"We don't choose our calling. It chooses us, and to be effective, our actions must come from that authentic place. Through mindful practice, we rediscover our wholeness, and what we serve. That is freedom." -john
John Calabria is an ethical Vegan, Wellness Educator, and well-grounded Yoga instructor. He has been practicing meditation and Yoga techniques for more than 25 years. After a successful engineering career— the last few toiling in the diamond industry— John now helps people meet their wellness goals, and find peace and meaning in their lives.
"This Yoga mends the gap between who you are, and who you'd like to be."
He works internationally to help people and animals in need, and serves on the board of Maple Farm Animal Sanctuary.
John's yoga and travels in India are featured on the front page of the Metrowest Daily News.
Offering group, private and semi-private yoga instruction in the greater metrowest area. Call John at 978-257-6430 or send an email With any of your Yoga and Wellness questions.
Click on the Studio link to see how therapeutic Yoga – and Restorative Yoga can help deepen your practice and speed recovery from injury.
Namaste,
john
P.S. John is a resource for Harmonium repair in the Boston Area.
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Offering yoga classes in Acton, Concord, West Concord, Sudbury, Wayland, Maynard, Stow, MA, Mass,
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John,
Liz (Levy) and I want to sign up for your October retreat. Could you put our names on the list please?
Thanks.
Michael
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Hey John,
Great class last night at Mystic…thanks! Loved the chat about Hindu naturalism, really interesting about how yoga practice connects us back to the natural world….so cool. Since I started doing Bikram about 6 years ago, and then adding vinyasa, I’ve avoided the “philosphy” of yoga…for me it has always been such a personal experience, as if talking about it too much might break the spell! Plus, with Bikram, you just “do it,” like the Nike ad. Anyway, I find myself interested in learning new ways of experiencing the practice lately, and it is always stimulating having a new teacher. So thank you again, and I hope to see you soon…
Namaste
Neal
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Hi John,
I will be returning from Maine on Saturday and I’m not sure if I will make it by noon, can I drop off a bag of food? Also the class at Mystic sounds inviting but I’m not sure where it is and if membership is required.
Sorry to have missed class tonight but hope to see you soon.
Namaste,
Marjie
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Greetings from El Salvador.
Thanks John, for a few great classes during my visit home. They were exactly what I needed to get back in tune with myself. It is so true that you need to take care of yourself before you can help others.
Good luck in your endeavors and don’t forget to check out idealist.org. Hopefully it will help you find what you are looking for.
Be well,
Laura -
Have a great trip. Please put me on the wait list for your Spiritfire Yoga Weekend.
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we are all looking forward to having you back !! happy new year !! I loved the ongoing classes and sharing of experience through your blog, talking about opposites, you are here without being here…
Remember Debbie ? I introduced her to you at one of your beginners’ Monday class. She got a subscription to the Yoga Journal for me as a Xmas gift. In the January issue I found this definition of friendship. Friends are people who connect you to things you have no words for. I thought it apllied to you so much !
Best wishes and blessings for the rest of your trip !Pascale





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