Take part in these two free classes at All That Matters:
12-1:30 – Children’s Yoga with Belle ages 9-13
1:45-3:15 – Open Yoga with Mel W.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Ronnie Nocito dedicated blood drive on June 11th at the South Kingstown Elks. Your support helped the Rhode Island Blood Center to ensure a safe blood supply to our hospitals. A total of 16 donors were able to give. Since one pint can save up to three lives, your blood drive potentially benefited up to 48 people in Rhode Island and beyond!
All blood donations will make a difference in someone’s life. A significant amount of the blood collected at our blood drives will go towards treating children with leukemia, automobile accident victims and patients needing organ transplants. It is because of generous folks like yourself, who host blood drives, that we are able to give hope to patients and their families.
When did you start yoga and what attracted you to the practice:
I started Jan 2007, I had a revelation and decided I needed to
become more physically active. Yoga seemed to be an easy
transition for me, and the spiritual aspect really helped!
What is your favorite style of yoga: Svaroopa and gentle yoga
What other activities do you enjoy: I love to paint and write.
What is the last great book you read/recommend: The Shack by William young
Favorite sound: Night sounds in the summer...
Least favorite sound: TV commercials
Favorite meal: spaghetti! (does Ice cream count as a meal?) :)
What keeps you doing yoga: I can really tell that it is making a difference, I can feel it both physically and mentally.
What do you like about doing yoga at All That Matters: friendly staff, great evolving classes
Advice to beginners: Be open to what is unfolding!
Favorite sound: the ocean!
Least favorite sound: New York city Hustle-bustle (traffic)
Favorite meal: Italian—Lobster ravioli
What keeps you doing yoga: The spiritual aspects are more important to me than the physical. Yoga keeps me balanced and keeps me at my source.
Advice to beginners: Listen to your body, and don’t pay attention to what others are saying and doing. Have fun!