On another, more personal note:
The waning moon took her last breath and whispered to me, "it is time," and in the pregnant pause of the dark moon, I knew it was so.
I taught my first yoga class in 2000 and that was the humble beginnings of One Yoga and Wellness Center. In the span of our years, thousands of students graced the various halls that our sacred space occupied. Many yoga teachers found their own small beginnings in our trainings, only to go on to open their own spaces and create fabulous yoga programs, reaching thousands more. We have yoga teachers in Greece and China who's certificates say "One: Body, Mind, Spirit." From our Woman's Circles to our 3-hour yoga "Intensives," we've shared, cried, sweat and laughed in just about every kind of yoga program or spiritual gathering that you can think of. It has been the refuge for many, and the driving passion of my own professional career to help others to heal through holistic practices such as yoga.
It is not with scant emotion, nor as a frivolous side-note that I announce that the brick and mortar of what is One Yoga Center, will be closing. I have no date, other than to say it will be by the end of October. I have no plans, other than to honor the flow of where the Universe leads me.
The weight of this pending decision has been too difficult to bear alone any longer. I wish to spend the remaining days of the studio celebrating the 22 Perfectly Magickal Years that I have been teaching yoga to the greater Hightstown, East-Windsor community.
Tomorrow is uncertain. But today, I thank each and every person who I had the privilege of teaching, in whatever way that you came through my doors. For I have certainly learned just as much from you, as you have from me.
On the blessings of the New Moon rolling in, so a new chapter begins.
In love, service and wisdom,
Rev. Dr. Tracey L. Ulshafer
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