A Dedication To My Teachers

 

 Cynthia Moku 

You have taught me how to use art as a tool for something higher than myself and my emotions through the study of traditional Thangka painting in the Karma Gaydri style. Your teachings continue to permeate my life and I love to see and feel how they have moved far beyond painting.

So much of what I do in my art lies on the foundation that we created.

I am forever grateful.

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Ekabhumi is more than a teacher, he is a guide and a friend. I have so much love and gratitude for our connection. It is so important to have people in your art form who challenge you to grow and be more than you already are. Ekabhumi is feirce and kind, he helps me stay true to myself and the one being that moves through us all. Who I truly work for! We have worked with strengthening my foundation in traditional Indian art, sacred art, and how to hold the pole of transmission as well as allowing for an evolution of the art form. 

My guide into the depths of my practice and myself. No words can explain the ground and beauty that has come into my life through the deepening of our relationship. I know this reflects in all that I do, Thank you!

Nataraja you have opened so many doors for me. You taught me that yoga is much more than asana...That all life is yoga, and how to incorporate yoga into all of my life. 

Thank you for teaching me how to live!

Nataraja is currently the director of the yoga program at Naropa Univeristy.