Mary Taylor
Ashtanga yoga teacher since 1971, integrating Buddhist meditation with practice and serving as core faculty for the Being with Dying program at Upaya Zen Center.
View teacher profile →An immersion with Richard Freeman and Mary Taylor exploring the roots of yoga philosophy.
An immersion with Richard Freeman and Mary Taylor exploring the roots of yoga philosophy.
“I see this as a time when the ashtanga lineage has an opportunity to evolve into one that is founded in truth rather than avoidance or denial, openness rather than tunnel vision, caring for others rather than putting ourselves first.”Mary Taylor
Ashtanga yoga teacher since 1971, integrating Buddhist meditation with practice and serving as core faculty for the Being with Dying program at Upaya Zen Center.
View teacher profile →Ashtanga yoga teacher who studied for nine years in Asia under B.K.S. Iyengar and K. Pattabhi Jois, known for weaving Sanskrit, philosophy and Buddhism into practice.
View teacher profile →Spiritual exploration through body, breath, energy, mantra and contemplation.
Explore the path →211 S Liberty St.
Asheville, North Carolina, United States