Establishing this once-a-week-guided meditation group practice leads to less stressful, anxious moments during your work week. Try it and see. Only $5.00
All levels . Beginners encouraged.

Establishing this once-a-week-guided meditation group practice leads to less stressful, anxious moments during your work week. Try it and see. Only $5.00
All levels . Beginners encouraged.

Got Beans?
Beans tend to be hard, heavy, rough, dry and cooling through the lens of Ayurveda. They are best suited for balancing pitta and kapha, however they are very hard to digest for vata and/or those new to incorporating beans into their diet.
Vata: Best to eat in soup due to the added moisture and warmth.
If you choose to use dry beans vs pre-cooked canned beans you must pre-soak overnight and cook for a minimum of 1 hour.
Share with us your favorite dish using beans…
“Blockage is disease/Flow is health” 😋
info@ayurvedawellnesshealing.com
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Join us tomorrow, Nov. 1 at MAGMA as we dance our final week to the fun music of Pink Martini. If you don’t know the group, they are very eclectic. Something for everyone. Here are a few links to their music. Sway and Bitty Boppy Betty Come check it out.
And join us at the Rose Baker Center on Mondays at 1 pm for a free weekly Nia class.
Hope to see you soon! Namaste, Linda
Nia is a no-impact, movement class that draws from a number of disciplines including yoga, Tae Kwon Do, Jazz, Alexander Technique, Tai Chi. Routines are created for safety and joy, all while getting a great cardiovascular workout. Hmm.. fun, safety, good music, joy and cardiovascular health all in one package. Come experience this healthy and mindful fitness experience for yourself. For more info, visit my web site

The floor below MAGMA at 11 Pleasant Street is becoming a film set for a few weeks, and during that time we will be using the elevator to get into MAGMA. Clear signage will be posted on the door at 11 Pleasant Street to guide you to the elevator. Take elevator to 5th floor and walk through the gymnastics space.
Friday, November 2, 5:30-6:45 PM
HAWC (Healing Abuse, Working for Change) and Treetop Yoga are teaming up to offer a very special monthly workshop for survivors of abuse. All classes will be unique, as instructor Hilary Richard leads participants in meditation, breathwork, and gentle yoga postures with the intention of releasing trauma and finding empowerment. Shaina Doberman from HAWC will be available before and after class for anyone needing one on one support; there will be no group discussions during these events.
These workshops are intended for those who have experienced domestic abuse and/or sexual assault; no prior yoga experience is necessary. Classes are free to survivors of all genders who register through HAWC; drop-in participants welcome with a suggested donation of $5 (cash only). No class in December. Dates for January, February, and March TBD.
Contact Shaina at 978-283-8642, ShainaD@hawcdv.org with questions or to register.
HAWC 24-hr Hotline: 800-547-1649
Treetop Yoga Studio
3A Pond Road, Gloucester

Did you know that Crossfit Cape Ann offers a ladies-only class on Monday nights at 6:30PM? It’s a great way to meet the strong and inspiring ladies of CFCA.

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In 2017 we were honored to give away 62 free classes to veterans and active duty military personnel in the month of November.
This year we’re hoping to make it over 100.

A message to veterans.
Hello,
My name is Dave DeAngelis. My wife Elizabeth and I own and operate Cape Ann Power Yoga. We understand that the freedom we have to go about our lives in peace, raise our family, and run our yoga studio are the direct consequence of the sacrifices you and yours have made. We are grateful to you, and hopeful that we can in our humble way serve you by teaching you and providing you with a space to come and practice yoga.
This practice can benefit people physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. We believe in it because we see it working in all types of different people every day. Come and join us and become a part of our community.
If you have little or no experience with yoga – that’s even better. We will provide you with a mat, a towel, and as many free classes as you can take in the month of November. Just show up to any class in November and let the desk person know you’re here for Veterans’ November and class is on is. Every time.
And if you’re interested but not sure if this is for you or you don’t want to dive right in with the general public, we will help you with that too. I’ll personally meet with you at the studio outside of a normal class time to walk you through, get you comfortable and set up, and on your path to practicing yoga. If you want more assistance after that we will set you up with private (or small group if you have veteran friends) instruction with one of our teachers.
We aren’t just offering free class – we’re offering to do whatever it takes to help you develop a regular yoga practice in your life. Please reach out with any questions. You can email Elizabeth and I at capeannpoweryoga@gmail.com or call or text me directly at 6178216734. If you want to make this work for you – we’ll see to it that it does.
I look forward to meeting you, and the enrichment that your presence will bring to our community.
Sincerely,
Dave DeAngelis
More information and our schedule is available at Cape Ann Power Yoga . Com
Nia is a no-impact, movement class that draws from a number of disciplines including yoga, Tae Kwon Do, Jazz, Alexander Technique, Tai Chi. Routines are created for safety and joy, all while getting a great cardiovascular workout. Hmm.. fun, safety, good music, joy and cardiovascular health all in one package. Come experience this healthy and mindful fitness experience for yourself. For more info, visit my web site
Join us tomorrow as we dance to the fun music of Pink Martini. If you don’t know the group, they are very eclectic. Something for everyone. Here are a few links to their music. Sway and Bitty Boppy Betty Come check it out. Hope to see you soon! Namaste, Linda

The floor below MAGMA at 11 Pleasant Street is becoming a film set for a few weeks, and during that time we will be using the elevator to get into MAGMA. Clear signage will be posted on the door at 11 Pleasant Street to guide you to the elevator. Take elevator to 5th floor and walk through the gymnastics space.

What is it all about, how does it work? Well, think about it for a moment. How some songs can immediately bring up a memory or feeling of a person, time in life, place…Sometimes it is just one note that triggers a response. How amazing!
But what is so special about singing bowls, gongs, the voice when used appropriately? They vibrate at certain frequencies, some are perfectly tuned, some not, they create other harmonics but all making a “good sound”. Everything including our organs, cellular structure have a frequency so when you sound various bowls and gongs they are resonating at these various frequencies.
Why does it work so well in our bodies? The spinal column and brain are surrounded by the cerebrial spinal fluid. We are made up of 70% water/fluids which is an excellent conduit of sound. Plus our skin and bones absorb sound.

Don’t you just love Spaghetti Squash?
It’s that big yellow thing in the produce aisle that you quizzically look at and think – “what is that” and “how do you cook it”?
Ayurveda Wellness Healing, LLC has a favorite spaghetti squash dish and it’s so easy to make.
Prep Time: 1 hr.
Servings: 2 – 4
Ingredients:
1 lg. spaghetti squash
1/2 cup water, plus more as needed
Preheat oven to 375. Pour the water into a 13×9 inch glass baking dish. Cut the ends off the squash and discard. Cut the squash in 1/2 lengthwise. Remove the seeds. Place each 1/2 cut-side down in the prepared pan. Bake for 45 min., or until the squash is fork-tender, adding another 1/2 cup water if necessary to prevent the squash from burning. Let cool for 5 to 10 min. The flesh will break into spaghetti-like strands as you scrape it out with a fork.
Serve with Olive Oil, salt and pepper or top with Pesto Chutney – so yummy!
“Blockage is disease/Flow is health” 😋
info@ayurvedawellnesshealing.com
www.ayurvedawellnesshealing.com
