The hardest part of Solstice? Deciding to go! Ask Sewa Singh...

Do you have questions about Summer Solstice? Email personally with Sewa Singh: sewas@comcast.net

"I have been teaching Kundalini Yoga for over 40 years. I hold an MFA from the University of Washington and have taught at Eastern Washington University, Western Washington University and the University of Washington."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDMTsuK9gpg

Yogi Bhajan was always reminding us that we had to get out of our self-isolation and into community. Though it can be uncomfortable at times, there is a beautiful science to being in community. A big part of the Solstice Sadhana, believe it or not, is simply making the choice to go each year as a renewal to your personal Sadhana.

It's dusty, sometimes uncomfortable, hot, and windy. But what you walk away with is light, confidence, patience and grit!

Did you know that the profit from 3HO Summer and Winter Solstices fund all of the services that 3HO provides year round?

One of these new and great services that we are launching this fall is “Dear 3HO” hosted by Sewa Singh. You are invited to write in your questions and answers about keeping up on a spiritual path. This will be an online format and we will be here to answer the call in a personal way!

Donate today so that we can answer everyones call!

If you can't make it, stay connected with us on 3HO Facebook, join the 40-Day Sadhana, and meditate and get together with your 3HO community. Stay inspired and Keep Up!

P.S. We are commited to keeping Solstice Sadhanas affordable so that it can be a part of your annual renewal. Donate today to support the Organic Food at Solstice. You can also sponsor a stainless steel food serving container!

Studies suggest that storing or serving hot food in plastics may be harmful. We need fifty 4 gallon stainless steel meal serving containers with lids for this Summer Solstice. If you have a little more to give please contribute to help us keep this event accessible and healthy. Each stainless steel bucket with lid costs $100.     

60% less than the 3 day Hanuman Yoga Festival     per day        173 vs. 70

56% less than the 8 day Wanderlust Fest              per day        157.50 vs. 70.00

55% less than the 4 day  Sat Nam Fest                 per day        157.00 vs 70.00

35% less than the Bhakti Fest WestFest                per day        108 vs 70

27%  less than the Burning Man Event                  per day        96 vs 70

18% less than the 4 day Lightning in a bottle Fest  per day        85  vs 70

(Some of these events did not include food so we added an average cost of $20 of food per day if you were to eat at the vendors booths)