If you’ve had more than one conversation with me (Michele), you know that Indian Lake is near and dear to my heart. It’s the substance of my magical childhood, the place of adventures and memories. Now, my own children treasure our time there.
We were fortunate that our family’s home did not sustain any damage. So many others were not as fortunate. I’m watching nearby communities donate items for victims who now don’t know what “home” will mean in the future.
The Bhagavad Gita states: “Perform your obligatory duty, because the action is indeed better than inaction.” The book of James of the New Testament says “Anyone who knows the right thing to do, but does not do it, is sinning.” These verses align with my general sense of: we need to do something. So in our small corner, I’m offering a way to take action.
The United Way of Logan County has already set up a relief fund, to which you can donate. As a community, I’m asking that you consider giving monetarily so that the people who will be rebuilding their lives can make choices that align with their values.
To encourage giving, I’ve set up a Relief Fund 4-class Pass for purchase online. 100% of these funds will be donated to the Logan County United Way. You get to help others and enjoy 4 yoga classes, to bring your own action and heart into alignment.
These passes will be on sale for a limited time; you can buy any number of them, and they are good for any of our regular open classes on the schedule. These classes expire in 45 days.
Give them to a friend, take a few extra classes, or just give – it’s up to you.
Spring Renewal Restorative
