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Rosemary Garrison

Rosemary Garrison

Rosemary Garrison

Rosemary Garrison

Rosemary Garrison

Rosemary Garrison

Rosemary Garrison

Rosemary Garrison

 

Rosemary Garrison

Rosemary Garrison

Rosemary Garrison

Rosemary teaches a strong, compassionate Vinyasa Flow class. She emphasizes the breath, intention, mindful alignment… and ultimately, the cultivation of energy and awareness. It is her experience and belief that a consistent practice offers the practitioner a pathway to their own divine, radiant nature.

Rosemary began her study of Yoga in 1997 in the traditional Ashtanga style with her beloved teacher, Tim Miller. She then went on to study Vinyasa with many remarkable instructors (Shiva Rea, Dharma Mittra and others). She is grateful for both her foundation in the rigorous discipline of Ashtanga as well as the creative, adaptive nature of Vinyasa Flow.

A lifelong explorer of the inner realms, Rosemary has also practiced Vipassana and Zen Meditation and is an ongoing student of the Diamond Approach, a school of depth psychology and eastern mysticism. Off the mat, she lives her practice playing in the wilds, finding joy with friends, tending bees with her husband... and watching the light change.

With annual retreats, workshops and teacher trainings throughout California, Mexico and internationally, Rosemary welcomes students from far and wide… inviting beginners and advanced practitioners alike to the transformational power of the journey.

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Number of Years Teaching

23

Teaching Style

Strong, compassionate, and attuned

Inspiration

"Breathe it all in, Love it all out" - Mary Oliver

 

FAQ

What inspired you to teach yoga?

Yoga is a bridge home to one's essential self. It can heal, transform and enliven. I feel called to share this with others in support of their unfolding and awakening.

Who are your most influential teachers?

Tim Miller, Shiva Rea and Eugene Cash

How would you describe your classes?

Strong, deep, mindful- with a focus on inner awareness and reconnecting with our center and source.

Why do you feel retreats are transformational?

Retreats offer us the space to disconnect from the habitual, hectic pace of our day to day lives. Steeped in practice, supported by rich community, amidst new lands... we tune into another way of being. In so doing, we reconnect with our essence and the joy and adventure of being alive!

What is your favorite pose to teach?

Urdhva Dhanurasana

What is your favorite pose to practice?

Urdhva Dhanurasana, Pincha Mayurasana & Child's Pose

Where are your favorite places to travel?

Places with rich culture and beautiful landscapes, especially when I have a personal connection.