Description
Chanting is a form of meditation that releases emotion through self-expression. Join Mimi on a 3-hour workshop where you will learn even MORE about chanting, playing the harmonium, and how to meditate with beautiful NEW mantras that will calm your mind.
- No experience needed. All you need is your willingness and an open mind! Attendance at the Part I of our Harmonium & Chanting Workshop is not required.
- This workshop is a continuation of our previous Harmonium & Chanting Workshop and will cover mantras and chants not covered in our Harmonium & Chanting Workshop Part I but is also perfect for first-timers.
- We will have two harmoniums available to share for the in-person attendants. We will try our best to give everyone a turn, but please bring your own if your main desired outcome of this workshop is to learn to play the harmonium.
- Online students - we recommend buying/borrowing a harmonium.
- No harmonium is needed to learn to chant (sing) mantras.
- Please wear something comfortable; yoga or athleisure clothes.
- Please bring a yoga mat and/or cushion to sit on the floor, a notepad, pen, and water.
- Paid metered parking available on the street.
ABOUT MIMI:
Born in Paris and raised in Saudi Arabia, Miriam Ghandour or “Mimi” is a 200 RYT certified yoga teacher, founder of MIMI YOGA and MIMI YOGA TEACHER TRAINING, and mother of two.
Mimi’s background is as an interior decoration and fashion expert. She has built a thriving community on Instagram where she inspires and holds space for transformation. She’s also co-founded a successful bakery and is an excellent cook and a food connoisseur that enjoys the sweetness of life. As the founder of the international yoga platform MimiYoga, she shares her life and her experiences in an authentic and inspiring way. When not teaching, Mimi enjoys spending time with her family and friends, shopping, and trying new cuisines.
Mimi’s classes are athletic with a strong focus on toning the muscles and breaking a sweat. She creates a safe space for everyone’s unique expression. Perfectly imperfect is her motto, since striving for perfection will only set you up for disappointment or make you fear trying. She encourages her students to ‘mind your own business which means - focus on what makes you happy. Let go of the need to compare yourself with others.
When not teaching, Mimi enjoys spending time with her family and friends, connecting with her community, and enjoying life through fashion, food, and travels. Mimi is honest, straightforward, warm, and nurturing. She approaches every day with the attitude, life is too short to worry about what anyone else is doing!
