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Christina Sell has been teaching yoga since 1998 and has spent over ten years developing online educational programs, trainings, and classes for practitioners and teachers of all levels.
All of my online, livestream classes and their archived recordings are available as a monthly subscription. Your monthly fee entitles you to access to all weekly classes and recordings as long as your monthly subscription is active. I will continue to teach classes as monthly series in terms of my course sequencing and programming, but you will now have increased flexibility and access to my offerings. Each month’s classes will be added to the ongoing archive of classes for your continued access. Join at anytime during the month, cancel with the click of a button, and rejoin anytime. It’s really that easy.
In addition to a tiered pricing plan to help you accommodate ongoing classes into your budget, your first 3 days are free as a trial to make sure it works for you!
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From livestream series and online courses to practice tips & tricks, Christina offers education, inspiration, and community-based learning forums. Experience her teachings on your own schedule from the comfort of your home.
In the last few lines of Hallelujah, Leonard Cohen sings, “That even though it all went wrong, I’ll stand before the Lord of Song with nothing on my tongue but Hallelujah.” This line caught my attention, revealing to me an important paradox about the game of growth. For years, I was in thrall to the idea that if I could eliminate everything I perceived as negative, the absence of flaws would enable me to praise with a pure heart and to receive and feel the warmth of Love in its many forms. I was convinced that the success of my efforts lived on the other side of these perceived flaws. Instead, it seems to me growth lives in the capacity to praise, to have a Lord of Song before which to stand, and to know that—broken or otherwise— Hallelujah might just be the point.