Loved my experience and would recommend!…read more Parking: easy to find since it's in a more residential area Vibe: lovely! Still in the process of getting the space together I think but there were lots of plants and soft lighting. A bit hot in the massage room though. Bathroom was gorgeous! Service: delightful! Colleen was very attentive and professional. I will definitely be going back!

I have been curious about what happens in this space after walking by it in East St a couple times…read more I met them at our neighborhood street fest, and a couple friends and I decided to try a sound bath there. I had no idea what to expect. We had an amazing time and left so relaxed. Emily G led the session and was incredible. I had no idea that just sound could give me the same level of relaxation as a massage or yoga session. But we all left feeling so cozy and relaxed. The space is beautiful and operates as a coworking space for holistic practitioners, which is a really great, unique idea. The space is beautiful and they plan to offer a lot of community opportunities. Other services they have there are massages, acupuncture, cupping and more. I would love to do yoga there if they ever offer it. They're right on East St, where street parking is free and easy to find. I'm excited to have Epicenter in the neighborhood and will definitely be back!

Yoga! My wife has been a member here for several months. Today, I had the chance to join her and…read moretry out the level 2 heated (85 degrees F) yoga. The location is very easy to get to near college and 86th. The free parking is right out front. When you walk in, you enter into a relaxing, peaceful, welcoming environment. Yoga was amazing. It was my first practice in 6-7 years. The yoga instructor talked to me beforehand to get to know me. She also talked after. And during, I was able to follow her. I loved it. I went there feeling blah and came home feeling strong! I'll be back.

I am so happy I found this place ! Kathy , Debra and Christopher are literally the sweetest people…read moreI have ever met. I have never felt so at home anywhere and I am excited to continue my journey with them at Santosha . The type of care they exude has been absolutely amazing.

I've participated with the Art of Living for a long time. I have reaped the benefits of these…read moreprograms for years, so much so that I became an instructor back when I lived in California. I first took a class when I was in college. There was a guy in one of my classes who positively glowed. You could tell that something good was going on with him. He was positive and serene and energetic all at the same time. And I thought hey, I wouldn't mind having some mojo like that. On his recommendation I took the Art of Living Course and learned Sudarshan Kriya, a breathing practice which my friend had learned. And you know what? I really felt different. I had more energy. More focus. More perspective. And I slept like a baby. I have been doing it almost every day since then. I moved to Indianapolis a few months ago and am thrilled that there's an Art of Living center here. In addition to the Art of Living Course they offer free hour-long yoga and meditation sessions on Wednesday evenings and Saturday late afternoons as part of their "Creating a Stress-Free Indiana" campaign. Highly recommended.

I recently attended an Art of Silence course at this Art of Living center, with Rosemary Hultman as…read morethe instructor. What a fantastic way to spend the New Year holiday! The volunteers there give so much to making the course participants comfortable. Even though I'd prefer to use a re-usable dish during meals for the environments' sake, I'm very happy with the treatment provided by the Indianapolis team. Thank you for some great memories!

I was looking for a place close by that offered the viral Japanese head spa, and this place popped…read moreup. It was a little hard to find not knowing that it was a small business inside of a larger building. You need to enter where it says The Nest. What used to be Johnathan Byrds Cafeteria has now been divided into several small businesses, with one main entrance. Inside Salty Woods, they have a waiting area/gift shop and four rooms. One room is for the Japanese head spa, one room is for the esthetician, one room for the private salt therapy and the back room is for the group salt therapy. The restroom is located outside the business and down the hall. I spoke with the young lady who performed my head spa and she said that the training they receive for the head spa, is to watch a 2 hr video provided by the headspa company where they purchased the equipment. The room was very small, you couldn't even walk around the table. I was offered to undress to my comfort level, however no clothing would get wet, so I kept all my clothing on. However, there was just the smallest table to put my purse and eyeglasses. I don't know where I would have put any clothing had I removed any. The headspa was for 30 min and it was very relaxing. The lights were dimmed, the table was heated, there was a pillow under my knees, a cool thing put over my eyes, and relaxing spa music playing. However, I was never explained what would/was happening during the spa treatment. I filled out an extensive form about my hair condition, needs, and allergies, but none of that was discussed. I had no idea what she putting in my hair, but I know one thing smelled of lavender and another thing smelled of peppermint. I wish I was better informed of the process, especially since I have allergies.

This was a very relaxing experience. The room is the perfect temperature (not hot or cold), and the…read moremusic playing was at a good volume. The music was also very relaxing. The chairs are pretty comfortable - they are called "zero gravity" chairs but...they look like my lounge chair I have to sit out back in the sun. I wore my socks, but my husband went barefoot. Either is fine! They have foot domes that are warming, so you can rest your feet on them. I fell asleep (which I am not a napper, so that was nice!), and the time went by really fast. It was just my husband and me in there - I do think it would be a bit weird to share the room with strangers. I didn't really "feel" any of the benefits but that doesn't mean they weren' there. And, I was very relaxed and enjoyed the session thoroughly!

