Arushi is a Bay Area native and was first introduced to yoga at a young age through classes at the Sunnyvale Hindu temple that she’d attend with her mom. She maintained a strong practice with meditation and yoga and her Indian and Hindu roots inspired her to pursue her yoga training in Rishikesh, India where she got her 200-hour YTT certification in 2024. Her intention for her classes are to provide a safe space for students to grow in their practice of presence and deep connection with themselves through pranayama and asana. Class description: Join for a 60-minute Vinyasa Flow to slow down, tune in, and reconnect to your body and breath. Rooted in the traditional Hindu practice of Vinyasa, this class honors the lineage from which this movement was born. We’ll move through an intentional sequence focused on the areas of the body where emotion lives, using breath and asana to gently release anything what’s been held. You’ll be guided to stay present and curious, noticing how each pose feels from the inside out. Modifications will be offered throughout and all levels and backgrounds are welcome!
90 minutes Intimate Kirtan experience Tuesdays 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM An intimate kirtan night for those wanting to develop their kirtan skills and go deeper in Bhakti practice. We meet in the Bhakti SF ashram at 6:00pm on Tuesday nights. Starting with a short introduction on kirtan practice and after 1 hour of kirtan practice sessions, finishing with Aarti at 7:15pm. Learn, chant, dance and get to know your Bhakti SF community. Meal served to everyone after the class. *Please note doors will be closed after 6:15pm.*
Expect a 75 minute Alignment Vinyasa yoga class curated by Colette that focuses on alignment of our bodies along with our spiritual centers. In this class, you will enter a sacred space to reflect, rest, and restore. On the mat, we practice alignment from within to stay centered and grounded in our daily life. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class.
Start your Wednesday with inspiration, community, and nourishing food/prasadam. The morning begins with an open discussion on the Srimad Bhagavatam, one of the world's most revered wisdom texts. Rather than a lecture, this is a welcoming conversation exploring timeless teachings on mindfulness, purpose, compassion, relationships, and living a more meaningful life. Whether you're brand new to Bhakti or have been practicing for years, everyone is invited to listen, ask questions, and participate at their own comfort level. Following the class, stay for Guru Puja, a traditional ceremony of gratitude honoring the teachers who have preserved this ancient wisdom through generations. We'll then gather for a delicious prasadam breakfast—a wholesome vegetarian meal prepared with love and offered in devotion before being shared in community. Everyone is welcome.
Expect a 75 minute guided Vinyasa yoga class by Vandita that will begin with chanting, pranayama (breath work), and deep stretches to open up the body, that will transition into steady paced detox flow focused on strengthening the core and igniting your agni (fire). The class will end with a long savasana and a guided meditation. The class is designed to heal and reduce your stress and anxiety. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class.
90 minutes Kirtan experience Thursdays 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Kirtan, or mantra meditation, is a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Come sing and dance with us! Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) dinner.
60 minute Sound Bath Experience* *Followed by dinner Join us for an immersive sound bath experience at Bhakti SF brought to you by Jordan Boyd. During this class you will experience a sound bath where soothing sounds from singing bowls and harmonium will guide your mind and body into a deeply relaxed state. These healing frequencies stimulate alpha and theta brain waves to promote a sense of ease and inner peace. This is a great event to explore spiritual healing practices and meet new people. Enjoy a delicious dinner with other students after the class. Friday April 10th 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm $25 per person *early bird $15
Join us for a peaceful 60-minute gentle yoga class in beautiful Dolores Park. This all-levels practice is designed to be accessible, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone. After class, stay for a light snack and a chance to connect with the community. 📍 Location: Dolores Park (exact meeting location will be shared on our Instagram Stories the day of the event: @bhaktisf) 🌦️ Weather permitting: If it rains, we'll move the class to our cozy indoor space just up the street. Bring a yoga mat, water, and a friend—we can't wait to practice with you!
