Beauty Way Healing Arts

Harmonizing Inner and Outer Nature

Yoli Maya Yeh is a Yoga & Shiatsu Therapist and an Educator in Comparative Religions and Global Studies: MA Comparative Religious Ethics.

She works at the intersection of Indigenous Preservation, Healing Arts and Social Justice and is co-founder of DEIcipher Group. Raised in her family's Native American spiritual teachings, Yoli spent twelve years of her young adulthood studying language, yoga, tantra, healing arts and meditation in India and continues to travel and teach around the globe.

Yoli holds transformative healing space for especially hard to treat, autoimmune, chronic conditions, unexplainable, undiagnosable, compound situations. She is devoted to healing for women and birthing bodies and offers supportive space for grief, loss, birth loss, traumatic birth experiences and the spiritual dimension.

IG- @yoliyogini Email yolimaya@gmail.com for bookings.

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Upcoming Online

Sunday November 17-Saturday November 23, 7-8am CT/ 1-2pm GMT

We devote a week to the cultivation of simple meditation practices and support ongoing ones.

Meditation week happens quarterly in the Beauty Way Healing Arts garden and it is the most refreshing experience. Meditation is the key to everything!

$64 or free for Beauty Way members

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Access to the live sessions, Sunday November 17-Saturday November 23, 7-8am CT/ 1-2pm GMT, or enjoy a the time of your choosing via the recordings.

You have the option of signing up for this meditation series independently, or since this series is free for Beauty Way members, you could join for a monthly subscription of $72/$54/$36, depending on your economic means, and also have access to weekly movement classes that are currently focusing on cultivating seated meditation poses, an archive of Yoga Nidra meditations, Yogini Circle and Grief As a Superpower course.

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In this season of transition and letting go, grief cycles resonate. The inward pull draws us towards experiences of remembrance and loss. This is as natural as it is to be human.

What is unnatural is grieving alone, without tools for engagement and transformation.

Before befriending grief, I had no idea of its power and the lifelong relationship we have with it’s experience. Grief as a Superpower was born from that deep dive into grief’s unknowns. In this online series, you will find rich resources for now and into the future.

Frameworks are rooted in healing principles and nature connection. I know these tools will help you as much as they helped me.

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Welcome to this learning and engagement space called Grief as a Superpower, where we get to hold space for one of the most fundamental human experiences that has been sidelined by the systems of modernity.

Simply put, if you are grieving (or feeling any of your feelings really) you are a less productive part of the capitalist machine! Grief as a Superpower is a critical aspect of emotional wellbeing in the core human experience.

Self-Led Learning

Prerecorded course in the Beauty Way Online Institute syllabus - A foundation course. Info HERE

Podcasts & Interviews

Accessing our Emotions: Grief as a Superpower

A 6 part webnair for Be Strong Families Covid-19 support tools

Exploring Rhythm, Time and the Natural World slides

The Anger of Grief slides

The Worry of Grief slides

The Sadness of Grief slides

The Joy of Grief slides

Cycles of Awareness slides

Modern Anarchy Podcast- What is Tantra?

On today's episode, we have educator Yoli Maya Yeh (She\Her) join us for a discussion about the indigenous tradition and enlightenment practice of tantra. Together we talk about how the goddess became a tool of the patriarchy, the warped and reductionist notion of tantra under capitalism, and reaching every moment an orgasm.

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