Welcome
Welcome to the website for DevaDaru Yoga and Healing Arts.
Here you will find details on my offerings, which include:
~ registered yoga classes (both in-person and Zoom classes)
~ private yoga therapy
~ specialty classes & workshops
~ Aletheia Transformational Breathwork - both small group sessions and individual and semi-private sessions
~ Psychedelic Integration Coaching
~ Nature Based Therapy
~ Pranic Healing
~ Biomat sessions (Full body-length infared heating pad filled with amethyst crystals)
~ Retreats
~ private group retreats, workshops or in-office classes by private arrangement.
Cedar's goal is to empower you in coming home to yourself. Many of us loose our connection to our own bodies, which cuts us off from our inner knowing, wisdom, intuition and instincts. We are impacted by our environment at home, at school and at work, and by trauma that can create a disconnect in our psyches. Your journey home can be greatly facilitated through yogic practices, mindfulness, self-inquiry, Aletheia Breathwork, explorations in creative writing, journalling, mandala drawing and other arts. We gain wellness and wholeness when we have the tools to integrate the mind, body, emotions, and our personal sense of the spiritual. Nature is also a key to helping us regain our wholeness.
Enjoy exploring this website to find out more. Your feedback, questions, and suggestions are always welcome.
For more information about Cedar's philosophy, education and training, click here.
"DevaDaru":
"Devadaru" is a compound word from the Sanskrit language that translates as "divine wood", or more commonly an evergreen tree, and hence also, Cedar. I find the woods profoundly healing, so I was inspired to use this name as a way to convey my intention to share the potential of yoga to heal us on the deepest level. With a committed practice and study of yoga, we engage a path that restores us to our true nature, which is already and always whole and complete.
"Devadaru" is a compound word from the Sanskrit language that translates as "divine wood", or more commonly an evergreen tree, and hence also, Cedar. I find the woods profoundly healing, so I was inspired to use this name as a way to convey my intention to share the potential of yoga to heal us on the deepest level. With a committed practice and study of yoga, we engage a path that restores us to our true nature, which is already and always whole and complete.