I have been going to Ritu ji for a few weeks now and it has been nothing but positive. I did a…read moreconsultation where she spoke about my digestive issues and I confirmed that! She gave me a simple diet which I have been following and has already regulated my body is a fantastic way. I have been doing weekly post pardom massages and my body is snapping back SO quickly. She is very knowledgable and straight to the point.

Purchased a gift certificate for my mother - she's hard to please and was very impressed with depth…read moreof knowledge and care

Excellent panchakarma treatment offered here. They heal chronic problems with the most natural…read moremethods and principles of Ayurveda. I strongly recommend this place for chronic health issues.

My aunt was visiting from Washington DC, and was suffering from knee pain, so we thought of getting…read moreit checked. Sangitha was quick to respond, and also flexible in getting us the appointments. Dr.Amba was awesome in analyzing and the consultation for my aunt. Post consultation, my aunt was suggested to have a one week massage treatment for the knees and related areas. Feedback from my aunt was that Dr.Amba and her assistant Ms.Parvathi were both very professional, cordial, and taking great care. After the treatment, my aunt's back to DC, and she confirms that the treatment has really helped add a bounce in her step, and reduced her pain in the knees from before. So a big thanks to Dr.Amba and team !!

Attended a book launch party for Yoga 4 love with Lisa Ware. The owner of the studio was so nice…read more She had a karma wall in the studio. Basically you donate anything that you no longer use or serves you, but brought you joy in the past. The idea is to take something and leave something. The studio is very warm and inviting. We had a yoga workshop, followed by a drum circle including some great food. Ali seems to be a great instructor stop by and see her.

Testimonial: I had…read morebeen looking for a way to strengthen my body and gain balance after many years of illness and injuries. I dislike gyms and that type of atmosphere. I even tried Yoga at gyms, etc. and didn't care for it. I needed motivation and educated instruction. I found Ali's yoga studio, Yogali, (she and her husband James own the studio) and read that she had experience helping athletes with injuries. As I mentioned before, I had tried yoga in different settings and was not satisfied. The class sizes were enormous, instruction was usually not thorough enough and guidance with my injuries was minute if at all. I felt that if Ali could help injured athletes, she could help me! I signed up for private lessons with Ali at first because of my lack of knowledge of the practice and not wanting to re-injure myself. What a great experience it was! Ali is very patient and encouraging. Above all she is knowledgeable! She didn't just take a few courses and decide to open a studio. She is also very particular about who she allows to be an instructor at her studio. All of the instructors are experienced, knowledgeable and are very observant of your needs. The studio is a home away from home! It is small and very intimate. The classes are small so the instructors can make sure everyone is moving correctly. They can take the time to personalize a move for your specific needs. Many people, such as I, start out with yoga thinking it will help them get stronger or be more flexible. It does much more than that. I have been growing stronger and feel that this experience has helped me emotionally as well. When things get tough, I just remember the "breath". (I also hear Ali's voice in my head!) Many thanks, Ali and to all at Yogali! Synde Rogers

I have been to this place on legacy and independence. The massages are really good. Neetu who is…read morerunning the place and Is well aware of how to take care of her clients. I also went to her for acne issues and she helped me with that as well. The oil massage and the steam bath was exactly what I needed to relieve lot of the stress and pain I had on my legs and back. I highly recommend this place.

Poor Ayurvedic massage , I choose abhyanga. But felt like hot stone with no pressure and place…read moresmells and would not recommend!

I took my 200 RYT training at Dhyana. My teachers Anju and Peggy were amazing! I LOVED this class…read moreand miss it terribly now that it is complete & I am a certified teacher. They cover not only the technicalities of the poses but also the other areas of yoga so often overlooked by western teachers. I learned about Sanskrit, the Gita, Ayurveda, meditation and more. I will definitely be coming back again to take further training at this center. The center itself has an amazing relaxing vibe that helps the knowledge soak in too.

Best place to practice Yoga, the teachers are very knowledgeable and they teach with love and…read morecompassion. Ambience is quite, seren and just beautiful and peaceful. I received my yoga teacher training here and it is the best. If anyone is looking to practice yoga and a teacher training program, don't look anywhere go to Dhyana yoga center. I live 40 miles away from the center, though the commute was a pain at times but I never felt tired or dragged myself because I looked forward to coming here. It was all worth it for me. I wish I lived closer to this center so I could go practice there but I live 40 miles away.

Place of worship and be the Spiritual Resource Center for the Hindu Community living in the…read moremetropolitan areas of Dallas/Fort Worth and the surrounding areas. Took my mom to this temple on Occasion of Telugu New Year( Ugadi) and this is her first time in US and she was very excited to see such a huge temple. Pros: -------- Almost All Hindu Idols exist Spacious Well Maintained and Clean Free Ample Parking Hindu Rituals are performed Cons: -------- None to Me If are curious about Hinduism, good place to check out

I have been coming here ever since I moved to the DFW metroplex. This temple is good in that it has…read morea size-able interior, many deities that cater to the different religious beliefs that Indian people have and plenty of parking. However, the exterior does feel a little lackluster compared to some of the other big temples. The temple can get busy in the evenings, weekends and on special religious occasions but never have I felt rushed to complete my visit (which has happened to me in temples elsewhere). There is a main hall, which houses most of the deities, and an area with chairs towards the back for the elderly (who find it difficult to sit down). I can say without a doubt that you can go in there and connect with the Lord without being disturbed. There is a also another small section of the building (a smaller room of sorts) that has a few more deities, so do not forget to visit that area before leaving. You can check out the temple calendar for the different poojas and events. Plus, at the entrance of the temple you can ask for a special prayer to be done (at the temple or outside). I am happy to have found this temple so close to where I live.