Born June 30, 1984 artist and photographer Michael Grab first ventured into stone balancing in the…read moresummer of 2008 while exploring the beautiful landscape of Boulder Creek, Colorado. Ever since, he has become quite prolific in the art form and source of meditative practice and creative passion. As Grab explains on his website Gravity Glue: Balance requires a minimum of three contact points. Luckily, every rock is covered in a variety of tiny to large indentations that can act as a natural tripod for the rock to stand upright, or in most orientations you can think of with other rocks. By paying close attention to the vibrations of the rocks, you will start to feel even the smallest "clicks" as the notches of the rocks are moving over one another. He recently returned from the Swiss alps where he was flown in to perform live at a private party in Davos during the World Economic Forum 2015. He stated it is the biggest gig of his career thus far. He is available for workshops and live appearances and can be contacted through his website. Wikipedia explains rock balancing as being an art, discipline, or hobby (depending upon the intent of the practitioner) in which rocks are balanced on top of one another in various positions. There are no tricks involved to aid in the balancing, such as adhesives, wires, supports, or rings. Styles of balancing: Pure balance - each rock in near-point balance Counterbalance - lower rocks depend on the weight of upper rocks to maintain balance Balanced stacking - rocks lain flat upon each other to great height ***update, Discovery Canada did a feature on Michael Grab lastnight and you can see it here (his segment is last and starts at the 12 minute mark). http://www.discovery.ca/Video?vid=537087

Dr. Sarasvati Buhrman, is a PhD, and is a brilliant, sensitive, Practitioner of Yoga Therapy and…read moreClassical Ayurveda, whose knowledge of Yoga and Ayurvedic Therapy is encyclopedic. She is also one of the lead instructors at the Rocky Mountain Center for the Yogic Arts. If you want to work with a truly professional Ayurveda practitioner, call Dr. Buhrman, or visit her website, Ayurvedic Solutions, at: http://ayurvedicsolutions.com/

Dr. Buhrman (PhD) is a profound practitioner of Ayurveda. When allopathic medicine has not been…read moreeffective go to her first! I have been dealing with a new round of a familial and situationally triggered condition. Western medicine got me some distance then I seemed to hit a plateau. After a two hour consultation Sarasvati suggested a combination of herbs and an Ayurvedic approach to diet. Within a week I noticed significant improvement without having yet implemented all of her suggestions. Some weeks on with a second consultation and some tweaks I am continuing to improve!

As both a therapist and a yoga teacher, I value spaces that are ethical, professional, and…read moregenuinely supportive of growth. Yoga Pod Boulder embodies these qualities beautifully. The instructors are skilled and compassionate, the studio is clean and welcoming, and the community fosters both physical renewal and emotional well-being. When I first heard about the studio, I was misled by someone whose unethical behavior was directly tied to their role here and who was later dismissed. Experiencing the studio firsthand revealed just how inaccurate that portrayal was. In reality, Yoga Pod Boulder is built on authenticity, respect, and a high standard of practice.

I took my first class on a busy Saturday. I generally practice slow flows, but decided to try…read moresomething new- Rocket yoga. It mixes Ashtanga and Vinyasa. So challenging, the teacher, Jesse was kind and supportive. He did some gentle assists to help me align my spine, thank you Jesse. The changing rooms were clean. Front desk staff was polite. It was a great experience, I can't wait to go back.

A year ago I began practicing Ki Aikido @ One Dojo and it has been an excellent experience. Our…read moreteacher Abel Villacorta excels in communicating the principles of Aikido and has put his many years of dedication and practice to passing these skills on to his students (men, women and kids). As a result, he has created a community at One Dojo that has generously supported me, as I begin my own personal journey in the world of Ki Aikido. For this, I am very grateful.

From the owner: We are a Zen-inspired, peace-nurturing, non-competitive Boulder Martial Arts dojo featuring Aikido,…read moreYoga, Tai Chi, Iaido Japanese swordsmanship, Japanese Jujitsu & Sword, Okinawan Karate, and Nia dance fitness. We emphasize the development of inner personal strength, physical wellbeing, spiritual self-discipline and a sense of oneness with nature.

Mary Bell is a phenomenal psychic & is incredibly kind, compassionate & keen with her insights. She…read morehas a ton of years in the field & I really can't say enough wonderful things about her & Psychic Horizons. If you are in the Boulder area & are looking to access your intuition & develop your gifts than this is the place! Having been to both of the psychic centers in the area: I would say without a question in my mind, I would choose this one every time. Psychic Horizons is a center that is set at a very 4th chakra vibration, creating a safe sanctuary for growth & exploration. I have also worked with countless PH grads & their training program is unmatched. The students get a fully immersive & thorough education as well as hands on training. Love love LOVE this place.

Hello to future students ! At some point in our lives some…read moreof us are called to explore our Psychic, Intuitive and Healer qualities we all have. WE all have these. it is just a matter of learning , training and practicing . I was "called" (my gut sense??one of my Guides??) to explore myself 7 years ago. I have been at PHC that whole time..I still am. The classes, the people, the staff, the clients, the zoom set up, the whole energy of PHC is safe, fun, and yes..life changing. We are not weird at all!! or negative. We are loving caring folks who are called to share our gifts. It is basically energy work...clearing our own negative patterns to be able to have clarity in our lives. There are many levels to this and much to learn. For me..my whole life is now happier , healthier, more fun. I am really almost a different person..or I guess I can say I am now the real me! It all starts with the "How to Heal Yourself " class--a one day class. What do you want your life to look like and to be? Exploration may be the key to Happiness! Good boundaries make for a good life :) I am happy to give a discounted reading or healing ...if you so desire! Rev Tink Hansen ( I became a minister at PHC also) Blessings and have fun in this life , Tink

I highly recommend this Dojo. Since I've started the practice with Evolene, our Sensei, have bee…read morehooked. Her teachings are clearly demonstrated at different speeds for beginners and more advanced students. She is encouraging and always respond to my questions about the practice of Akaido I felt in love with. The group of students is great and often helpful. I am on a new journey to practice and understand the history of Aikido from Japan. Maryline Roux --

One Dojo is the best martial arts training facility I have ever experienced. From the knowledgable…read more and friendly staff to the beautiful facility, One Dojo is perfect for anyone from beginners to advanced levels. I highly recommend One Dojo!

I'm an average yogi...and perhaps my limited experience doesn't even warrant calling myself a yogi…read more Nonetheless YL is a wonderful welcoming environment where I always feel comfortable and supported. When I find myself in awkward moments, each instructor seems to effortlessly find their way over with a gentle suggestion. I also recognize the knowledge and skill with all staff members. Typical classes start with the instructors asking questions of the class as to mood, areas to focus...and then they find ways to address. You won't be disappointed.

Awesome place in Boulder to do yoga, especially as an out-of-towner. They are very welcoming and…read moretheir drop-in rate of $18 includes a mat rental. They also have a $30 option for 30 days which would make sense if you're going to go there more than once if you're just visiting Boulder. They have an ample schedule with lots of options of styles and teachers. They have legit locker rooms with showers and their new studio room has a soft floor that is really comfy but still allows for good gripping. Best of all the studio has big windows to view the mountains as you are doing yoga! Highly recommend!