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4 things to do on 9/15/2008

Mondays   11:15am-12:30pm
Prenatal Yoga and Meditation
Swerve Studio
8250 West 3rd St. #206
LA
323.782.0741
swervestudio.com
info at swervestudio.com
Practice yoga in a space that is safe for you and your growing baby. We will learn yogic postures, meditations, breathwork and use light weights to strengthen and prepare for the process of labor. Danielle Marie Gutshall is a certified Kripalu yoga instructor, Khalsa Way Prenatal yoga instructor and doula.

09.13-09.28   pm
World Festival of Sacred Music
Los Angeles
310.825.0507
festivalofsacredmusic.org
info at festivalofsacredmusic.org
1,000 artists. 16 days. 41 events in venues all across Los Angeles.
For sixteen days and nights from September 13 to 28, 2008, WFSM fills LA’s historic landmark theaters, churches, temples and outdoor spaces with 41 performances by renowned international and local artists in the disciplines ranging from sacred traditional and contemporary music, dance and multimedia.

09.15   7pm
Apprenticeship Orientation
Los Angeles
213.792.9041
ayamanatara.com
info at ayamanatara.com
Join current Apprenticeship students to sign up for the program, discuss your goals, and participate in the monthly lesson. $25.

Mondays   7-8:30pm
YOGA - Level 2
7466 Beverly Blvd., 2nd Fl.
Los Angeles
323.934.8332
dancingshiva.com
studio at dancingshiva.com
Class open to students of mixed levels. A broad array of the Five Main Components are practiced to increase the therapeutic benefits to the body and mind while aiming to increase our level of awareness. Level Two is great for those who have a regular integral yoga practice.

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