Keshava Radha Yoga

A Sadhana Class that moves through the body in mirrored halves — right side, then left, retracing the same path. We open through the pelvic floor, clear with the cleansing SH breath, move through Goddess pose, Warrior One, Warrior Three, and Humble Warrior, and let Ujjayi breath hold our attention through to the end. Lengthening and engaging, side by side, until the whole body feels evenly met.

Strings & Sky: Anchoring the Body, Freeing the Mind

Think of your mind as a kite—designed to soar, explore, and catch the shifting winds of thought. The challenge isn’t to stop the kite from flying, but to ensure its movement doesn't pull you off balance.

In this blended Qi Gong and Yoga practice, we explore the art of gentle tethering. Through fluid, slow-flowing movement and intentional breathwork, we anchor the physical body like a grounded, relaxed weight. By cultivating deep relaxation in the muscles, joints, and nervous system, we allow the mind to wander, dream, and lift freely—without its sudden gusts creating tension or turbulence within.

What to Expect:

Qi Gong Grounding: Gentle, circular movements to regulate the nervous system, lower your center of gravity, and establish a firm physical anchor.

Yoga Flow: Mindful postures focusing on ease over effort, teaching the body to remain soft even when thoughts run fast.

Restorative Integration: A deep final relaxation to settle the body into stillness while the mind rests in quiet expansion.

Leave feeling rooted through your feet, open in your heart, and free in your mind—completely unaffected by the daily winds around you. All experience levels are welcome.

Return to yourself - https://mailchi.mp/keshavaradhayoga/return-to-yourself “Return to yourself one day before your death.”

His disciples asked him: “Does a person know on which day they will die?”

He said to them, “Then return to yourself today, lest you die tomorrow, and in this way, all your days will be spent abiding in your true self.”

Eyes to Balance — a Sadhana class that begins subtly, with the eyes, and moves gradually toward standing balance, before closing in Anuloma Viloma, alternate nostril breath. 60 minutes, now available in our VOD library.

Living with Intent, Not Tension: From Qi Gong to Vinyasa

Stop living on auto-pilot and shift from tension to intention. 🌿✨

Unplug from auto-pilot and ground yourself in conscious movement. This session bridges the gentle, energy-cultivating practices of Qi Gong with a fluid Vinyasa flow. Together, we’ll move with clear intention, releasing physical and mental tension while guiding breath and vitality seamlessly through the body. Leave feeling centered, peaceful, and fully reconnected to your natural rhythm.

In this session, we blend the gentle energy-cultivating movements of Qi Gong with a conscious Vinyasa flow. Designed to help you release physical stress, regulate your nervous system, and move with deep peace, this practice guides your breath and vitality seamlessly through the whole body.

What to Expect:

Qi Gong Awakening: Slow, grounded movements to clear energetic blockages and quiet the mind.

Conscious Vinyasa Flow: Intentional breath-to-movement sequences to build gentle heat and fluidity.

Deep Integration: A grounding close to leave you centered, clear, and calm.

Living with Intent, Not Tension: From Qi Gong to Vinyasa Stop living on auto-pilot and shift from tension to intention. 🌿✨...

Hip Mobility, Arm Strength & Core Stability
A class built around opposites finding each other: the hip softening open even as the arms find their strength, the core stabilizing even as the spine twists and bends. We move from seated ribcage circles through Down Dog, Chair Pose, and a final Śavāsana that returns the breath to the belly.
Join us live, Monday through Saturday — Radha at 8:30–9:30am and 10:00–11:15am EST, Keshava at 11:30am–12:45pm EST. Or practice this class, and hundreds of others, anytime through our growing VOD library — from your mat, wherever that happens to be.

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New in the VOD library: Shoulders and Upper Back Awareness.
This practice moves from a whole-body Śavāsana into seated spine and pelvis awakening, hip openers, and gentle core activation, before rolling up into table stand, dragon lounge, and plank — where the shoulder blades contract and release to awaken the upper back through variations of locust pose. From there we rise to standing, moving through chair, pyramid, warrior one and two, reverse warrior, and side angle, before winding down with a gentle twist and bridge.
If your shoulders carry tension from the day, or your upper back could use more mobility and strength, this class offers a steady path there — one breath, one shape at a time.
Available now in the on-demand library at keshavaradhayoga.com.

R.I.P. Here and Now: Embodied Awareness & Sacred Pause

Why wait to leave the body to experience unconditional peace? In this deeply slowed-down, advanced practice, we redefine Rest In Peace as a living, breathing reality in the present moment.

Designed for experienced practitioners seeking subtle depth over physical intensity, this class offers a safe space to allow awareness to expand, ground, and permeate the physical vessel. Together, we learn to meet intense physical sensations, subtle energy, and heightened sensory input without overwhelm or contraction—transmuting fear into presence. Step out of the rush and cultivate the ultimate freedom: being fully, fearlessly alive right here, right now.

Spine Awakening — 30 Min Mobility Flow is now available on YouTube.
Beginning in śavāsana, we scan the body and sense the first stirrings of breath before we begin to awaken it. Through seated lengthening, all-fours mobility, and three distinct ways of moving backward, we recruit the legs, core, and glutes — linked together by a small sun salutation and dragon push-ups that open the hips. We close in Uttānāsana, decompressing the spine, before returning to stillness to notice the flow of prāna.
A thirty-minute practice for those seeking to gently mobilize and strengthen the spine.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/ELo_DyBXJ5Y

Different Shades of Side Stretch
We begin in stillness, letting the thumbs meet different fingers to form Mudras — gestures that shape and direct subtle energy. From there, we move through the body's side lines: neck, collarbone, hips, spine, and the long outer edges we rarely notice until they lengthen.
A figure eight on all fours reminds us that every joint moves as one. We close as we began, returning to the hand gestures felt at the start, resting in the sensations they leave behind.

Available now in the VOD library.