In her classes, Pooja weaves together mindful movement, breathwork, and yoga philosophy, encouraging students to approach their practice with curiosity and compassion. She views yoga as a practice that extends beyond the physical, offering a pathway to cultivate greater self-awareness, balance, and connection both on and off the mat. About Pooja Pooja completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training through Stanford YogaX within the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, exploring the intersection of yoga, neuroscience, psychology, and evidence-informed approaches to health and well-being. Her background as an occupational therapist further informs her interest in nervous system regulation, body awareness, and the connection between physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
30-60 minutes yogic wisdom discussion Kirtan will precede and follow the yoga talk Sundays 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Yoga Talks explores diverse perspectives, featuring special or in-house speakers, with discussions on the Bhagavad Gita, spiritual literature, and current events, fostering deep, reflective dialogue for everyone. Each Sunday before and after the Yoga Talks, we will conduct Kirtan, or mantra meditation, a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) feast for dinner.
Nada Yoga is the yoga of sound and vibration. Rooted in ancient yogic philosophy, this practice guides us from ahata nada (outer, audible sound) toward anahata nada (inner, subtle sound), gently drawing awareness inward to connect with our true nature. This 75-minute experience is grounding, meditative, and deeply nourishing for the nervous system. We begin by settling into the body through somatic techniques and gentle, mindful asana, allowing tension to unwind and awareness to deepen. Breathwork and pranayama help regulate the nervous system and open subtle channels, followed by chanting or vocal toning to awaken inner resonance. From here, you’ll be guided into meditation and a receptive sound journey featuring crystal singing bowls, chimes, gong, tuning forks, and spacious moments of silence—inviting rest, integration, and inner listening. No prior experience is necessary. This class is open to all bodies and all levels, offering a space to slow down, tune in, and remember the wisdom within. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class.
90 minutes Intimate Kirtan experience Tuesdays 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM An intimate kirtan night for those wanting to develop their kirtan skills and go deeper in Bhakti practice. We meet in the Bhakti SF ashram at 6:00pm on Tuesday nights. Starting with a short introduction on kirtan practice and after 1 hour of kirtan practice sessions, finishing with Aarti at 7:15pm. Learn, chant, dance and get to know your Bhakti SF community. Meal served to everyone after the class. *Please note doors will be closed after 6:15pm.*
Bhakti Power with Ro is an Ashtanga-inspired Vinyasa practice blending mindful breath with an intentional, sweat-inducing workout. Infused with the sacred vibration of live mantra chanting, this dynamic class invites presence, gratitude, and devotion through a powerful mix of Bhakti and physical conditioning. Beginner-friendly, with options to scale up for seasoned yogis looking for a soulful edge.
Start your Wednesday with inspiration, community, and nourishing food/prasadam. The morning begins with an open discussion on the Srimad Bhagavatam, one of the world's most revered wisdom texts. Rather than a lecture, this is a welcoming conversation exploring timeless teachings on mindfulness, purpose, compassion, relationships, and living a more meaningful life. Whether you're brand new to Bhakti or have been practicing for years, everyone is invited to listen, ask questions, and participate at their own comfort level. Following the class, stay for Guru Puja, a traditional ceremony of gratitude honoring the teachers who have preserved this ancient wisdom through generations. We'll then gather for a delicious prasadam breakfast—a wholesome vegetarian meal prepared with love and offered in devotion before being shared in community. Everyone is welcome.
A balanced and accessible vinyasa practice inspired by the traditional Ashtanga method. Class begins with a short pranayama-based meditation to cultivate breath awareness and internal focus, followed by a flowing sequence that emphasizes mindful movement, proper form, and the connection between breath and body. Suitable for students of all levels, with options to modify and deepen the practice according to individual needs. About John: John began practicing Ashtanga in the '90's and was quickly taken with the depth, challenge, and continuously evolving nature of it. Traditional Ashtanga is the root vinyasa practice. Its design offers an experience of balance and counterbalance, a pranayama practice in motion and, at its essence, a moving meditation. It is truly a practice of releasing Samskara: unwinding the conditioned patterns of movement, thought, emotion, and spirit that we often find ourselves bound in. John is authorized by the Ashtanga Yoga Research Institute of Mysore, India where he has made 5 extended trips over the years. He has been teaching consistently since 1995 and continues to study many forms of yoga, philosophy, and the movement and understanding of the physical body. The gift of teaching for John is supporting each person's experience of practice, and facilitating the depth, transformation, and healing power that yoga has to offer.
90 minutes Kirtan experience Thursdays 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Kirtan, or mantra meditation, is a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Come sing and dance with us! Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) dinner.
