This is the time of year where we reflect on gratitude.  A time for spiritual harvest to feast and digest on the rich abundance we have in our hearts instead of wanting more.  In the state of gratitude we come to a peaceful place of sharing, caring for one another and nourishing ourselves.  Allow this coming holiday season to be the practice of nourishment we seek to desire that serves as an antidote to life’s buzzing activities. 

December invites us to share a space for self nourishment and we would be honored to have you with us during this  holiday season. Please visit our events for December workshops and happenings and don’t forget to check out our up and coming Yoga Immersions Courses beginning December 27th with Authorized Ashtanga Teacher and Co-Owner of Samadi, Damien de Bastier. 
 
Light & love,
The Samadi Team

Movie Night – Wednesday, 4^th December

Breath of God – The Origins of Modern Yoga 

This enlightening documentary explores the history of modern Yoga, from its origins thousands of years ago to its modern roots in the early 20th century. A creation of Indian savant T. Krishnamacharya (1888-1989), the film follows Krishnamacharya’s life and teachings through the memories of his students and relatives, incorporating rare historical footage and lavish reenactments to provide an illuminating look at the form practiced daily by tens of millions of people around the world.
 

Movie Night – Wednesday, 11^th December

The Response: How Puerto Ricans Are Restoring Power to the People

In the wake of Hurricane Maria, a quiet revolution has been percolating on the island of Puerto Rico. What began as an impromptu community kitchen meant to help feed survivors in the town of Caguas quickly grew into an island-wide network of mutual aid centers (Centros de Apoyo Mutuo) with the ultimate goal to restore power — both electric and civic — to the people.

Community Talk – Wednesday, 18^th December

With The Bali Street Mums Project (Ibu Ibu)

Bali Street Mums Project works with mothers and children who have been forced to beg, due to poverty, on the urban streets of Kuta and Denpasar.  The mother will usually hide, while their children are forced to run up to cars stopped at the traffic lights, to beg for money. They also work with Mothers who live at the rubbish dump in Denpasar and pick through the rubbish piles looking for recyclables to sell.

For more information on our Community Talks and Movie Nights please click HERE.

These courses are organized around 6 modules of 50 hours each to be completed over 2-3 years. Each module can be taken separately as a stand-alone continuing education or as part of the student training program which is the main requisite for training as a teacher with Samadi.

Each module is 6 days long and comprises yoga practice, teachings in yoga philosophy and psychology, embodied anatomy and integrative explorations. 

Taking enrollments now for The Samadi Yoga Academy.  

For Questions or more information please contact yoga@samadibali.com

Click Here to VIEW Damien’s Introduction Video

With all the supermarket options out there to choose from, how do you know Samadi Supermarket is the place to shop for you with all its good intentions?

We’ll let you decide with this article we’ve written to show you the initiatives we are doing to make a difference.

Namaste / Samadi Team