Trinity Yoga

Mahayogi Sri Loknath Brahmachari was born in the year 1730 in undivided Bengal (Now a part of West Bengal) in the part of eastern India. The great Yogi Sri Loknath and his friend Benimadhab left their home with Guruji Sri Bhagaban Ganguly after their sacred thread ceremony. After leaving their family behind, they came to Kalighat (located in Kolkata) which was a dense forest at that time (1741), on the bank of river Ganga, and started ‘Sadhana’ under the… More..

WHAT IS “LOKNATH YOGA”? It is a traditional way of Yoga practices to achieve the maximum benefit of this Indian ancient system. It is based on Ashtanga Yoga systematic (eight steps) according to the first written description that was found in ‘yoga sutra,’ attributed to the great Rishi (saint) Patangali. It was practiced & developed by the Great Yogi Sri Loknath Brahmachari (1730 to 1890). He spent about 100 years in learning and practicing all the… More..

WHAT IS LOKNATH YOGA? It is a traditional way of Yoga practices to achieve the maximum benefit of this Indian ancient system. It is based on Ashtanga Yoga systematic (eight steps) according to the first written description that was found in ‘yoga sutra,’ attributed to the great Rishi (saint) Patangali. It was practiced & developed by the Great Yogi Sri Loknath Brahmachari (1730 to 1890). He spent about 100 years in learning and practicing all the… More..

Our yoga and chakra jewelry are meant to be worn for all occasions, while we emphasize them for yoga, we would hope that you would love the balancing energies and improved emotion during any occasion from a wedding to a fancy night out. Sacred Charms creates jewelry for the spirit. The Sacred Charms collection offers a variety of yoga jewelry, spiritual jewelry, religious and nature-inspired pendants and charms all combined with beautiful gemstones, crystals, and… More..

With summer in full swing, things change in our communities.  Some people leave on vacation, others take on new projects.  Some just relax.  I live in a college town along the Central California coast.  This means that half the city (about 17,000 students) leaves during the summer.  But as a coastal community, thousands of tourists descend upon us at the same time.  I think the average age in the area changes from 21 years old to about 50 during… More..

I get dozens of emails each month from studio owners , teachers and people involved in some other aspect of yoga (about 5000 people are subscribed to this newsletter). I really do read every one, though unfortunately, I don’t have the time to respond to them all (I wish I did). Instead, topics that come up often are often the basis for what I write here. This month, I had planned to write about who is supposed to do… More..

Here’s a link to a video that parodies materialism in the suburbs. It contrasts the woes of middle class teens to the struggles of third world children. Some days I forget to count my blessings. I moan about being squeezed out of the housing market and the rising cost of living. Then there are days when I clearly see that I am rich beyond measure. I have access to clear air, water, wilderness, food and jobs.… More..

I reluctantly entered my first climbing competition yesterday. I dragged my heels getting there, convinced that I was too tired to climb. I moaned and dramatized my moontime apana, knowing that fear the root of my lethargy. I love climbing and I’m quite competitive. Sounds like a perfect match for a climbing competition. The only problem is that I’m not comfortable with failure. While I do not openly compete, I do compare myself to others. When… More..