The Foundation · In person
A second building, given over to practice.
The ashram in South Miami is where the archive was recorded — the talks, the scripture classes, the evening satsangs. A few minutes away stands a separate house kept for the other half of the practice — the body. Postures and breath, and the classes, workshops and training built around them.
Looking for the ashram instead? Visit the Foundation — the hall on the recordings.
Classes and workshops, on 102nd Avenue.
Swamiji has taught for more than sixty years that the postures are not the practice but the preparation for it — that a restless body makes a restless mind, and that the asanas exist to quiet the first so the second can be met. The building on 102nd Avenue is where that preparation is taught — a complex of several rooms of different sizes, used for different things.
The center is part of the Yoga Research Foundation — not a separate organization. It is known locally as the Integral Yoga Center, the teaching lineage is the one that runs through everything else on this site, and its class schedule lives at integralyogacenter.com.
This week at the center
Straight from the center’s own booking system — whatever is on their schedule is what you see here.
The recorded archive stays free and always will. A class in a room with a teacher in it is a different thing from a recording, and classes at the center are paid for separately — ask about current rates when you call.


West of the ashram, a few minutes’ drive.
Integral Yoga Center
5691 SW 102nd Avenue
Miami, Florida 33173
The center is a separate building from the ashram at 6111 SW 74th Avenue — if you are coming for a class here, this is the address you want, not the ashram’s.
- Schedule
- integralyogacenter.com — the current week’s classes
- Telephone
- (786) 743-7979 — the center’s own line
- info@yogaresearchfoundation.org — or the Foundation, on 305-666-2006
- First time
- Call or write ahead if it is your first class. The weekly schedule is settled, but a call gets you a person rather than a page.
Or begin where most people do — by listening.
Nothing here asks you to come to Miami. The talks that fill this teaching are free, unpaywalled, and older than most of the people who find them.
The archive is free, and it will remain free.
