ACTivate your intentionthrough a very special weekend gathering with Scott Feinberg & Amy Lombardo, founders of Karma Krew: A karma-yoga based nonprofit organization whose mission is to mobilize the collective energyof our national yoga community to take the practice beyond the walls of the studio and into theheartsof our communities.

This experiential workshop serves to empower your practice byinvestigatingin-depth the path of Karma Yoga -- a heart-centered approach totransformation where the practice of service awakens in us the capacity to act from beyond the confines of the ego and reconnect to a more profound sense ofpurpose. The aim of this offering is to translate wisdom into action and inspire you to expand your definition of what it means topractice yoga.

The weekend will provide a platform for you to explore a unique service-infused approach to asana, pranayama, meditation, chant, ritual, and philosophy as well an off the mat expedition for a very special Karma Yoga Mystery Project . When these potent practices are combined, one is giveninsight into the full spectrum of the spiritual path in which the practice modalities provide a path to align with yourdeepest intention and in turn, dissolve your most deeply rooted spiritual blockages and actualize your fullest potential.

LOCATION:

Om Time Boulder

2035 Broadway

Boulder, CO 80302

720.565.6115

INVESTMENT:

$185

Early Bird Registration: $150 by July 4 th

REGISTRATION:

To register visit the events section at www.omtime.com or call 720.565.6115

KARMA KREW:
Karma Krew is a non-profit, charitable organization whose personal mantra is "Do Good Things". It is our mission, with your help, to infuse the world with more positive energy by promoting acts of kindness, service, and community outreach in its many forms. We are advocates of action with deep roots in the belief that being of service to others is ultimately the catalyst for our own self transformation. Through our karma yoga inspired events and initiatives we seek to shed light on the interconnectedness between turning inward and reaching outward.