MOON DAYS 2020

 We traditionally don't practice Ashtanga on new or full moons due the body's sensitivity on these days (observe how the moon effects the oceans of the planet) and the risk of injury this entails when doing a strong asana practice. It is also nice for the body to have an extra day to rest when we are so often practicing 6 days a week.

The moon days are considered times to reflect on life, meditate, read dharma literature, and to practice pranayama. We welcome the rest as an opportunity to reflect and reconnect with larger cycles at play in our life, cosmic and earthly. Moon days help to keep our view broad and properly contextualized, which brings happiness and wellbeing. 

​No Mysore at Ashtanga Marin on Moon Days.*
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January
Friday 10th – full
Friday 24th– new

February
Saturday 8th - full
Sunday 23rd – new

March
Monday 9th  – full
Tuesday 24th – new

April
Tuesday 7th – full
Wednesday 22nd – new

May
Thursday 7th – full
Friday 22nd – new
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June
Friday 5th – full
Saturday 20th – new

July
Saturday 4th – full
Monday 20th  – new

August
Monday 3rd – full 
Tuesday 18th – new

September
Tuesday 1st – full
Thursday 17th – new

October
Thursday 1st – full
Friday 16th – new
Saturday 31st - full

November
Saturday 14th – new
Monday 30th – full
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December
Monday 14th – new
Tuesday 29th – full