Patanjali, considered to be the “Father Of Yoga” teaches the “Yamas & Niyamas” as the first two limbs of yoga’s eight limbed path in The “Yoga Sutras.” The “Yamas” are taught as yogic practices that we observe towards others. The “Niyamas” are taught as yogic practices that we observe towards our self. The first Niyama […]
The intention of this month’s Kunga theme is to learn to express gratitude using the model for appreciation within the methods of “Nonviolent Communication”. Nonviolent Communication was developed by psychologist Dr. Marshall Rosenberg. The NVC model is a concrete set of tools that help us to manifest mindfulness in our lives. Practicing Nonviolent Communication relates […]
Motivation is a powerful tool for creating lasting personal change and for serving others. The extent to which we can sustain our motivation determines whether or not we realize our life goals for ourselves, and our goals for serving our family, our community, our planet, etc. Yoga teaches that there are three “gunas” or three […]
JJ: Deana Agil (pronounced Dee-nah) tell us a little bit about your life outside Wilmington Yoga Center. I was born and raised here in Wilmington, but my family is originally from the Middle East. My father is from Palestine and my mother is from Syria. I have three younger brothers, who are 11, 13, and […]
“Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless – like water. Now you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup, you put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle, you put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend.” -Bruce Lee Our […]
Wilmington Yoga Center is so much more than the physical space. It’s the connection, conversation, and the love that make a physical space feel like home. Each month WYC highlights a student that we as teachers find particularly inspiring. JJ: Who is Doug Comes? Doug: I am 56 years old, born and raised in Sayville, […]
Lauren Hurley, a recent graduate of the 200hr Kunga Yoga School shares her thoughts, feelings, and her most memorable experience on our most recent Kunga Journey across the globe to be of service to the girls at Homes of Hope Orphanage in India! While preparing for my journey to India I was not overly concerned with […]
“It’s not where you’re from, it’s not where you’re at, it’s what you do.” In this training, you will: cultivate compassion, self-compassion and self-esteem forge powerful relationships learn specific awarenesses for working with underserved communities get inspired to reach your fullest potential and make a lasting impact on the lives of others learn practical tools […]
It’s not uncommon for there to be classes on Wilmington Yoga Center’s schedule that are described as Kunga classes. But “Kunga” is not a word that describes a particular type or style of yoga. So what exactly does it mean? Kunga is a Kinyarwandan word that means “to help” or “to serve.” When combined with the […]
Our stunningly beautiful center is perfectly placed in the charming little, big town of Wilmington N.C. and we are growing at an impressive rate. We offer classes for adults and children alike and cater to all abilities.
The Wilmington Yoga Center is home to North Carolina’s premier yoga teacher training program. We offer both 200hr and 300hr Yoga Alliance certification trainings so that you can continue your yoga education. Take your love of yoga to the next level with us.
We offer yoga retreats all over the world including India, Costa Rica, Greece and right here in North Carolina’s amazing landscapes. Enjoy a nice relaxing weekend practicing yoga and meditation while also embarking on new adventures.
