Membership + Pricing
When Alchemystic Studio offers several classes and workshops per week, you may wish to access our tiered monthly subscription option. You can also subscribe as a way to donate to the space on a monthly basis.
Community Care Rate
$44 per month
Sustainer Rate
$66 per month
Supporter Rate
$88 per month
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- An inclusive and intersectional space that prioritizes, uplifts, and serves sacred marginalized communities such as lgbtqia2s+, bipoc, neurodivergent, bigger bodies, caste oppressed, chronically ill, disabled, folks with chronic pain, and other people who feel ostracized by mainstream corporate yoga studios.
- Respect for pronouns and names, knowing that as we heal these may change, and it is communal care for us to acknowledge and respect that.
- A space that strives for accessibility and is always open to learn more ways to align with disability justice work
- Respect for where folks are at in their yoga practice.
- We strive to treat our bodies and minds with respect and compassion.
- An environment meant to create the beautiful balance between challenging ourselves in order to grow and lovingly meeting ourselves where we are at.
- Radical authenticity from our teachers and students alike.
- Trauma informed classes and workshops.
“The Our Shadow’s container facilitated a healing space where genuine connections could be made. The weaving of ancient Indian wisdom throughout each session was so magickal and inspiring. Holding all the shares and vulnerability in my heart.”
“I took Alchemystic Studio’s first immersive course, Deep Dive into the 8 Limbs of Yoga in 2021, and found it to be the most informative and inclusive yoga-related courses I’ve ever taken. I still am processing and unpacking that the topics we covered. I loved that one of the main focuses was decolonizing yoga. This is so important when so many Indigenous practices are being stolen for profit while at the same stigmatized. The guest teachers were also all amazing! I’m extremely grateful to have found Alchemystic Studio!”
“I have had the pleasure to be part of two containers that Alchemystic Studio offered. They have truly supported me through turbulent times and offered me a safe and warm space to unpack confusing and often painful feelings and experiences. I find the magic that they create transcends that space and is lasting. The connections both human and with our ancestors are healing and have provided much solace. Meesha cares and shows up for their community and it shows. They adjust to the needs and feedback of container. To be seen and held is powerful. In our containers I’ve been reminded time and time again how expansive we are. Truly, Meesha has supported my journey to heal and acknowledge myself fully and I am deeply grateful.”
How We Give Back
Alchemystic Studio vows to give 10% of all profits to vetted non-profit organizations that align with the current themes of our classes, workshops, immersions, and/or effects a current crisis in need of aid.
“A small body of determined spirits fired by an unquenchable faith in their mission can alter the course of human history.” — Mahatma Gandhi
Current Organization:
Mo Gaza:
Humanitarian and enviromental aid on the ground in Gaza
https://www.mogaza.org/
As we are past one year of the destruction of land and people in Palestine, it is imperative we continue to keep our eyes on our kin in Gaza, and send aid and resources.
![This is a rare article written from a diasporic Kashmiri’s perspective quoting folks on the ground in India Occupied and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir about what it means to us to experience true Azaadi (liberation). Please give this a read. 🍁🕊️🤲🏽🙏🏽⛰️
Repost from @shado.mag
Kashmir recently made international headlines, but you don’t need to look through too many articles to notice a glaring omission of Kashmiri voices. As part of the Kashmiri diaspora, @imaanisk - aka @imaanifesto - feels well placed to explain that this deliberate silencing of Kashmiris has been going on for decades.
In order to address this, Imaan speaks with Kashmiris from both Indian-occupied Kashmir (IOK), Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK), including those on the ground, recent arrivals to the UK and members of the broader diaspora in the UK. In this long-read, Imaan takes us through the history of the region, and talks to fellow Kashmiris about belonging, colonialism and fighting against erasure.
Imaan writes: “In a world shaped by the relatively modern concept of the nation state, many people struggle to imagine identities outside its framework. Many communities – from Puerto Ricans to Uyghurs, Hawaiians to Palestinians, Kurds to Tibetans – often face similar questions: Why is your identity so complicated? Can’t you just say what passport you hold? But identity is more than an officially recognised flag, lyrics to an anthem or papers with red stamps; it’s deeply felt, rooted in a people’s history, culture, and sense of belonging.”
⛓️ full piece in @shado.mag bio!
🎨 @heedayahlockman who says: “This illustration depicts a Kashmiri individual whose vibrant identity is fragmented and obscured by censorship and physical barriers. It highlights how geopolitical narratives silence Kashmiri voices and erase their experiences; yet, glimpses of their enduring culture and resilience persist amidst occupation and control.”
[id: A figure wearing a Kashmiri scarf with black boxes blocking out their eyes and part of the image. In the background there is the landscape of Kashmir, hidden behind barbed wire.]](https://i0.wp.com/alchemysticstudio.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png?w=1080&ssl=1)