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Dayaalu is a place to come home to all that you are. As a community of students, teachers and healers we become more present and resilient together. The word Dayaalu, which means compassion in action, is the perfect description for what we share with one another and what you feel when you walk through our doors.

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Connect

Community is the heart and soul of Dayaalu and is something that requires both intention and effort. It is fostered by shared experiences and commitment to being in a relationship to ourselves and each other. From the way you are greeted when you arrive to how you are held in times of struggle, we welcome you to feel the beauty of our vibrant community.

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Heal

Healing is the atmosphere we breathe at Dayaalu – infused into all we do. This is felt in the intention put into creating our sacred space, in our curated classes and programs, in the attuned care of our gifted wellness practitioners, and in our infrared sauna sessions. We offer the safety to come as you are and the inspiration to support your unfolding.

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Practice

Practice is both the path and the destination at Dayaalu. Advice we offer new students is “all you need to know is within you”, and for experienced practitioners, “you are always a beginner”. We have a wide variety of classes and programs that include yoga, meditation, qigong, NIA, dance, sound healing, shamanic journeying, ayurveda and other wellness programs to meet you where you are. Our highly trained teachers and healers are here to nourish and support you on your journey.

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Words from Our Community…

  • Dayaalu is more than a yoga studio. It's a true center for healing on many levels. I love that they offer yoga classes, shamanic journeying, breathwork, sound meditation/healing & always have guest practitioners and musicians coming through. The annual celebrations are rich with intention and connectedness, the space has awareness of sacred geometry, there's a running stream circling the studio that keeps energy clean, flowing and protected, and they have a private infrared sauna in back as well as healers on site. The depth of intention and vision put into Dayaalu is truly special, and I feel honored to be a part of this community where real personal healing – and collective healing – can take place. Pretty excited to call this my local healing center! 

    – Heather A.

  • ​This place has changed my life so much for the better, and as I've watched it work a similar magic on many others. The yoga classes and other offerings create a rich table from which one can partake, making nourishing connections. It's not an exercise studio, though my overall health has transformed completely for the better. The teaching is soul based and the yoga instructors are deeply trained in the body and spirit. I came with injuries and my teachers, with their backgrounds as physical therapists, nurses, yogis with thousands of hours of training in the many branches of yoga and meditation, guided me beautifully into a practice that heals, sustains, strengthens, and builds a great love for my life and the world around me. From the physicians that educate, to the creative workshops, meditation and journeying events, dances and concerts, the fridge stocked with delicious salads and kombucha, all feed the sense of thriving in community around well being, joy and leaning into new ways to hold our lives, our transitions, and our world.

    – J.E.C.

  • When I was experiencing panic attacks in 2019, two separate doctors suggested I try yoga and meditation—and one of them recommended I go specifically to Dayaalu and attend certain classes. I wasn’t interested in any of those but decided to give it a try. I came for help with my anxiety and I stayed because it changed my life: I found a way of life that works and is sustainable, I found community, and most importantly, I found a home.

    -A.S.

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