Events & Workshops
Please see our offerings below and those at → Outside Classes & → Online Classes
For more information about each event, click the image or the description title. For summary of all event, click here.
- Save the Date: Wheel of the Year: Beltane w/ the Mystic Minstrels!
Save the Date: Wheel of the Year: Beltane w/ the Mystic Minstrels! “If there’s a rustle in your hedgerow, don’t be alarmed nowIt’s just a spring clean for the May Queen” –Led Zeppelin– Please join us to celebrate Beltane, the Wheel of the Year holiday honoring […]
- New Classes and Workshops at Lotus This Week!
How to Read The Akashic Records with Laura Ramnarace and Sound Immersion Practice with Tanya Embree How to Read The Akashic Records with Laura Ramnarace What are the Akashic Records? Akasha is a Sanskrit word for “Primary substance,” that out of which all things are […]
- Grateful Dead Yoga
Grateful Dead Yoga Allison Constanza will teach a gentle, Grateful Dead themed yoga class while students enjoy live Grateful Dead music on acoustic guitar by David Harris! Friday, April 267-8:15pm Suggested donation $20-$30 (cash, Venmo @shaktiinthedesert, or PayPal […]
- Kirtan on March 26!
Kirtan on March 26! Join Manda Jost and friends on Tuesday, March 26 for an evening of musical chanting and singing to the ancient melodies of Classical India. It’s easy and it brings peace! No experience necessary; everyone is welcome! Community KirtanTuesday, March 267:00 […]
Monday Morning Dharma is offered in-person at Lotus Center and via Live Stream from 8:30 to 9:00 AM. To register for live stream, please visit 
Come for an hour and a half of free form dance where you can groove however your body wants, by yourself or with others. Bare your soles (and soul), surrender to the music and let your movement be guided by your body’s wisdom. There are no wrong moves. Doors open at 10:30 AM; dance starts at 11:00.
Amita (Amy) Schmidt LCSW is a psychotherapist and meditation teacher. She was the resident teacher at the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts for six years and she was the co-founder of Southwest Sangha Retreat Center in San Lorenzo, New Mexico. She is the author of “Dipa Ma: The Life and Legacy of a Buddhist Master.” She currently practices and teaches meditation from a non-dual perspective.
Teresa is a New Mexico native and returned home to Grant County in 2000. She is a retired educator of 31 years. She taught eighteen years in Prescott Public Schools in AZ. After moving back to NM, she taught at Cliff Schools for 13 years. Her teaching career included high school and junior high school Health, Physical Education, and Family and Consumer Sciences classes. While teaching in Prescott, AZ, she also coached girls track and intramural sports, and sponsored the cheerleading squad.