This Yin Yoga + Sound Bath class is designed by Monika to gently prepare the body and mind for deep rest and restoration. After class, please join us in community for an included vegan dinner. We begin with slow, gentle Yin yoga and guided meditation to release physical tension, calm the nervous system, and create openness within the body. Movement is mindful and accessible, helping you arrive fully in the present moment. The second half of the class transitions into an extended restorative sound bath. You’ll rest comfortably as you’re immersed in healing vibrations from crystal singing bowls, tuning forks, chimes, and other subtle sound instruments, allowing the body to soften and the mind to settle into stillness. This class is perfect for anyone seeking deep relaxation, stress relief, and energetic reset. No yoga or sound experience is required—simply come as you are and receive. Date: Friday, May 1st, 2026 Time: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM Cost: $25 per person or $15 early sign up (until spaces remain) Location: Bhakti SF, 3250 17th Street, San Francisco
Join us for a peaceful 60-minute gentle yoga class in beautiful Dolores Park. This all-levels practice is designed to be accessible, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone. After class, stay for a light snack and a chance to connect with the community. 📍 Location: Dolores Park (exact meeting location will be shared on our Instagram Stories the day of the event: @bhaktisf) 🌦️ Weather permitting: If it rains, we'll move the class to our cozy indoor space just up the street. Bring a yoga mat, water, and a friend—we can't wait to practice with you!
Expect a 60 minute gentle and restorative flow. Amy offers her classes as an act of devotion to the inner wisdom and healing capacity we all carry. She focuses deeply on the power of restorative practices to activate the body's natural relaxation response, regulate the nervous system, and open up physical and energetic space for deep rest and recovery. Integrating gentle accessible movements, breath awareness, and heart-centered reflection, Amy warmly invites her students to slow down, drop from the head into the heart, and rest in their own true nature
30-60 minutes yogic wisdom discussion Kirtan will precede and follow the yoga talk Sundays 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Yoga Talks explores diverse perspectives, featuring special or in-house speakers, with discussions on the Bhagavad Gita, spiritual literature, and current events, fostering deep, reflective dialogue for everyone. Each Sunday before and after the Yoga Talks, we will conduct Kirtan, or mantra meditation, a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) feast for dinner.
Gillian teaches a 75-minute heart-centered Bhakti Flow that warms and opens your joints so you can deepen into longer holds, connected by breath. Expect a grounding, heart-opening practice with a focus on Alignment and presence. You are invited to drop into your body and spirit and meet yourself exactly where you are. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class. Instagram: @YogaWithGillian_SF
90 minutes Intimate Kirtan experience Tuesdays 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM An intimate kirtan night for those wanting to develop their kirtan skills and go deeper in Bhakti practice. We meet in the Bhakti SF ashram at 6:00pm on Tuesday nights. Starting with a short introduction on kirtan practice and after 1 hour of kirtan practice sessions, finishing with Aarti at 7:15pm. Learn, chant, dance and get to know your Bhakti SF community. Meal served to everyone after the class. *Please note doors will be closed after 6:15pm.*
Anahata is the unstruck sound that reverberates throughout us, the silent pulse of the soul that is untouched, the heart space. The 75 minute heart-opening class curated by Natasha offers play, pranayama, prayer and kirtan, alignment, and teachings beyond the asana/physical practice; a place where love and devotion bridge the physical and spiritual realms. Be held in an environment rooted in love and immersed in diverse sound to flow and move inward to connect with your innate wisdom and inner knowing. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class.
Start your Wednesday with inspiration, community, and nourishing food/prasadam. The morning begins with an open discussion on the Srimad Bhagavatam, one of the world's most revered wisdom texts. Rather than a lecture, this is a welcoming conversation exploring timeless teachings on mindfulness, purpose, compassion, relationships, and living a more meaningful life. Whether you're brand new to Bhakti or have been practicing for years, everyone is invited to listen, ask questions, and participate at their own comfort level. Following the class, stay for Guru Puja, a traditional ceremony of gratitude honoring the teachers who have preserved this ancient wisdom through generations. We'll then gather for a delicious prasadam breakfast—a wholesome vegetarian meal prepared with love and offered in devotion before being shared in community. Everyone is welcome.
