Gong Gong Gongathon:
A Concert and Gong Celebration
Friday March 19, 2010
6:30 - 8:30pm at Yoga Yoga Westgate

Experience the unique sounds of an array of gongs played in concert by expert Kundalini Yoga teachers. We will start with an introduction to the sounds of the different gongs and the transformational effects you may expect from each one. A yoga set will prepare you to enter a deep relaxation for a 45-minute journey into the sounds of several gongs playing.

Cost: $25
To register, call (512) 707-9642 or click here to register.

"The gong is a sacred threshold. It is the portal that links the finite and the infinite experience of the Self. As such, the gong is the most sublime instrument of the Yogi." - Gurucharan Singh Khalsa

Mehtab began teaching Kundalini Yoga in 1974 in San Rafael, California where he taught yoga in the public schools and in drug rehabilitation programs. He has taught Kundalini Yoga to students and teachers from around the world and is the author of the new book, GONG YOGA: Healing and Enlightenment Through Sound. He is a featured instructor in the University of Texas Master Class series where he plays the gong and lectures on the practice of yoga. Click here to read more about Mehtab.

Guru Karam began her life-long yoga practice at age 16 at a Kundalini Yoga Ashram in Houston, Texas. She has presented classes internationally on Yoga Nidra, the art of deep relaxation and brings a feminine perspective and lively sense of humor to teaching and practicing yoga. She and her husband Mehtab began the Yoga Yoga studios in Austin, Texas and has helped nurtured its growth into one of the largest yoga communities in the United States. Click here to read more about Guru Karam.

Siri Bahadur began teaching Kundalini yoga in the 1980s when he was in residence at the Dallas Kundalini Yoga ashram. He is a graduate of the first Kundalini Yoga Masters Touch teacher training program and has taught at Yoga Yoga since its inception. He brings music to his classes with his original guitar compositions and through the sound of the gong. He believes that yoga allows students to define and redefine themselves as they travel their life path of realizing and fulfilling their destiny. Click here to read more about Siri Bahadur.