Practice Together
There are things we can only discover alone.
There are things that become possible in relationship with another, in the intimacy and potency of two people practicing together.
When a group comes together with shared intention, something shifts. We are no longer relying on individual willpower alone. The presence, attention, and commitment of the group create a field that can strengthen and sustain each person within it.
In yoga, this is known as sangha—the community that supports our practice and our lives.
This is why group practice at PranaBeing is not simply a class placed on a schedule, waiting to see who shows up.
A group practice begins with a shared commitment to gather. When enough people make that commitment, the practice comes alive—and then the circle is open to everyone who wishes to join.
The result is not simply a class you attend. It is a practice we create together.
Some practices ask us to turn inward alone. Others call for the intimacy of one-to-one work. Some become exponentially more powerful when we practice alongside one another, whether in physical presence or within the container of a shared exploration.
Each has its place. Together, they give us a fuller way to practice and enrich the tapestry of our lives.
Practice in Context
Practice is not a product to consume.
It is a relationship—with yourself, with the tools and teachings, with the world around you, and with the people you practice alongside.
At PranaBeing, I don't think of yoga as a collection of styles or classes to choose from according to your mood or convenience.
“Any practice is content. The context is the individual. The content must be applied in context.”
What we practice—and how we practice it—changes according to who we are, what is happening in our lives, the season, the time of day, and the place in which we find ourselves.
This is why PranaBeing's offerings are organized less around styles and more around rhythm, context, and depth.
Choose the rhythm and depth that feels right for you in the changing seasons of your life:
Community Practices
Regular group practices for moving, breathing, resting, and reconnecting, anchored each month by a focus that supports us in connecting with the movements of the seasons and the shifts of the elements.
Special Practices
One-time gatherings that mark the seasons, lunar cycles, and other meaningful moments throughout the year, as well as periodic or ongoing explorations of particular practices such as Primordial Sound Meditation.
Deeper Explorations
Multi-session, small-group experiences that give time and space for a particular inquiry to unfold.
At PranaBeing
I'm grateful to share this beautiful space as a community resource.
At PranaBeing is a listing of classes, workshops, and other offerings from practitioners who share the space and whose work resonates with the PranaBeing paradigm.
However you enter, the invitation is the same:
Slow down. Remember how to listen deeply. Savor your return to presence. Notice how it spreads well-being into every area of your life.
Welcome home to yourself.
Return to yourself.
Remember who you are.
Live in rhythm.
Awaken your power.
Transform your world.
Meet Your Guide
I’m Priti Chanda Klco,
Creator of PranaBeingFor nearly three decades, I’ve explored Yoga, Ayurveda, somatic practice, bodywork, breath, vibrational healing, and adventuring in the wild as pathways toward greater wholeness, awareness, vitality, resilience, and well-being.
I’m here to practice alongside you—to help you listen deeply, discover and reconnect with the wisdom that lives within, and embody your nature more fully.
अभ्यासवैराग्याभ्यां तन्निरोधः
Abhyāsa-vairāgyābhyāṁ tan-nirodhaḥ - Patānjali Yoga Sūtra 1.12
Mastery of the movements of consciousness is attained through practice and nonattachment.