Arushi is a Bay Area native and was first introduced to yoga at a young age through classes at the Sunnyvale Hindu temple that she’d attend with her mom. She maintained a strong practice with meditation and yoga and her Indian and Hindu roots inspired her to pursue her yoga training in Rishikesh, India where she got her 200-hour YTT certification in 2024. Her intention for her classes are to provide a safe space for students to grow in their practice of presence and deep connection with themselves through pranayama and asana. Class description: Join for a 60-minute Vinyasa Flow to slow down, tune in, and reconnect to your body and breath. Rooted in the traditional Hindu practice of Vinyasa, this class honors the lineage from which this movement was born. We’ll move through an intentional sequence focused on the areas of the body where emotion lives, using breath and asana to gently release anything what’s been held. You’ll be guided to stay present and curious, noticing how each pose feels from the inside out. Modifications will be offered throughout and all levels and backgrounds are welcome!
90 minutes Kirtan experience Thursdays 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Kirtan, or mantra meditation, is a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Come sing and dance with us! Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) dinner.
Join the next Friday night sound bath (followed by dinner!) at Bhakti SF. A relaxing end to your week, with healing sounds lead by certified yoga teacher at Google, Yvonne Wang. The Harmonic Sound and Soul Bath will start with some light movement to relax the body and mind, and then enters into a deeply immersive, meditative experience accompanied by soothing vibrations from crystal and Nepalese singing bowls, harmonium, and gentle vocal tones. This soulful journey uses sound as a healing language—allowing resonance to flow through you, soften energetic blocks, and reconnect you with inner stillness. No effort is required; simply lie back, receive, and let the harmonics support renewal, clarity, and a sense of sacred calm. This is a great event to explore spiritual healing practices and meet new people. Enjoy a delicious dinner with other students after the class. All levels are welcome. All equipment provided. Date: Friday, June 19, 2026 Time: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM Cost: $25 per person or $15 early sign up (while spaces remain) Location: Bhakti SF, 3250 17th Street, San Francisco
Join us for a peaceful 60-minute gentle yoga class in beautiful Dolores Park. This all-levels practice is designed to be accessible, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone. After class, stay for a light snack and a chance to connect with the community. 📍 Location: Dolores Park (exact meeting location will be shared on our Instagram Stories the day of the event: @bhaktisf) 🌦️ Weather permitting: If it rains, we'll move the class to our cozy indoor space just up the street. Bring a yoga mat, water, and a friend—we can't wait to practice with you!
Expect a 60 minute guided Vinyasa yoga class by Vandita that will begin with chanting, pranayama (breath work), and deep stretches to open up the body, that will transition into steady paced detox flow focused on strengthening the core and igniting your agni (fire). The class will end with a long savasana and a guided meditation. The class is designed to heal and reduce your stress and anxiety.
30-60 minutes yogic wisdom discussion Kirtan will precede and follow the yoga talk Sundays 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Yoga Talks explores diverse perspectives, featuring special or in-house speakers, with discussions on the Bhagavad Gita, spiritual literature, and current events, fostering deep, reflective dialogue for everyone. Each Sunday before and after the Yoga Talks, we will conduct Kirtan, or mantra meditation, a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) feast for dinner.
Expect a 75-minute guided Jivamukti Vinyasa yoga class curated by Chris that includes a well rounded flowing practice that weaves dynamic movement, yogic philosophy, Sanskrit chanting, meditation and (consent-based) skillful hands-on assists with a wide range of eclectic music. Each class is designed to help you reflect, heal and feel better, as well as empower fearless curiosity, increase self-acceptance, reconnect with your humanity and inspire spiritual activation. Classes, may on occasion, be accompanied by a live sound healing utilizing Nepalese singing bowls, gongs, hand-pan and other meditative and relaxing instruments. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class.
90 minutes Intimate Kirtan experience Tuesdays 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM An intimate kirtan night for those wanting to develop their kirtan skills and go deeper in Bhakti practice. We meet in the Bhakti SF ashram at 6:00pm on Tuesday nights. Starting with a short introduction on kirtan practice and after 1 hour of kirtan practice sessions, finishing with Aarti at 7:15pm. Learn, chant, dance and get to know your Bhakti SF community. Meal served to everyone after the class. *Please note doors will be closed after 6:15pm.*
Expect a 75-minute guided Jivamukti Vinyasa yoga class curated by Terri that includes a well rounded flowing practice that weaves dynamic movement, yogic philosophy, Sanskrit chanting, meditation and (consent-based) skillful hands-on assists with a wide range of eclectic music. Each class is designed to help you reflect, heal and feel better, as well as empower fearless curiosity, increase self-acceptance, reconnect with your humanity and inspire spiritual activation. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class.
