Yoga + Philosophy at The Yoga House

Welcome to Yoga + Philosophy at The Yoga House! Join us for a moment of relaxion and enlightenment at this beautiful studio located on Copeland Avenue in Toronto, ON. This in-person event combines the physical practice of yoga with the deep teachings of ancient Yogic wisdom to nourish your mind, body, and soul. With special guest and yogic monk, B.R. Svami joining us all the way from Austira.

Whether you're a seasoned yogi or new to the practice, this event is perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of yoga and its rich philosophical roots. Come flow with us and explore the connection between movement and spirit in a welcoming and supportive environment. We can't wait to see you there!
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LOCATION & AGENDA

Where: The Yoga House (7 Copeland Avenue, Toronto - a 10 minute walk from either Woodbine or Coxwell station) A nature escape within the city! (Parking is available on the street.)
3pm - 3:45pm: Yoga practice with Celeste (founder of and yoga instructor at The Yoga House)
3:45pm-5pm: Philosophy class on the acient yogic teachings on the Self (Jīva) with B.R. Svami (Bhakti Yoga Monk and Spiritual Teacher). Q&A to conclude.
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ABOUT CELESTE & THE YOGA HOUSE:
Registered Kinesiologist, Yoga Teacher (40 yrs), Author, and Founder of The Yoga House
From the studio, the view of the ravine is stunning. You will be enchanted to know you are still in Toronto. Celeste holds small, intimate classes where you are seen and educated to develop a lifelong love of learning and practicing yoga.

"Your spirit and body will be lifted by Celeste’s warm heart and the wisdom of her years of practice." -Geoff Hadrill

ABOUT B.R. SVAMI:

Bhakti Raksaka Svami is a representative of the Gaudiya Vaisnava tradition of Hinduism. He was born on November 15, 1977 as Daniel Kojić in Austria. He spent the first years of his life until he finished basic education in Bosnia and Herzegovina, then Yugoslavia. Later, forced by the civil war in this country, he returned to Austria, where he studied economic engineering.

After reading the translation of the Bhagavad Gita and other books by AC Bhakti Vedanta Svami Prabhupada, he became deeply driven to follow the path of the Bhakti. He left college at the age of 20 and traveled to India hoping to find fellowship and find a spiritual teacher.

In the years that followed, he had the opportunity to hear, serve, and receive instruction from some of the best-known representatives of Gaudiya Vaisnavism.

He regularly visits various communities in India, Europe and Latin America.

Host or Publisher Ambika Yoga