See, white elephants DO exist!!! Here is a photo of an albino elephant taken in Burma circa early 1900s.
Connie
About Me
- Connie Pike, RYT500
- Connie's passion for the wisdom of yoga has grown over the past 12 years of regular practice. She is a Registered Yoga Teacher and a member of the Yoga Alliance. Also, Connie is a full-time psychotherapist in private practice in Orange, and an ongoing student of Buddhist psychology. Raised in New York City and San Francisco, Connie has lived in New England for thirty years, and rural New England for twenty. Connie studied Kundalini Yoga and Transcendental Meditation as a young woman. However, when she returned to both later in life, she studied Iyengar yoga and Insight or Vipassana Meditation. Her formal yoga training has been in Embodyoga with Patty Townsend at Yoga Center, Amherst. Connie and her husband, Mike Magee, bought The White Elephant in March of 2008. It was a Baptist Church, built in the 1840s and was sorely in need of repair. Despite that, Connie and Mike fell in love with the building and restored it with respect and appreciation. The yoga studio at The White Elephant is a calming, airy, light, warm and sacred space in which to celebrate the ancient practice of yoga. Come and join us!
Corinne in Ardha Matsendrasana
Half Lord of the Fishes
Tomato Hornworm, August 2010
Isn't s/he magnificent???
Virabhadrasana II
Isaiah in Warrior II
Ustrasana
Monica in Camel
May we live like the lotus at home in the muddy waters.
Pachimotanasana
Jean in Forward Extension
Bakasana
Megan in Crane
Ardha Chandrasana
Jean in Half Moon
Name this pose (in Sanskrit)
Intention is everything in yoga.
Triknonasana
Kerry in Triangle
Mike under the Buddha Tree
Adho Mukha Svasana
Monica in Downward Facing Dog
Washington, D.C., Inauguration Day, 2009
We were there!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mowing the lower meadow
Supta Padagusthasana
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