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One of Georgia’s passions is facilitating group discussions.  She is always amazed at the universe’s capacity to bring the “just right” group together at the “just right” time in each of their lives.   Blue Light discussions are inspired by everyday occurrences, encourage emotional and interpersonal growth, and foster community and connection.  Discussions may also be led by community members. 

What are some possible benefits of being part of a Blue Light Discussion?

  • Community Building

  • New Connections

  • Realize you’re not alone

  • Motivation to do something new or different

  • Gain new perspective

  • Help someone else

  • Feel supported

  • Exposure to others’ ideas

  • Find inspiration or new hope

  • Learn something new 

Discussions occur every other month and are included in the Enrichment Membership.  There is a $16 drop-in fee for non-Enrichment Members. 

If you have a theme you would like to explore or if you would like to facilitate a discussion, please email georgia@bluelightyoga.com. 

Upcoming Discussions

Past Discussions

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BLUE LIGHT DISCUSSION- Synchronicity
Apr 24
BLUE LIGHT DISCUSSION- Synchronicity

BLUE LIGHT DISCUSSION- Synchronicity Wednesday, April 24, 630p

For our April Discussion will explore synchronicity, the "simultaneous occurrence of events which appear significantly related but have no discernible causal connection."  Do you think of synchronicities as coincidences, or as signs from the universe, or something in-between?  We'll gather together to share personal stories of synchronicities/coincidences, and contemplate the value of seeing them as chance happenings versus assigning meaning to them in our lives.

Blue Light Discussion - Failure is Feedback
Feb 28
Blue Light Discussion - Failure is Feedback

BLUE LIGHT DISCUSSION - Failure is Feedback
Wednesday, February 28, 6:30pm

We will discuss the idea that failure is feedback.  We will share an experience of perceived failure and discuss how the experience affected our life in the moment and in hindsight.  We will consider what we would have done differently, and how we might approach our next "perceived" failure with greater wisdom.  

Blue Light Discussion - Hey, America, Grow Up.
Oct 18
Blue Light Discussion - Hey, America, Grow Up.

BLUE LIGHT DISCUSSION - Hey, America, Grow Up.
Wednesday, Oct 18, 6:30pm

We will discuss the recent NY Times Opinion by David Brooks titled Hey, America, Grow Up.

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