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Kundalini Yoga
Yoga in Indiana
General Yoga and Self Development

Kundalini Yoga

3HO (3ho.org)
The founding organization created by Yogi Bhajan to educate everyone on ways to live a Happy Healthy Holy life.

Karlayoga.com
Karla Becker (Sat Bachan Kaur) has been a certified fitness instructor since 1992, using yoga as part of her stretching sequences in her fitness classes. She's taught hatha and power yoga around Indianapolis and studied Kundalini Yoga with Gurmukh, a renowned teacher, and experienced its life changing effects, which she would like to share with others. Karla currently teaches at various locations in and around Indianapolis, Indiana, and is very active in the Indiana Yoga Association.

Baba Siri Chand Kundalini Yoga Center (http://www.kundaliniyogane.com/)
A Kundalini Yoga Center at the heart of the Guru Ram Das Ashram in Millis, MA - near Boston. They host the Fall Kundalini Yoga Festival. Check out their "links" page - it is very extensive.

Kundalini Yoga (kundaliniyoga.org)
A comprehensive site about Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan. The site offers basic information on chakras, kriyas, a mailing list, and even an online training course. **NOTE: you may find that on-line training is not sufficient and you are encouraged to study with a teacher.**

Yoga in Indiana

Indiana University Yogi Club (http://yogawithbecky.com/yogiclub.html)
A free, weekly opportunity to practice various types of yoga. The purpose of Yogi Club is to provide a community for people interested in yoga. The aim of Yogi Club is to share and teach all aspects of yoga. The goal of Yogi Club is to provide a free weekly opportunity for people to explore yoga, and to create an environment to help yogis develop a more regular practice. The function of Yogi Club is to be determined by the interest of its current members.

Indiana Yoga Association, Inc. (indianayoga.org)
The Indiana Yoga Association, Inc., is a group of enthused yoga practitioners who long to serve others in our communities through sharing the techniques and encouraging the practice of yoga. They promote yoga to all people in Indiana through holding special yoga seminars, providing teaching directories, encouraging high levels of teacher competency, and creating a healthy, joyful unity in the community.

Lynda Mitchell Yoga Studios (yogabloomington.com
The Lynda Mitchell Yoga Studios are a Bloomington Landmark and a central resource for hatha yoga, middle eastern dance, and martial arts in Bloomington.

The Tibetan Cultural Center, Bloomington, Indiana (tibetancc.org)
Located on a 90-acre site in Bloomington, Indiana, the Center grew out of an active university and community involvement with Tibetan culture. It was established to acquaint people with the history and culture of Tibet, to support Tibetans everywhere—both in Tibet and in exile—and to preserve Tibetan culture through educational and philosophical endeavors.

General Yoga and Self Development

ExTension & Recovery Yoga by Sam Sworkis (extensionyoga.com)
An extensive free yoga educational resource for students and teachers. Explains how yoga works to improve health and fitness for athletes to chronically ill, injured and aging students.

Art of Living ( www.artofliving.org)
The Art of Living Foundation offers programs to uncover the strength, peace, and joy that lie at the core of every human being. By nurturing the spirit and compassion of every individual, the Foundation seeks to help build a global society that is free of stress, violence, and misery - and full of service, wisdom, and celebration.

The Art of Living Foundation was inspired by the programs of spiritual leader and humanitarian His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar that began in 1982.

The Foundation engages in a wide array of educational and humanitarian programs that uplift individuals, make a difference in local communities, and foster global change. Often working in association with its sister organization, the International Association for Human Values.

See also:
www.artoflivingresearch.org
www.careforchildren.org