Yoga Under the Moon at the Cathedral of the Incarnation - A Special Series

Come expand your yoga practice with Dana Lewis while fixing your gaze on the Sea of Tranquility or one of the moon’s beautiful craters.

Museum of the Moon is a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram. Measuring 20 feet in diameter the moon features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface. At an approximate scale of 1:600000 each centimeter of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 6km of the moon’s surface.

The moon will hang in the Cathedral nave from April 11-May 4 inviting all who visit to gaze upward and get a close-up view of the stark beauty of the lunar surface.

A special moon-centered evening Cathedral Yoga series will meet on four evenings during the Museum of the Moon installation: Tuesday April 15 Friday April 18 and Tuesday April 22 at 7pm. There will be a special session on Tuesday April 29 at 8pm which will meet after the Center for Spiritual Imagination’s contemplative prayer practice.

And for more information on the other events associated with Moon as Sacred Mirror (including the Moondance Gala our Pink Floyd tribute band show local brewery festival and guided tours) please visit our website at www.incarnationgc.org/moon

All proceeds will go toward the Historic Stewart Building Preservation Fund a non-profit established to increase public awareness of the architectural history of buildings and properties built by Alexander and Cornelia Stewart. These buildings include See House (the historic residence of the first bishops of Long Island) and the Cathedral of the Incarnation a National Historic Landmark building.

Host or Publisher Cathedral of the Incarnation