The warmth of the space, the welcoming feeling, aesthetics. Been looking for a new studio that…read morefocuses one's wellbeing.

I've been meaning to attend a class at Soulage ever since I heard about their opening. I finally…read morehad the perfect excuse thanks to the Yelp 410 Deal. I attended the Movement and Meditation class on Friday at 11am (as part of the deal) and got entry for just $4.10! I managed to find street parking right out front during this time. The entrance to the studio is tucked away in a little alley. When you walk in, you're warmly greeted by the colorful wallpaper, patterned tiled floor, and comfy lounge area. This building is very historical and looks to have been an old bible study building. You wouldn't think this would make for a good yoga studio but the high ceilings and large windows are just perfection! Elizabeth (owner and teacher) led the movement and meditation class expertly. It was a great class for centering myself and giving my body a rest since I mainly do vinyasa yoga and weight lifting. This particular class was super slow, gentle, and incorporated some releasing postures I had never tried before. I highly recommend paying a visit to Soulage! Your body and mind will thank you.

The Hall of Self continues to provide a welcoming, positive, safe space for our neighborhood to…read moreexplore their wellness and fitness goals. In addition to a variety of Yoga offerings, Pilates, and Breathwork, The Hall of Self has started offering Tai Chi, Massage and Sound bath. The community is growing and the variety of offerings has expanded. I'm so thrilled to have such a special space in our neighborhood!

I was not able to attend a class as my $200 class pass expired 7 months ago and the studio was not…read morewilling to offer anything except the option to pay for more classes. Life happens and it is unfortunate that a yoga studio does not have the grace to work with you. I can't really respect those values.

I'm from out of town and stopped in this beautiful little sanctuary to enjoy a peaceful yin yoga…read moreexperience. Emily my coach was lovely. I love the location of the establishment and the serene experience within the four walls.

I visited here for the first time today for a sound bath session. It was a needed experience that…read moreallowed me to relax. The ambiance is very nice and cozy and gives positive vibes. The owner as well as the session guide had very warm personalities. They really made my friends and I feel welcomed. They offer you hot tea and water. Overall it was just a wonderful experience and I plan to return in the future. There is plenty of free off-street parking on Parkdale Ave which is the street from where you enter the location.

A True Sanctuary for Mindfulness I've been a regular…read morepractitioner here for a while, attending the Sunday evening in-person sessions (5-7 PM) and staying connected with their wonderful online community on Thursday nights. This place has become a vital part of my weekly routine, offering a grounded and authentic environment for anyone looking to deepen their practice. The center offers a variety of ways to engage, especially the Day-Long Retreats held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. These sessions are perfect for a mid-week reset; they provide the dedicated time and space needed to quiet the mind in a way that's hard to find elsewhere. Whether you are joining virtually or walking through their doors in person, the sense of peace and community is immediate. It's a rare find and deeply personal in its atmosphere. If you're in the area and looking for a supportive meditation community, I can't recommend them enough.

The Buddha Meditation Center is a great place to calm your mind and find inner peace. The Monk's…read moreare very friendly and happy to answer any questions. I have done a few day-long retreats as well as several Sunday evening meditations. I would highly recommend this place!

Shambhala told me in the recent past that I am "not allowed" to speak with my family members…read more Doesn't that sound like a cult to you? Seems like they don't want us comparing notes because of something they have done. I began learning meditation with them in 2010. I was told it was a secular meditation community. It is not. Heavy on the guru worship. In fact, it is mandatory.

This location closed several years ago. There was a split in membership due to concerns regarding…read morethe Sakyong's personal behavior. Some members do practice in a different location, If you are interested in Tibetan Buddhism I would suggest the Kadamp center on Northern Parkway, several near Washington or Mindrolling in Va.

I really loved the concept, but the experience felt like a storefront playing spa…read more I tried the salt bath and felt totally uncomfortable with the level of cleanliness and care. There was rust, peeling paint, dust/dirt in the corners, no soap/shampoo in the shower, and I just didn't want to touch anything. The massage was a much better experience and the therapist offered helpful suggestions based on ways she could improve knots and stress within the body. Based on my comfort level, I would not return.

Dissapointing experience! They rescheduled my appointment to the evening due to staffing issues. I…read moreshowed up for my appointment and they had scheduled me with a male therapist when I requested a female. They had no other therapists available at that time. I ended up leaving without a massage.

I have studied Tibetan buddhism at a great many places and the TMC is where I have settled on my…read morefuture. The resident Khenpo is amazing and relates very well to his students. There is a Buddhism 101 class there that runs about ten weeks and it's taught by a practitioner named Lance who teaches quite well. I recently bought a house near TMC, I am so convinced. The sangha is very welcoming and established. You will enjoy TMC and learn quite a bit in the process.

Beautiful Sangha. So tranquil and lovely. We are so fortunate to have a Tibetan Meditation Center…read moreright here near Frederick Maryland. Whether you are interested in Tibetan Buddisum or would simply like to join in on the Thursday evening meditations, this is the place to go.