Sacred Observances Calendar
Dīwalī
The Festival of Lights
November 8th, 2026
A luminous day of sacred practice, feasting, and celebration, entering one of Yoga’s most beloved observances of light, abundance, and the restoration of order over darkness.
Winter Solstice
The Return of Light
December 21st, 2026
At the deepest darkness of the year, we celebrate the return of light and explore what this ancient turning point reveals about our own inner rhythms.
Mahāśivarātri
The Great Night of Śiva
March 6th, 2027
One of Yoga’s most powerful nights for turning inward—a day of practice culminating in deep meditation and the profound stillness associated with Śiva, the great Yogi.
Vernal Equinox
The Return of Life
March 20th, 2027
As the living world begins its emergence from winter, this day is devoted to Prāṇa—the life force Yoga teaches us to recognize, cultivate, and direct.
Spring Navarātri
Celebrating the Divine Feminine
April 15, 2027
At the season of emergence and renewal, we honor the Divine Mother Śakti and explore Yoga’s ancient understanding of the creative power animating all life.
Summer Solstice
The Sun at Its Zenith
June 21st, 2027
At the height of the northern summer, we gather in the fullness of light to explore Sūrya—the sun—and Yoga’s ancient understanding of living and practicing in relationship with the forces that sustain life.
Guru Pūrṇimā
Honoring the Guru & Paramparā
July 18th, 2027
A sacred full moon gathering honoring the Guru and Paramparā—the living lineage through which Yoga has been transmitted from teacher to disciple across generations and remains alive today.
Autumn Equinox
The Turning Inward
September 23rd, 2027
At the ancient threshold where light and darkness meet in balance, we mark the year’s passage from outward abundance toward the stillness and inward movement of the seasons ahead.
Autumn Navarātri
Honoring the Divine Mother
October 9th, 2027
Celebrating Vijayadaśamī—the victorious culmination of one of Yoga’s most ancient observances, honoring the Divine Mother and the power of Śakti to overcome what stands in the way of transformation.