It is a delight to find a happier place simply through guided breathwork! I'm new to this, so it is…read moreimportant feeling the comfort and affirmations that Jake and Kim provide - a generous, open, flexible and freeing experience of self-discovery. I do not consider myself superstitious, but, I believe, this really works.

From the owner: Breathwork is like 3 years of meditation practice in two hours…read more We are the only breathwork centers that pairs breathwork with hape a south american aid for meditation.

I recently had my first Reiki session with Michelle and it won't be my last. I felt safe and…read moresupported throughout, and she was generous with her insights, resources and homework to benefit me long after the session. Happy to recommend and grateful to have found Source Connection.

I loved the time I spent with Michelle. She pulled some cool oracle cards for me before the…read moresession, which were on point and really reassuring for me. The reiki was gentle, but then after my session I felt a great sense of confidence about some decisions I'd been putting off. The forward momentum after the session was tremendous! Great result, and I'll go back again.

Doing the two weeks for $25 which is a steal, and I love it. They have so many different classes…read moreand the instructors are great, I highly recommend Barre with Edena!!!!

Found out about this studio through class pass! I believe your first class is free! Took a Yin…read moreclass and the instructor guided us through a very restorative flow. I'd love to come back to try other class types.

Lovely location. It's in a neighborhood, so there is street parking outside. Pass through the gate…read morejust beyond the driveway into the homes backyard. People are likely to greet you here. The zendo (meditation hall) is the other structure in the backyard. Very kind and welcoming people. An introductory lesson is typically required before sitting. It was very informative as there are a quite a few traditions to follow. Three 25 minute sittings, one walking meditation, chanting, followed by tea. It's not a requirement to stay for all of the sittings. I felt very welcomed and am very much so enjoying this new practice.

This is a Rinzai Zen Buddhist Temple, which was founded by Kyozan Joshu Roshi. Kyozan Joshu Roshi…read morewas born in 1907, and came to the United States in 1962. Currently, as of this writing, he is still actively teaching in the United States and has visited this Zen Center located in Tempe on several different occasions. The monks and nuns here are very friendly, knowledgeable, and approachable. Go to the web site or call the phone number for more information. If you've ever been interested in Zen Buddhism, check out this temple, it is definitely worth your time and effort. This is the real deal.

This has been a profound influence on my life allowing me to have a greater level of consciousness…read moreand increase my productivity and creativity I would recommend to everyone very easy 2 do learn and practice

A place of peace and meditation…read more I have started the 8 week meditation course on Saturdays and its going really well. The setting is basic and there are plans for enlargement but this is a growing Buddhist temple, and the monks are friendly and relaxing to be around. Leave your stress and shows outside.

I just started attending the Arizona International Buddhist Meditation Center after a friend…read morerecommended I come with him. Meetings are Wednesday nights at 7pm on Temple Street (the center may be difficult to find as it is located in a residential house). There is parking available in front the house as well as a church parking lot across the street. Cushions are provided for your comfort and the meditation session lasts about 45 minutes. Shane will ring a bell and talk you through the first 5 to 10 minutes. Afterwards, silence commences and you try not to think of anything at all. Once the meditation session ends, Shane leads a short discussion session to allow for questions and for the resident monk to read a prayer aloud. I feel relaxed and at peace when I come here. Everyone is kind and welcoming, no judgement! If you are looking for a group environment and friendly community to meditate with, this is the perfect spot in Arizona!

This is one of the better hot yoga studios in the valley, in my opinion…read more One Tribe has been a round since 2018, and they offer a lot of different services in addition to yoga such as massages, cupping and FST to name a few! Emma and Elise were both helpful in checking me in. There are multiple bathrooms and one shower here to use. Lots of cubbies to put your belongings into. The studio is beautiful and relaxing, you can tell it's been well maintained! I signed up for the introductory offer which was two class for $20. You have 2 weeks to use the classes. I ended up taking Jason's hot vinyasa classes both times, one of which was a 75 minute class. Jason is very helpful when it comes to hitting the poses correctly and with good form. He is also very motivating and pushes you to try your absolute best! I felt great after both classes and highly recommend trying them out! I will definitely be back here for more classes and hopefully a massage too.

Ive been practicing yoga for 25 years, yea, I ain't no spring chicken and I know when I experience…read morea good studio and instruction. This place gets 4 stars and one star deducted because I had some trouble with the hot vinyasa class today. Read on and I'll explain. Jason, the owner, is really nice and I thought he truly embodies yoga philosophy. He definitely provided a lot of great lessons in his class today, so I really appreciated that. My challenge is that he went thru a few difficult sequences with us and then gave us free time to flow. I, for some reason, just blanked on the sequence as I realize I do need some simple cues to move me thru the entire sequence. It was fine, and I just flowed in the way my body wished, but I guess, I was looking for a little more instruction. Now, I know what to expect, so I'll be better able to freestyle next time. I didnt entirely love all the music choices, but it worked for a pretty intense, sweaty class! This is a gorgeous studio and I loved the design as everything was in darker hues so during savasana, the room almost was completely dark. They have a few bathrooms, so that's nice and also one shower room. The lobby is well organized with also a central bench so people can sit and wait until the next class starts or chill out after their class. There are also two massage rooms here and very beautiful. This plaza is always busy, with Ghost Ranch here and Landis Bike shop too. Parking lot is tight. If you're a new student, they offer 2 classes for $20 and that's a great deal! Even minus the special, I can see myself coming here as this place is super close to me. I also haven't practiced Mysore in a long time and would love to get back into that again. A wonderful solid studio, I'll definitely be back!

Highly recommend, TM has changed my life. There is no way I would be able to function in my high…read morestress job without the TM technique. Also, Andrew is one of the best teachers. Ask for Andrew if you get the option when you come in to learn the technique.

BE AWARE. This review is based on my personal experience as of August 2021. It is my opinion that…read moreis a religiously-based. money-seeking organization. IF TM is a valid practice, the "Director" Pratima, of the Scottsdale location provided extremely poor representation of this company. She claims to be a practitioner of sorts, yet demonstrated lack of professionalism and cultural sensitivity toward my own culture and beliefs. She also minimized my loss-related grief and felt entitled to call me "selfish" for verbally expressing my current emotional pain. TM is supposedly a meditation practice that has been "proven" to help destress, yet it seemed to have impaired her dealings with me. I call that HYPOCRACY. She was impatient and belittling toward me in front of a peer. She made provisions for my peer and allowed her to "make-up" a class via Zoom when she was absent. Pratima obligated me to come in-person for the class and I was not allowed the same courtesy although I had advised her that I was in incredible emotional and physical pain. I call that FAVORITISM. I was also obligated to view videos of the founder "Maharishi Mahesh Yogi." With the limited information I received about this individual, my perception quickly became that he was their religious leader. When I expressed any difference of opinion from hers, I was met with aggressive communication and was insulted. I was asked to shell out a significant amount of money to learn "the basics." They provided minimal information, pretty, colorful Power Point Presentations full of hearsay. When I asked to learn more scientific information the Director advised me their famous "advanced techniques" would be an additional cost (of course). They did not advise me of this upfront. After FOUR sessions, I felt I had been swept into some kind of money scheme. When requesting a refund (after FOUR SESSIONS), Pratima advised me that I did "not qualify" for one. I believe that such "practitioners" should practice what they preach. I don't feel this individual did, based on her horrible treatment of me. Never again. Learned my lesson. I don't recommend at all. RUN.