This business is aesthetically beautiful inside! When you walk in you can smell the essential oils…read moreand it's calming. The long hallway leads you to either yoga classes or massage or facial treatments. The hot stone aroma therapy massage is soothing and relaxing. It smells so good because they use multiple oils on your back and feet. The Far Infrared Thermal Massage Bed really feels like it stretches and lengthens you. The Whole Body Vibration massage was developed for astronauts! Has to be good if it's good enough to help astronauts! All of the equipment used at Rejuva is state of the art and they have so many benefits for each client that comes in! They have a Pulsed Electromagnet Field Therapy massage that's FDA approved for bone cell regeneration and helps fights diseases to name just two benefits of that massage. Cathy - the owner is so knowledgeable and passionate about her business and it shows. Very friendly and you can tell they treat clients well.

Awesome spa experience, relaxing, I was asked in detail about my wellness goals and shown how to…read moreachieve those goals at Rejuva. Staff is kind and caring as well.

Wonderful teachers, classes, amenities/supplies, students, communicty, and location. This is a…read moregreat value for all that you will gain. Like everything in life, you get out of it what you put in to it. But believe me... it's worth it. Namaste!

I joined Source Yoga over 8 years ago and have never looked back!…read more They have a variety of class options -- everything from a relaxing yin class for a good stretch or a challenging warm flow. All classes are led by excellent instructors who are personable and offer great guidance for all levels of yoga experience. The new studio they've relocated to is spacious with great windows to view the woods behind it. If you're new to yoga, they have all the supplies you need - mats, blankets, knee pads, eye pillows, blocks and straps. You can truly just come as you are Wether you've been practicing for years or want to give it a try for your very first time, you'll feel welcomed at Source Yoga! ‍

Mary is a highly gifted, kind, powerful ascended master healer. She was the first energy-healer I…read moreworked with. Being a very head driven person, it was very hard for me to believe it and my first session was not effective as I was unable to relax. The next day, Mary was so kind to offer me a free session, that too on a Saturday morning. The session was phenomenal and I received so much healing energy. I will never forget how generous and gracious Mary is. Now that I have started my own healing business, I can vouch how Mary is completely driven & guided by the highest Heart-Soul energy. Her readings on my aura has been so immaculate and deeply profound. I feel very lucky our paths has crossed and always sending Mary so much love & my highest blessings.

I had a healing session with Mary and was blown away. As soon as I walked in she had already cards…read moredrawn and they stated everything I was having issues with. She did every type of healing and then some. I can honestly say I feel almost 100 percent better and I know I am still healing. I was so impressed with her I went back for a Reading and it was great as well! Don't hesitate to schedule with her.

My best friend has a four year old and 1.5 year old and she had received a suggestion to take them…read moreto play at Fitness Farm. This is a unique little space that has a lot of green space to play in. There is a little track, frisbee golf course, playhouse, octoball, and it looks like the garden will be going in soon. Couple of pointers- 1. There are 4 gates. Gate 2 is a where you will park to explore 2. Bring your own balls/frisbee/whatever you want. There is limited provided entertainment, but the open space is perfect to play around with. 3. They do events and could be pretty cool for retreat spaces, reunions, etc. 4. No public bathrooms- prepare wisely Enjoy!!

This is the definition of a hidden gem in Indy. Fitness Farm is a place that is open to the…read morecommunity to visit and be well, but not many people know about it. Their mission statement from their website describes the farm as a place "that promotes and enhances children's and adult's health and wellness by providing a self-sufficient, multi-faceted community resource that offers event space; education and exercise programs on nutrition, fitness, and agriculture; a fully sustainable market garden for farm-to-table sales; and seasonal on-site produce stand." Yes! This place is awesome, and you need to check it out. Basically, you can come and visit when you want. You can run on the track, play tennis, play frolf (frisbee golf), walk around the grounds, play in the playhouse (if you have kids) or just come and enjoy the 20+ acres of land. All of this is for free, mind you: Fitness Farm is open to the public. This place is so great that it literally makes me want to cry. They also have yoga classes, as well as other classes pertaining to living a better life, such as cooking classes that teach you how to cook seasonally, mindfulness classes, classes that teach you about nutrition, photography and flower arranging, and lots of others. Check out their website to find out when they are offering classes. Fitness Farm is an urban farm (it's a real working farm!), and they have a CSA in the warmer months. They also have animals that you can visit year-round. We saw two huge pigs and lots of chickens and a rooster. I am in love with this place! It's so great that Fitness Farm exists, and I can't wait to come back and explore it some more.