Start your Wednesday with inspiration, community, and nourishing food/prasadam. The morning begins with an open discussion on the Srimad Bhagavatam, one of the world's most revered wisdom texts. Rather than a lecture, this is a welcoming conversation exploring timeless teachings on mindfulness, purpose, compassion, relationships, and living a more meaningful life. Whether you're brand new to Bhakti or have been practicing for years, everyone is invited to listen, ask questions, and participate at their own comfort level. Following the class, stay for Guru Puja, a traditional ceremony of gratitude honoring the teachers who have preserved this ancient wisdom through generations. We'll then gather for a delicious prasadam breakfast—a wholesome vegetarian meal prepared with love and offered in devotion before being shared in community. Everyone is welcome.
Expect a 75 minute Restorative, Slow Flow yoga class curated by Katie. Slow down and move with intention. Sequencing that is focused on our connection with the Earth to facilitate a deeper connection with the self. Expect to feel more grounded after this Down - to - Earth practice. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class.
90 minutes Kirtan experience Thursdays 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Kirtan, or mantra meditation, is a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Come sing and dance with us! Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) dinner.
Join us for a gentle invitation to pause, restore, and reconnect before the month comes to a close. As summer begins to soften into autumn, we’ll explore the themes of transition, gratitude, and release, honoring all that has grown while gently letting go of what no longer serves us. Together, we’ll create space for reflection and a grounded beginning to the season ahead. Immerse yourself in the soothing vibrations of crystal singing bowls, chimes, and an ocean drum as they guide your nervous system into deep rest. This meditative sound journey invites the body to relax, the mind to quiet, and the heart to open, leaving you feeling refreshed and centered. All are warmly welcome.
Join us for a peaceful 60-minute gentle yoga class in beautiful Dolores Park. This all-levels practice is designed to be accessible, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone. After class, stay for a light snack and a chance to connect with the community. 📍 Location: Dolores Park (exact meeting location will be shared on our Instagram Stories the day of the event: @bhaktisf) 🌦️ Weather permitting: If it rains, we'll move the class to our cozy indoor space just up the street. Bring a yoga mat, water, and a friend—we can't wait to practice with you!
A slow and progressive sequence of Asanas (postures), supplemented with Pranayam (breath technique), rest and Meditation. We start by grounding the body with a warm-up and sun-salutation. Followed by standing poses, gentle twists, light inversions, gradual back-bends & forward bends. Variations are offered and encouraged. We conclude the class in Savasana and a seated Meditation. Jo welcomes All people regardless of faith, gender, race, body type and ability. Please note: no accessible elevator or ADA ramp available at this time. Jo hopes to empower your Yoga journey through this Slow Flow. Whether it's your first time on the mat or you're a seasoned yogi. Welcome!
30-60 minutes yogic wisdom discussion Kirtan will precede and follow the yoga talk Sundays 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Yoga Talks explores diverse perspectives, featuring special or in-house speakers, with discussions on the Bhagavad Gita, spiritual literature, and current events, fostering deep, reflective dialogue for everyone. Each Sunday before and after the Yoga Talks, we will conduct Kirtan, or mantra meditation, a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) feast for dinner.
Expect a 75-minute guided Jivamukti Vinyasa yoga class curated by Chris that includes a well rounded flowing practice that weaves dynamic movement, yogic philosophy, Sanskrit chanting, meditation and (consent-based) skillful hands-on assists with a wide range of eclectic music. Each class is designed to help you reflect, heal and feel better, as well as empower fearless curiosity, increase self-acceptance, reconnect with your humanity and inspire spiritual activation. Classes, may on occasion, be accompanied by a live sound healing utilizing Nepalese singing bowls, gongs, hand-pan and other meditative and relaxing instruments. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class.
