Happy Holidays from YogaHub
It's here again, the Holiday Season.
We feel blessed to have your support as a community, and it is you who are our gift of inspiration as we continue to seek out, support and encourage one another through our life journeys.
We have been preparing for our 3rd Annual Virtual World Yoga and Meditation Conference, “Yoga, Meditation, and the Philosopher's Stone” and want to be able to reach as many individuals as possible this coming year.
So together, I and the entire YogaHub team have decided to offer everyone a special gift for the holidays. Not only have we managed to improve processes in the coordination of the entire event, allowing us to lower the cost of registration, but we are also able to extend to you and your loved ones a 50% discount on all ticket sales until December 31st, 2011.
Namaste, and may you have a wonderful, safe and joyful Holiday Season!
Christina Souza Ma
and the YogaHub Team
And the Winner is…
Our first winner from the “Sneak Peek Spread the Love” contest, which began last month, is…Mariann Martin! Congratulations, Mariann; please contact us for details.
You have won 1 of 3 one-year “All-Access-Passes” to both our first and second Virtual Conferences.
We'll have 2 more drawings before the live conference in February, so keep up the good work. If you haven't yet signed up and registered for your chance to win, it's not too late.
As we come closer to the conference, we will inform you of other prizes that we will be giving away in gratitude for your gift of support.
Thank you for collaborating with us!
What's New at YogaHub
We have been lying low and focusing heavily on improving our YogaHub website over these past months.
It almost feels as though we are a part of the Los Angeles wind storms as we continue to forge our way toward change. Big change!
Inspiration struck at the grocery store. I was heading for the checkout counter when my eye was caught by a photo on a greeting card: a darling baby with her bright, sparkling eyes peeping over the top of a bucket, above the words, “Give us dreams a size too big so that we can grow into them.”
My dear, dear uncle has finally transitioned to his new journey. The last few months, we spent several hours a week together. Not the same as when he was staying in my home, but still it was wonderful to laugh together and - being Portuguese - eat together! 
