About

 

John Calabria is an ethical Vegan, world traveler, wellness educator, and 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, find peace in their lives, and of course… smile. 

 

He works internationally to help people and animals in need, and serves on the board of Maple Farm Animal Sanctuary.

 
Having traveled extensively to study for many hundreds of hours with the world’s leading teachers, John resonates most deeply with the Jivamukti Yoga tradition and its deep commitment to Ahimsa.
 
Mindfulness - Meditation – Yoga – Wellness – Whole Health
 

Offering group, private and semi-private yoga instruction in the greater metrowest area.   Call John at 978-257-6430 or send an email to inquire about private instruction.

 

Click on the Studio link to see how theraputic 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.

 

yoga class Acton, Concord, West Concord, Sudbury, Wayland, Maynard, Stow 

 

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July 12, 2008 at 6:52 am

Michael Thomas

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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

July 13, 2008 at 6:12 pm

admin

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Great Michael,

You’re both on the list.

I’m working with SpiritFire in putting together the schedule for classes, meals, free time, rooming info and costs for the retreat. I’ll be sure to send it right out to you when it’s done.

Thanks so much for your note, and I’ll see you in class.

-john

October 28, 2008 at 8:37 am

Neal Sullivan

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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