Bhakti Vinyasa Flow Workshop
A Two-Day Immersion into the Heart of Yoga
Join yoga teacher, musician, and Bhakti practitioner Jensen Curtis for a transformational weekend exploring one of yoga's oldest and most profound traditions: Bhakti Yoga—the yoga of devotion, sacred sound, and opening the heart.
While many modern yoga practitioners are familiar with asana (physical postures), far fewer have had the opportunity to explore the rich traditions of mantra, kirtan, chanting, meditation, Sanskrit, and devotional practice that have been woven into yoga for thousands of years.
This immersive two-day workshop is designed to bridge that gap.
Through a skillfully guided blend of dynamic asana sequencing, meditation, chanting, mantra, and discussion, participants will experience how movement and sacred sound can work together to create a deeper sense of connection, presence, joy, and inner peace.
What You'll Explore:
Bhakti Yoga
Discover the history, philosophy, and purpose of Bhakti Yoga—the path of devotion and love.
Mantra & Sacred Sound
Learn the meaning and power of traditional Sanskrit mantras and how sacred sound has been used for centuries as a tool for transformation, concentration, and spiritual awakening.
Chanting & Kirtan
Experience the practice of call-and-response chanting and explore how collective sound can quiet the mind, open the heart, and cultivate a sense of connection.
Sanskrit Foundations
Gain a basic understanding of Sanskrit pronunciation and learn the deeper meanings behind commonly used mantras and yogic terminology.
Meditation Practices
Explore accessible meditation techniques that can support clarity, emotional balance, and a deeper relationship with your inner life.
Finding Your Authentic Voice
Many people believe they "can't sing." This workshop is not about performance—it's about expression, courage, and connection. Learn simple vocal techniques and experience the freedom that comes from using your voice in a supportive community setting.
Dynamic Bhakti Vinyasa Flow
Each day includes a full-body vinyasa practice designed to prepare the body, nervous system, breath, and mind for meditation and devotional practice. These intelligently sequenced classes are accessible, energizing, and deeply nourishing.
Why Bhakti?
The physical practice of Vinyasa yoga can strengthen the body, improve mobility, and support overall well-being. Yet the ancient yogic tradition offers much more than physical exercise.
Bhakti Yoga invites us into a direct experience of connection—through devotion, music, mantra, gratitude, and love.
Ram Dass famously referred to chanting as "the fast lane to awakening."
Through repetition of sacred sound, practitioners often discover a powerful way to move through emotional barriers, quiet mental chatter, cultivate compassion, and reconnect with what matters most.
In many ways, Bhakti asks a simple but profound question:
What if there is another dimension of yoga waiting beyond the poses?
Who Is This For?
This workshop is open to:
* Yoga practitioners of all levels
* Teachers seeking to deepen their understanding of yoga philosophy
* Meditation practitioners
* Musicians and singers
* Spiritual seekers
* Anyone curious about mantra, kirtan, and Bhakti Yoga
No prior chanting, singing, Sanskrit, or meditation experience is necessary.
All are welcome.
What You'll Leave With
Participants will leave with:
* A deeper understanding of Bhakti Yoga
* Practical meditation tools
* Traditional Sanskrit mantras and their meanings
* Greater confidence using their voice
* A renewed sense of inspiration and connection
* Practices that can be integrated into daily life long after the weekend ends
Join yoga teacher, musician, and Bhakti practitioner Jensen Curtis for a transformational weekend exploring one of yoga's oldest and most profound traditions: Bhakti Yoga—the yoga of devotion, sacred sound, and opening the heart.
While many modern yoga practitioners are familiar with asana (physical postures), far fewer have had the opportunity to explore the rich traditions of mantra, kirtan, chanting, meditation, Sanskrit, and devotional practice that have been woven into yoga for thousands of years.
This immersive two-day workshop is designed to bridge that gap.
Through a skillfully guided blend of dynamic asana sequencing, meditation, chanting, mantra, and discussion, participants will experience how movement and sacred sound can work together to create a deeper sense of connection, presence, joy, and inner peace.
What You'll Explore:
Bhakti Yoga
Discover the history, philosophy, and purpose of Bhakti Yoga—the path of devotion and love.
Mantra & Sacred Sound
Learn the meaning and power of traditional Sanskrit mantras and how sacred sound has been used for centuries as a tool for transformation, concentration, and spiritual awakening.
Chanting & Kirtan
Experience the practice of call-and-response chanting and explore how collective sound can quiet the mind, open the heart, and cultivate a sense of connection.
Sanskrit Foundations
Gain a basic understanding of Sanskrit pronunciation and learn the deeper meanings behind commonly used mantras and yogic terminology.
Meditation Practices
Explore accessible meditation techniques that can support clarity, emotional balance, and a deeper relationship with your inner life.
Finding Your Authentic Voice
Many people believe they "can't sing." This workshop is not about performance—it's about expression, courage, and connection. Learn simple vocal techniques and experience the freedom that comes from using your voice in a supportive community setting.
Dynamic Bhakti Vinyasa Flow
Each day includes a full-body vinyasa practice designed to prepare the body, nervous system, breath, and mind for meditation and devotional practice. These intelligently sequenced classes are accessible, energizing, and deeply nourishing.
Why Bhakti?
The physical practice of Vinyasa yoga can strengthen the body, improve mobility, and support overall well-being. Yet the ancient yogic tradition offers much more than physical exercise.
Bhakti Yoga invites us into a direct experience of connection—through devotion, music, mantra, gratitude, and love.
Ram Dass famously referred to chanting as "the fast lane to awakening."
Through repetition of sacred sound, practitioners often discover a powerful way to move through emotional barriers, quiet mental chatter, cultivate compassion, and reconnect with what matters most.
In many ways, Bhakti asks a simple but profound question:
What if there is another dimension of yoga waiting beyond the poses?
Who Is This For?
This workshop is open to:
* Yoga practitioners of all levels
* Teachers seeking to deepen their understanding of yoga philosophy
* Meditation practitioners
* Musicians and singers
* Spiritual seekers
* Anyone curious about mantra, kirtan, and Bhakti Yoga
No prior chanting, singing, Sanskrit, or meditation experience is necessary.
All are welcome.
What You'll Leave With
Participants will leave with:
* A deeper understanding of Bhakti Yoga
* Practical meditation tools
* Traditional Sanskrit mantras and their meanings
* Greater confidence using their voice
* A renewed sense of inspiration and connection
* Practices that can be integrated into daily life long after the weekend ends
Class Price
$40
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