Being drawn to yoga, Marjorie attended her first hatha yoga class 25 years ago, and was hooked. Over the ensuing years she has studied various styles of yoga with diverse teachers, including those whose styles were based on Iyengar, where the focus is on alignment; Kripalu, which flows meditatively through poses; and Kundalini in which the emphasis is on awakening the energy of the spine through breath work and active postures. Marjorie’s classes are heart centered, she uses her base of yogic knowledge, her yoga toolbox as she calls it, guiding students into their own awareness, finding a personal mind, body, spirit connection.
Marjorie is also a graduate of Montserrat College of Art, and spent 21 years working in curriculum development and art direction as president of Universal Art Images, a provider of resources for teaching art history and art appreciation. She left the corporate world in 2006, which allowed her pursuits in art and yoga to take center stage. Marjorie received her RYT-200 certification from Heartwood Yoga Studios in 2016 and has been teaching small to medium size classes and private lessons ever since. Her motto is, “bring meditation to Life.”