The yoga of awareness, or Kundalini Yoga is what we teach. We are fond of the methodology, the simplicity and the effectiveness of this type of yoga. It is comprised of 4 parts: asana (poses), pranayama (breathwork), meditation and mantra. The goal is to live a healthy, happy and holy life. As a business owner that values efficiency, we have found that this type of yoga activates all the channels necessary in one session. We have found prosperity, intuition and guidance in this practice. Where did this type of yoga originate? Kundalini Yoga as Taught by Yogi Bhajan came to the West in 1968. Yogi Bhajan was born Harbhajan Singh Puri, on August 26, 1929, in a part of Pakistan that is now India. When he was just eight years old, he began his yogic training with an enlightened teacher, Sant Hazara Singh. Later, he proclaimed Yogi Bhajan to be a Master of Kundalini Yoga when he was just sixteen and a half years old. When he arrived in the West in 1968, he announced he had come "to create teachers, not to gain students". For the first time in recorded history, he openly taught Kundalini Yoga, a very old and sacred science for awakening spiritual consciousness within the individual. His mission was to create teachers. His teachings help to prepare us to transition into the Aquarian age. The age where information is readily available to all rather than a select few at the top of the hierarchy. The age where things come quickly and we lead with our intuition and heart rather than purely our logical mind.
Weekly meditation is time I give to myself. No matter how stressed I am or how much I have to get done, Lisa's sessions remind me to take this time to become more and more of myself. To reflect and be present and intentional in everyday life. I have learned these practices and try to implement them in my everyday life now, thanks to Lisa! I would have never known how powerful meditation can be if it was not for Industrious offering weekly meditations.Dennisah Francis
I was lucky enough to participate in a guided meditation during lunch at Industrious DTLA. My mind seemed to have a lot of background noise that morning and that whole week - sort of like an iPhone with 10 different apps running at once. By the end of session, I was able to enter the rest of my dad with calm, focus, and positive energy for myself and those around me. Looking forward to the next one. Thanks Lisa!Eliot Goldstein
So I started my marathon of big meetings on Friday. I did the removing fear of the future meditation that morning and I also listened to the spotify track while I waited to go into the building. I did the same thing this morning before my meetings. It was so helpful. I felt much calmer afterwards and I think it helped to take my mind off things for a bit. (I have a tendency to stop breathing when I get nervous or anxious, so the meditation helped make me more conscious of my breathing throughout the day.) I may try adding in the me within me meditation tomorrow. Thank you so much!Elizabeth Stamp