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EIGHT STONES YOGA
STUDIO
Seasonal Message
Winter 2010
Warmest Holiday Greetings!
It has been an exciting 2009 at Eight Stones and we’re
looking ahead to a joyful 2010! We
would like you to know just how important your role is here at the
studio. Because of your loyal and
generous support we have been able to uphold a high standard of quality
teaching by our compassionate and talented staff as well as give back to
the community in a number of ways.
This year we were very pleased to be able to give to
these incredible people and organizations:
- P.I.N.K.
A local breast cancer support group
- Off the Mat, Into the World – building
sustainable farms and a birthing center in Uganda
- Susan
G. Komen Foundation
- York Arts
- The
Lehman Center
- The
“I Can Challenge”
- Your
Community Women’s Journal
- The
MS Foundation
Also, we were very saddened to have lost a long time
student and dear friend, Cathy Miller, who passed on in early October. Cathy was a student at Eight Stones for
eight years. Her family knew how
important yoga practice was to Cathy and they have donated many of her yoga
books and tapes to the studio.
Cathy’s laugh was contagious and we will miss her very much.
Heartfelt Holiday
Wishes from all of us at the studio.
Wishing you peace and great joy in the year ahead.
Om Shanti
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Links
to like minded sites
Mesothelioma.com-Visit
to learn more on how mesothelioma
patients are practicing yoga for therapeutic relief during cancer
treatment. These alternative therapies and yoga,
along with traditional treatments are being used by quality physicians such
as Dr. David
Sugarbaker.
”With
deepest gratitude we want to thank our founder and friend, Richard L.
Mauro, without whom Eight Stones would not exist.
It
is with great pride and commitment that we hope to continue the work that
he began and we are grateful for your support.
December
25th, 1946 – December 30th, 2008 R.I.P.
Namaste
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