90 minutes Intimate Kirtan experience Tuesdays 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM An intimate kirtan night for those wanting to develop their kirtan skills and go deeper in Bhakti practice. We meet in the Bhakti SF ashram at 6:00pm on Tuesday nights. Starting with a short introduction on kirtan practice and after 1 hour of kirtan practice sessions, finishing with Aarti at 7:15pm. Learn, chant, dance and get to know your Bhakti SF community. Meal served to everyone after the class. *Please note doors will be closed after 6:15pm.*
The 75 minute class will begin with Pranayama (breath work) exercises, followed with vocalization training utilizing the classical Indian Tanpura instrument played by Kono, finishing with a guided Hatha based yoga class that includes a shavasana with live music played by Kono on the Bansuri (Indian flute) to deepen the meditative recovery. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class.
Start your Wednesday with inspiration, community, and nourishing food/prasadam. The morning begins with an open discussion on the Srimad Bhagavatam, one of the world's most revered wisdom texts. Rather than a lecture, this is a welcoming conversation exploring timeless teachings on mindfulness, purpose, compassion, relationships, and living a more meaningful life. Whether you're brand new to Bhakti or have been practicing for years, everyone is invited to listen, ask questions, and participate at their own comfort level. Following the class, stay for Guru Puja, a traditional ceremony of gratitude honoring the teachers who have preserved this ancient wisdom through generations. We'll then gather for a delicious prasadam breakfast—a wholesome vegetarian meal prepared with love and offered in devotion before being shared in community. Everyone is welcome.
During the 75-minute Vinyasa-based flow, Cara will guide you to help explore your inner microcosm, to use gravity to open up the heart space and travel through inversions to feel the lightness of space and connection to the Earth. Each class will include a vegan dinner to be shared with friends and community after class.
90 minutes Kirtan experience Thursdays 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Kirtan, or mantra meditation, is a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Come sing and dance with us! Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) dinner.
30-60 minutes yogic wisdom discussion Kirtan will precede and follow the yoga talk Sundays 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Yoga Talks explores diverse perspectives, featuring special or in-house speakers, with discussions on the Bhagavad Gita, spiritual literature, and current events, fostering deep, reflective dialogue for everyone. Each Sunday before and after the Yoga Talks, we will conduct Kirtan, or mantra meditation, a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) feast for dinner.
90 minutes Intimate Kirtan experience Tuesdays 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM An intimate kirtan night for those wanting to develop their kirtan skills and go deeper in Bhakti practice. We meet in the Bhakti SF ashram at 6:00pm on Tuesday nights. Starting with a short introduction on kirtan practice and after 1 hour of kirtan practice sessions, finishing with Aarti at 7:15pm. Learn, chant, dance and get to know your Bhakti SF community. Meal served to everyone after the class. *Please note doors will be closed after 6:15pm.*
Start your Wednesday with inspiration, community, and nourishing food/prasadam. The morning begins with an open discussion on the Srimad Bhagavatam, one of the world's most revered wisdom texts. Rather than a lecture, this is a welcoming conversation exploring timeless teachings on mindfulness, purpose, compassion, relationships, and living a more meaningful life. Whether you're brand new to Bhakti or have been practicing for years, everyone is invited to listen, ask questions, and participate at their own comfort level. Following the class, stay for Guru Puja, a traditional ceremony of gratitude honoring the teachers who have preserved this ancient wisdom through generations. We'll then gather for a delicious prasadam breakfast—a wholesome vegetarian meal prepared with love and offered in devotion before being shared in community. Everyone is welcome.
90 minutes Kirtan experience Thursdays 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Kirtan, or mantra meditation, is a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Come sing and dance with us! Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) dinner.
30-60 minutes yogic wisdom discussion Kirtan will precede and follow the yoga talk Sundays 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Yoga Talks explores diverse perspectives, featuring special or in-house speakers, with discussions on the Bhagavad Gita, spiritual literature, and current events, fostering deep, reflective dialogue for everyone. Each Sunday before and after the Yoga Talks, we will conduct Kirtan, or mantra meditation, a call-and-response chanting practice in Hinduism, blending sacred mantras with music and dancing. It fosters ecstatic joy and deep collective participation. Following the Kirtan, please join us for an included healthy and hearty Ayurvedic (vegetarian) feast for dinner.
