It is what each of us longs for and seeks through
all of life.
It means to dissolve into Divine Bliss or to merge with the
Divine Spirit.
While the experience of Samadhi is beyond words,
it is recognized and remembered as your true Self immediately.
It is the feeling of finally coming home and swimming
freely in the infinite pool of unconditional love, bliss and
wisdom.
When
I moved to Denver from Boulder about 4 years ago I couldn’t
find a place to practice and teach yoga that felt like it fed
my entire being. So I decided to open a studio myself that fit
that need. Initially I thought it would be something small,
probably in my garage, but the more I listened to what I felt
in my heart, the more I knew that that would not be enough.
I could feel that Samadhi was meant to be big. It is meant to
reach many people.
The spirit of Samadhi was present before I was even aware
that this was my destiny. Once I became aware of it, there
was no turning back. This is my calling, even more than a
dream. It is meant to be. The spirit of Samadhi is powerful!
It is a safe place where people can come and experience what
I believe to be the true art of yoga and get involved with
a community of like-minded individuals as well.
I have been fortunate enough to experience the true meaning
of Samadhi a few times very briefly and it is my hope that,
given this great temple to practice in, you may experience
it too. We will create peace in the world, one person at a
time. Healing ourselves first and then reaching out to help
others with our expanded hearts and minds.
Like an oasis in the city, you can come to Samadhi, let go
of the things that bring you stress and nourish your body
and soul.
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Samadhi is proud to support our community
and these charities:
The National MS Society
The Emily Griffith Center
Project AngelHeart
Cleo Parker Robinson
Mile High United Way
Denver Bar Association
Hands and Voices
Curious Theater Company
Denver SafeHouse
The National Coalition
for Domestic Abuse
The Ivan Fund
Brent’s Place
Children’s Hospital Shine Program
Sri Rama Orphanage, School and
Medical Clinic
When
I moved to Denver from Boulder about 4 years ago I couldn’t
find a place to practice and teach yoga that felt like it fed
my entire being. So I decided to open a studio myself that fit
that need. Initially I thought it would be something small,
probably in my garage, but the more I listened to what I felt
in my heart, the more I knew that that would not be enough.
I could feel that Samadhi was meant to be big. It is meant to
reach many people.
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