The Pope’s Exorcist on Netflix in September. Even weirder is that I’m writing about it! In part, it is a horror movie, a genre I haven’t watched since...

I Am…Perfect

I Am…Perfect 9/5-26/23 What follows is the fruit of my meditation retreat at the beginning of September. (And includes a line thanks to Iryna who included it in her comments to me when I asked her if the sharing of all this was “over-the- top.”) I am complete...

Grace, Part 2: Giving Ourself Our Own Grace

September 3-5, 2023 “God is always showering grace upon us. But to avail ourselves of it and let it benefit us, we need atma-kripa, our own grace. …Divine grace is ever-flowing our way. To receive it, we must first open the closed doors of our heart. Hence, more than...

Yoga Alliance (Mistakenly) Thinks You Can Learn to Teach Yoga All-Online!

What follows is an open letter (email) to Yoga Alliance (YA) in regard to their recent change in policy to allow all-online yoga teacher teacher “trainings” permanently. Yoga Alliance is a "registering body" that "oversees" yoga in the world. They do not "certify,"...

Grace, Part 1: Opening to Grace

June 20-24 , 2023 What is Grace and why would we need it? Here’s the what, see below for the why. My Webster’s New World College Dictionary has a very long entry on grace. It includes—most importantly for us as spiritual practitioners—these theological definitions: a)...

Finding the “Optimal” Place in the Pose (Part 1: The Breath)

In beginning to search for some possible “optimal” place in any pose, we can start by looking at the breath.

Lazy?

Over years, I found it very helpful to be able to see laziness in myself clearly and to actually claim it as part of the whole picture of me, though it was uncomfortable. It felt like an important part of my healing.

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